Board typesMedical Centres & Doctors' Surgeries

Medical Centres & Doctors' Surgeries

Your Message in Waiting Rooms That Actually… Wait.

High-attention environments where audiences are seated, receptive, and engaged.

  • High dwell
  • Captive audience
  • Standard sizing
Medical Centres & Doctors' Surgeries
PriceVariesDepends on the board
  • Waiting roomsWhere you find it
  • LandscapeUsual shape · all markets
  • 1920 × 1080Common size · all markets
  • About 15 secTypical length · all markets

Why it works

Why Medical Centres.

Best for

  • Health products
  • Insurance
  • Wellness
  • Local services
Did you know?
  • 13.3 min average waiting-room time reported by surveyed US patients

PatientPoint, 2024 data. 11,009 respondents visiting physician offices with PatientPoint programmes. Published in 2025 by a waiting-room media company; not all US patients. Industry research. Not CAASie campaign results.

  • Seated and waiting.

    Patients sit down with a few minutes to fill.

  • Little else to look at.

    A waiting room is one of the few places where people read what is in front of them.

  • A calm setting.

    The tone is quiet, so a clear and steady message suits it.

More about this board type

Medical centres provide rare advertising real estate: long dwell time + zero distractions. Patients and parents sit, look up, and actually read what’s in front of them.

Ideal for health products, services, local businesses, insurance, wellness, and community messaging.

What it costs

Price varies.

There are too few recent plays on medical centres & doctors' surgeries in your market to publish a typical price. It depends on the board and the hour.

Tune

US$200

Readout

Estimated plays

1,110

plays

Low370High2,220depending on the board

Across all board types, the same budget buys about 0 plays.

of ad timeacross all boards

One way to spread it

5 boards
2 weeks
8 hours/day

showings/hourper board, on average

Estimate details

A rough guide, not a quote. Uses historical prices on US boards, in US dollars. Actual plays depend on the boards, hours and availability. This does not reserve a board or buy continuous airtime. Some publishers set a minimum spend.

What your ad needs

Upload once. I check the fit.

Every board has its own size. Upload your ad once and I match it to the boards it suits. Across all markets, these are the sizes medical centres use most.

If something won't fly, I'll catch it before you hit play.

  • 1920 × 108061% of boards
  • 1080 × 192031% of boards
  • 1366 × 7688% of boards
  • Won't flyOdd one outWrong shape for this board
  1. Shape

    Most boards are landscape. Design wide.

  2. Idea

    Keep the tone calm. Waiting rooms aren't loud.

  3. Words

    End on one thing to remember: a name or a number.

Plays last about 15 seconds (boards run from 7 to 15). 69% of these boards are landscape. Based on medical centres that played ads in the last 30 days, in every market. Each board's owner sets its size and play length.

Still thinking?

Questions about medical centres.

How much does medical centre advertising cost?

The price depends on the board and the hour, and there are too few recent plays in the US to publish a typical figure. The cost guesstimator and the map show prices for the boards you pick. You pay per play, with no subscription and no setup fee.

What size does my ad need?

Each board sets its own size. Across all markets in my board sample, the most common medical centre size is 1920 × 1080 (61% of boards). Upload your ad and I check it against the board you pick, before it goes anywhere.

How long does my ad play?

Across all markets in my board sample, a typical play lasts about 15 seconds, and boards run from 7 to 15 seconds. Each board's owner sets its length.

Where can I advertise on medical centres?

Open the map and pick the medical centres boards you want, anywhere they are available. Availability changes, so the map is always the up-to-date answer.

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  • No contracts
  • No sales calls
  • No subscription

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