Free QR code generatorfor Google reviews
Enter your clinic's name and get a QR code that opens the review form on its Google Business Profile. Change the colors, download the PNG and print it on a flyer or a stand at the front desk. No account and no fees.
How to create a Google review QR code
1. Find your clinic
2. Download the QR code
Pick your clinic and its Google review QR code will appear here.
What a Google review QR code is for
The patient scans the code with their phone camera and sees the review form with its stars on your Google Business Profile right away. They don't have to search for your clinic on Google Maps or scroll down to the reviews, so leaving a review takes them a minute.
When nobody asks, it's mostly angry patients who leave reviews. Happy ones walk out thinking about where they parked and forget. The code makes leaving a review quicker, but it won't remind anyone on its own: someone has to show it to the patient.
It's a static code: it holds only the address and works for as long as your Business Profile exists, but it doesn't count scans.
Where to put the QR code in your clinic
Wherever patients have a moment and their phone in hand.
A stand on the front desk. Patients see it when they pay or book their next visit. All the front desk has to say then is: “We ask our patients for reviews. Here's the QR code for our Google profile. We'd really appreciate it if you could take a moment to leave a review.”
A flyer or card to take home. The front desk hands it to the patient on the way out, and the patient has time to scan the code at home in the evening.
The waiting room. It works mostly with returning patients, because before a first visit there's nothing to rate yet.
SMS and email. A code won't work here, because patients can't scan their own screen. By SMS, the clinic sends the review link instead, ideally the day after the visit.
What to write next to the code
How was your visit? Scan the code and leave a Google review. It takes a minute and helps other patients choose a doctor.
A neutral question. “How was your visit?” leaves the rating to the patient, while “Were you happy with us?” suggests the answer.
No rewards. Google bans discounts, freebies and prize draws in exchange for reviews.
A note about the Google account. Only someone signed in to a Google account can leave a review. A small-print note, “You need a Google account to leave a review”, saves older patients some frustration when they sign in.
Your clinic's logo and name. Patients should know the code leads to your profile.
In a clinic chain, every location needs its own code, because a flyer with one clinic's code collects reviews for that clinic only. Create a separate code for each.
After a few weeks, the stand on the desk becomes part of the furniture. Still, the most reviews come from a request sent by SMS the day after the visit, because it doesn't depend on the queue at the front desk.