Remove negative reviews from Vitals and take back control of your online presence today.
If you’re a healthcare provider, even one fake or unfair review on Vitals.com can harm your credibility, patient trust, and bottom line.
But you’re not powerless.
In this guide, we’ll walk you through exactly how to report and remove fake reviews, how to deal with real ones, and how our team can do it for you—fast, affordably, and with zero risk.
- What is Vitals.com?
- What Types Of Healthcare Providers Are Listed on Vitals?
- How To Get Patients To Change Or Remove Their Review
- How To Report Fake or False Reviews To Vitals.com Support (Step-by-Step)
- How We Remove Negative Reviews For You
- How To Get More Positive Reviews On Vitals.com
- How To Push Down Your Vitals.com Profile On Google
- FAQ
- Get Started
What is Vitals.com?
Vitals.com is a medical review site that compiles profiles of healthcare providers using publicly available license data.
I like to use WhoIs.com to find out when sites first originated and this one was registered Juny 2003.
Together with this long history and domain authority of 81 out of 100, the site is almost always going to rank on page one or two for any medical professional with a profile.
Each provider profile includes specialties, location, education, and most importantly—reviews and ratings from patients.
These reviews cover areas such as bedside manner, accuracy, wait time, and staff professionalism.
While this transparency benefits patients, it also opens the door to abusive, exaggerated, or outright fake reviews that can misrepresent your practice.
Vitals reviews are often anonymous and unverified, which makes the system vulnerable to abuse from ex-employees, competitors, or personal vendettas.
Because Vitals is owned by Internet Brands (which also owns WebMD), your profile can appear very high in Google search results—making negative reviews even more damaging.
What Types Of Healthcare Providers Are Listed on Vitals?
Vitals aims to list every single licensed medical professional in the United States.
This includes:
- Primary care doctors
- Surgeons
- Psychiatrists and psychologists
- Dentists and orthodontists
- Physical and occupational therapists
- Chiropractors
- Podiatrists
- OB/GYNs
- Dermatologists
- Nurse practitioners
- Physician Assistants
Whether you’re part of a large medical group or operate your own practice, there’s a good chance your profile already exists.
You don’t need to sign up to be listed.
Vitals auto-generates your profile based on public data and allows users to leave reviews at any time.
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How To Get Patients To Change Or Remove Their Review
If the reviewer is a real patient, the most effective approach is to resolve the issue directly and ask for removal.
Steps to follow:
- Identify the patient based on the review content, visit history, or language used
- Reach out privately—via phone, email, or patient portal if available
- Express understanding and offer a solution or apology if appropriate
- Ask politely if they would consider altering or removing their review
In many cases, patients leave bad reviews out of frustration or a misunderstanding.
If they feel heard and valued, they’re often willing to remove the complaint themselves.
HIPAA reminder: Do not confirm or disclose patient identity in public replies.
All communication should remain private and compliant.
How To Report Fake or False Reviews To Vitals.com Support (Step-by-Step)
If the reviewer was never a patient, is abusive, or breaks Vitals’ rules, you can request removal.
Here’s how:
- Visit your Vitals profile and locate the offending review
- Document everything—take screenshots, note the date, and save the URL
- Identify violations**: Is the review defamatory, vulgar, impersonated, promotional, or obviously false?
- Go to the Vitals contact form
- Submit your request using clear, professional language
- Include evidence if available (e.g., no record of the patient, the review mentions wrong provider, etc.)
- Follow up within 10 business days if you don’t hear back
Vitals does not have a “flag” button like other platforms, so this manual request is the only official route for removal.
I know – it’s annoying – but this is something you can do yourself or have an admin handle on your behalf.
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How We Remove Negative Reviews For You
Tired of the runaround? Let us take over.
We’ve helped lots of doctors and other medical practitioners clean up Vitals.com and other review sites—safely and efficiently.
Our review removal service is a done-for-you-service that includes a fully refundable 100% guarantee if we are not successful.
In many cases, we only ask for a small deposit to get started and even this is refundable if we do not succeed.
We work with expert contractors through our network to completely remove bad reviews with no risk to you.
How To Get More Positive Reviews On Vitals
Drowning out bad reviews with authentic, positive ones is another powerful tactic.
Here’s how to grow your review base:
- Ask satisfied patients to leave a review during checkout
- Use follow-up emails or texts with your Vitals link
- Add review request signage in your office with a QR code
- Mention reviews during routine calls or surveys
- Set up a digital review campaign with automated reminders
The more positive reviews you generate, the less weight any one bad comment carries.
Make it a routine part of your practice—just like patient follow-ups or billing—and you’ll see your rating improve over time.
How To Push Down Your Vitals.com Profile On Google
Sometimes you can’t remove a review—but you can bury it in search results.
Here are some reputation suppression strategies you can use, or when you hire us if you want to bury the negative search result on Google.
Reputation Management Strategies for Vitals Suppression
- SEO optimize your practice website (make sure your professional name is in the title and key headings
- Seek out positive press articles on major online newspapers or health journals
- Promote your Google Business Profile with real 5-star reviews
- Fully complete and promote your profiles on other review platforms (Zocdoc, Healthgrades, RateMDs)
- Start a YouTube channel and do videos – put your name first in the title of every single one
- Claim all of your major social media profiles, LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, etc
Search engines prioritize relevance and freshness.
By building out strong, optimized content, we push negative links off page one for you at an affordable price.
FAQ
How do I permanently remove a review from Vitals.com?
Submit a support request to Vitals or ask the reviewer to remove it directly.
How can I delete my medical profile on Vitals?
Vitals does not allow full profile deletion, but you can claim and update your listing.
How do I flag bad reviews on Vitals for removal?
Use the contact form at Vitals.com and cite specific guideline violations.
How can I remove my profile from Healthgrades?
Like Vitals, Healthgrades allows profile claims but not deletions.
What is the Vitals review removal cost?
We only charge after a successful removal—no risk, no upfront fees.
How to get rid of unwanted complaints from Vitals?
Combine reporting, patient outreach, suppression strategies, or let us handle it all for you.
If you remove the review, will it come back?
No. Once the negative review is pulled from your profile, it is gone forever. Contact AffordableReputationManagement.com for a quote.
Get Started
Your reputation is too valuable to leave to chance.
We specialize in fast, affordable, and guaranteed review removals from Vitals.com and several other medical websites.
Whether you’re dealing with a fake complaint, a bitter ex-patient, or just a one-star mystery review, we’ve got you covered.
We look forward to assisting you.