AI visibility · Microsoft Copilot
Physicians are starting to ask AI assistants which tool fits their workflow. The answer is built from pages the assistant trusts. PhysicianAITools pages are among them.
Daily citations. Darker bars are weekdays, lighter bars weekends: roughly twice as many citations on workdays, which fits people asking these questions at work.
Why this matters if you build healthcare AI
You do not see the question. You do not see the answer. You only find out later whether your product was in it. When an assistant describes your tool, it repeats what it read, including pricing that changed, features you retired, or an integration you now support that nobody wrote down.
A claimed, accurate profile is the part of that answer you control. Claiming is free and takes about a minute with a work email.
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What these numbers do and do not show
- Microsoft only. The figures come from Bing Webmaster Tools and cover Microsoft Copilot and its partners. ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity do not publish comparable data, so they are not included.
- A citation is not a visit. It means an assistant used one of our pages as a source in an answer. It does not tell us who asked or whether they clicked through.
- Site-wide, not per profile. Microsoft reports totals for the whole site, so we cannot say how often any single profile was cited.
- A dated snapshot. Microsoft Copilot and its partners only, Aug 31 – Sep 27, 2026. Source: Bing Webmaster Tools (AI Performance), captured Sep 29, 2026. We refresh it monthly.