The AI social media tool built for doctors.

Yes, but it is regulated. In Dubai, the Dubai Health Authority publishes Standards for Medical Advertisement Content on Social Media, and these apply to licensed health facilities and to individual healthcare professionals — including posts on their personal accounts. Content must be factually accurate and state both benefits and risks; any patient photo, video or statement needs documented written consent; and paid promotion must be disclosed. Health advertisements are licensed federally by the Ministry of Health and Prevention (MOHAP), practices in Abu Dhabi follow Department of Health rules, and Dubai Healthcare City has its own separate advertising policy. This is general information, not legal advice — confirm your obligations with your regulator.

Most social media tools — Hootsuite, Buffer, SocialPilot — were built for consumer brands, so they know nothing about clinical accuracy or medical advertising rules. MedZoro is built for doctors. It rewrites clinical notes into patient-safe posts, generates AI avatar videos so you never have to film yourself, and publishes across Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, X and Facebook from one calendar. Plans start at $29 per month.

You give MedZoro a clinical note, an article or a rough idea. Its AI rewrites it into a post that reads clearly for patients, reformats it for each platform, and adds it to your calendar. You review and approve everything before anything is published. If you would rather not film, an AI avatar can present the content as video. You can run it yourself from $29 per month, or hand it to MedZoro's Dubai team as a done-for-you service.

MedZoro is based in Business Bay, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The software is used by doctors internationally, and the done-for-you marketing service covers practices across the UAE. You can reach the team at Contact@medzoro.com or +971 52 304 2898.