Remárcate named Marketing Agency of the Year by Consumer Ratings Institute

Remárcate, a Wesley Chapel healthcare marketing and patient acquisition firm, earned Marketing Agency of the Year in the Marketing Agencies category from the Consumer Ratings Institute. The recognition is tied to public reviews and a 5.0-star Google rating as the company expands its structured patient-acquisition model to more clinics, including Hispanic providers in the U.S.

Why it matters: - Remárcate’s award signals market validation for a patient-acquisition model aimed at clinics that sell higher-value treatments. - The recognition matters to clinic owners because the system is positioned to help them attract, convert and retain better-fit patients instead of increasing volume with low-intent leads. - The company’s U.S. expansion adds a new option for Hispanic healthcare providers looking for a more structured growth process.

What happened: - The Consumer Ratings Institute named Remárcate Marketing Agency of the Year in the Marketing Agencies category. - The Wesley Chapel, Florida, company earned the recognition based on public consumer reviews and an overall 5.0-star Google rating. - The award reflects reported results from clinic owners using Remárcate’s patient acquisition system.

The details: - Remárcate works with clinics that offer high-value treatments. - The company’s system is designed to attract, filter, schedule, convert, retain and scale high-ticket patients. - Remárcate says the model separates marketing from patient acquisition. - The system is intended to be implemented in 60 days. - The program does not rely on daily content creation. - The program does not require lowering prices. - The program is designed to avoid filling schedules with people who are only curious. - The system covers the full patient journey, including defining the ideal patient and value proposition, ads that filter for intent, guided conversations, appointment confirmation, no-pressure sales, follow-up, loyalty, referrals and tracking. - Clinics also get one-on-one and group mentoring, a community of clinic owners, implementation support, and AI-powered automations and assistants tied to operations. - Dr. Cherry Mediavilla, founder and CEO, said clinics need better patients and a system that turns a first message into a real decision. - Dr. Cherry Mediavilla said the award reflects Remárcate’s focus on measurable results, clarity and structure. - Remárcate was founded by Dr. Cherry Mediavilla, who is a dentist, engineer and MBA. - The system has been used by more than 600 clinics across Latin America and Europe. - In 2026, Remárcate expanded into the United States to support Hispanic healthcare providers seeking scalable patient acquisition. - More information is available on Remárcate’s website.

Between the lines: - The award is a reputation signal, but the business pitch is performance-driven: the company is selling a system, not just marketing services. - Remárcate’s messaging suggests a shift away from broad lead generation and toward tighter patient qualification and conversion. - The 5.0-star Google rating and review-based recognition are likely important proof points for clinic owners evaluating vendors in a crowded market.

What’s next: - Remárcate is likely to keep using the award and review score as third-party validation while it grows in the U.S. market. - The company’s next growth phase appears tied to helping more clinics adopt its 60-day implementation model and AI-assisted operations. - The Consumer Ratings Institute will continue issuing recognitions based on aggregated public review data across business categories.

The bottom line: - Remárcate is using third-party recognition to reinforce a simple pitch: clinics want fewer low-intent leads and more patients who convert, stay and refer.