TubePod Media
Podcasts and video for doctors and pharma
Patient-education episodes, expert series and pharma content, recorded in Surat and reviewed by your medical team before anything is released.
Patients search before they book, and doctors have the least time to answer
Patients look up their symptoms, their procedure and their doctor on YouTube before the first appointment. The most trusted voice on those topics is a qualified doctor, and doctors rarely have time to plan, shoot and edit content.
Pharma companies face a different version of the same problem. Medical teams want to reach doctors with expert conversations, but every frame has to clear medical, legal and regulatory review first.
A doctor can record a month of episodes in one studio session. We handle the rest, and the medical reviewer sees each cut before release.
What we make for doctors and pharma companies
Patient-education episodes
A doctor explains a condition, a procedure or recovery in Gujarati or Hindi, the language patients ask questions in.
Doctor-to-doctor conversations
Case discussions and specialist interviews for an audience of doctors, delivered privately or unlisted if needed.
Expert interviews for pharma
Recorded conversations with specialists for brand and medical-affairs teams, built around your review rounds.
Clinic explainer reels
Short answers to the questions patients ask most: what to expect, how long recovery takes, when to come back.
Hospital and clinic films
An introduction to your departments and doctors for patients choosing where to go.
Built for medical review
India's medical ethics rules restrict doctors from advertising themselves. The safe ground is education: explain conditions and treatments, and leave out cure claims, fee offers and patient testimonials. The rules are set by the National Medical Commission and can change, so check your content with your own counsel before it goes out.
- Outline approved by the doctor before recording.
- Rough cut reviewed by the doctor or your medical reviewer; pharma projects can add MLR review rounds.
- No patient is recorded without written consent, and no identifiable patient data appears on screen.
- Final sign-off in writing before anything is published.
Questions people ask
Can a doctor promote their clinic in a podcast?
Keep the episode educational: explain the condition and the treatment options, and let the doctor's knowledge do the work. Avoid cure claims, offers and patient testimonials. Check specific cases with your own counsel.
Can we record in Gujarati?
Yes. Patient content works best in the language patients use. Record in Gujarati, Hindi or English.
Can pharma content stay private?
Yes. We deliver files to you; you choose whether they go on a public channel, an unlisted link or an internal platform.
How long does a doctor need to be at the studio?
That depends on episode length and how ready the outline is. We plan the session so the doctor spends as little time in the studio as possible, and several episodes can be recorded in one visit.
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Read moreRequest a proposal
Tell us what you want to make. A producer calls you back to scope it, and you get a written proposal.
Prefer to talk first? Call +91 78598 42007.