Clinics and practices
A practice website patients can trust.
People looking for a physio, therapist or dentist want to know what you treat, what it costs and how to book. They also want to know their details are handled with care.
What your site needs
Clear, calm and easy to book
A practice website should answer the practical questions before someone picks up the phone.
- ServicesWhat you treat and how, in plain language rather than jargon.
- Your teamPractitioners and the qualifications and registrations they actually hold.
- FeesSession prices, and whether health insurers cover them, if you choose to show this.
- BookingA phone number, or a link to the booking system you already use.
- AccessWheelchair access, parking and anything else that helps people plan their visit.
Health information
Health data needs extra care.
Under GDPR, information about someone’s health is a special category of personal data with stricter rules. So we keep it off your website wherever possible.
- Contact forms ask for a name and how to reach the person, not their symptoms
- A short note on the form asks people not to send medical details
- Your booking system is listed in your privacy notice
- No tracking or advertising scripts on your pages
Get started
See your new homepage before you spend a cent.
Send us a short email about your business and we’ll put together a free demo of your homepage.
Useful to include
- Your business name
- What you do
- Your town
- Your current website or Facebook page, if you have one
We’ll only use your details to reply and prepare your demo. See the privacy notice.