Can I have a form for patients to submit their details?

We do not offer that today, and it is a deliberate decision. Any form collecting health data carries obligations over that data, and the site needs its privacy notice first. Once that exists, we can look at it as separate work.

Can I publish patient testimonials?

You can, carefully. It needs written consent and, depending on the case, anonymising. Several jurisdictions also have their own rules on healthcare advertising. The decision is yours; we implement it however you define it.

Does this work if I practise remotely?

It works even better. When care does not depend on location, the website is what replaces the consulting room as a first impression, and the format is worth making clear on the first screen.

What if I later want to sell workshops or programmes?

The site becomes a store with nothing to migrate. That path is already accounted for in the foundation, even when only bookings are in use today.

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Websites for health and wellbeing practices

They find you by word of mouth and confirm online. Booking should be the easy part.

therapists, nutritionists, dentists

USD 100

Essential Page, the recommended package

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A stethoscope, blood pressure cuff and tooth model on a table

What a website in this field needs

Your presentation and approach
How you work and the view you bring. In health that carries more weight than a list of services, because the person is choosing someone, not a procedure.
Services in plain language
What you treat, said the way the person searching would say it. The clinical name reassures a colleague; the common name is what finds a patient.
FAQs: coverage, format
Coverage, format, length and frequency. These questions always arrive, and answering them in advance saves the enquiry that goes cold waiting for a reply.
Appointments on WhatsApp
Appointments requested where the person already writes. Most would rather sort it out by message than by phone.

Why this matters in your field

In health, trust arrives before the search: someone recommends you. But between that recommendation and the first appointment there is a step that almost always happens online, and it decides whether the person writes or leaves it for later.

Your patients find you by word of mouth, but they confirm online. And most would rather sort out the appointment on WhatsApp than by phone.

What they are looking for is specific: whether you treat what they have, how you work, whether you take their coverage, whether it is in person or remote, and how to book. Five answers. A website holds all of them; a social profile holds almost none.

Which package builds it

The full scope and the limits of each one live on its own page.

USD 100

Essential Page

For a single practitioner with one clear practice, the Essential Page is enough: presentation, approach and booking, on one page that loads fast.

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USD 300

Landing Page

When several services deserve to be separated, or more than one professional shares the practice, the Landing Page gives the room without becoming a site to administer.

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When your practice grows

Added when they are needed, not before. Each one is quoted per case.

Online appointment booking
The practice's real availability, open for booking without an exchange of messages. It reduces no-shows and settles the week.
Deposit taken up front
A booking confirmed with a deposit reduces the appointment lost without notice. It requires the payment account to be active in the practitioner's name.
Sections per service
When a practice deserves its own explanation, it gets its own section without rebuilding the site.

Common questions in this field

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A short conversation is enough to work out what you need and what you don't.

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