Online booking that fits your calendar
Booking runs through the scheduling system you already use, or a booking tool we build in, with appointment types, practitioners and gaps between visits set up the way the clinic works.
Websites for / Clinics & health practicesBusiness · $2,500
Patients come to a clinic website a little anxious and usually in a hurry. They want to know whether you treat their problem, whether their insurance works and when they can be seen. We design clinic websites that answer those questions clearly and let people book without phoning.
01 Your customersWhy they visit
In their own words: back pain, a chipped tooth, a sports injury. Treatment pages should use the terms patients search for, with the clinical name alongside.
Which plans you accept, what a first visit costs, and whether they need a referral.
At 10 p.m., when the front desk is closed, with the right practitioner and the right length of visit.
Where to park, what to bring, how long the first visit takes, and whether the building is step-free.
02 Must-haves5 things
Booking runs through the scheduling system you already use, or a booking tool we build in, with appointment types, practitioners and gaps between visits set up the way the clinic works.
Clear type, strong contrast, proper headings, and forms that work with a keyboard and a screen reader. We design and test against WCAG 2.2 AA, because many of your patients will need it.
One page per treatment and per practitioner, with qualifications and registration details written out. It helps patients choose, and gives search engines a specific page for each thing you treat.
A page listing the plans you accept and your self-pay prices answers the most common front-desk call before anyone picks up the phone.
Contact and booking forms ask only for what's needed to book. Clinical details stay in your practice system, not in an email inbox or the website's database.
03 See it workingCase studies · live demos
A case study from this kind of business, and demos you can click through right now. The demos run on sample data, so try anything.
A calm, accessible site for a physiotherapy clinic, with online booking.
WEB DESIGN · DEVELOPMENT · ACCESSIBILITY Read the case study → Live demo · Dental practiceOne giant typographic word as the hero, no photography at all. A dental practice homepage built to book a visit.
Open the demo site → (opens in a new tab)More designs for other kinds of business are on the templates page.Browse templates →
04 RecommendedFixed prices · USD
Business is a custom design with help writing the copy and an admin you edit yourself, which matters once you have a page for every treatment and practitioner. Online booking is the one add-on almost every clinic needs.
A single practitioner with a handful of treatments? Starter ($950) plus online booking ($600) covers it. A group with several locations and a blog usually suits Growth ($4,800).
Hosting then $390 a year, or $39 a month · every quote is fixed and itemized
05 Questions
Short answers to what comes up before a project starts.
Ask something else →We design the site to keep protected health information out of it: forms collect only what's needed to book, and clinical details stay in your practice management system. If you want patients to fill in health history online, we scope that separately with a system built for it, and your compliance lead should review the set-up.
Yes. Appointment types, practitioners, visit lengths and gaps between appointments are set up when we build the booking, and patients only see the times that fit.
Usually. Most clinic scheduling tools offer a booking page or widget that we can bring into the site so it looks like part of it. Tell us which one you use and we'll confirm on the quote.
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Before you go
Eight things worth checking before a site goes live, or on the one you have now. One email with the checklist, nothing else.
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