Websites for doctors and private practices.
Patients find you online before they ever call. We build practice websites that handle that first impression — and that your team updates itself, no developer needed.
Sound familiar?
The website remembers better days
Built years ago, broken on mobile, last news item from another era. Patients cannot even tell whether the practice is open.
A holiday notice means calling a developer
You want the site to say you are away next week — and you wait days for someone to ‘put it up’. That is not how it should work.
Patients ask Google — and AI
A new patient searches for a doctor by specialty and city, increasingly in ChatGPT as well. A practice that is not visible there does not exist for them.
The phone blocks your nurse
Half the calls are questions a website should answer: hours, insurers, what to bring. Every one of them costs the practice time.
A website that works for the practice.
A fast, clear foundation
Opening hours, contacts, insurers, services, how to book, what to bring. Fast, legible on a phone, accessible to older patients — and built static, so there is no admin panel to attack.
Holiday notices you write yourself
The most common request practices have — and our standard, not an add-on. A simple interface where the nurse or doctor posts an absence notice, a change of hours, or news, live immediately. Training is part of the handover.
3D visualisations
Interactive 3D elements — from the practice space to the course of an examination — help patients orient themselves before the visit. Factual information, delivered in a way template websites cannot match.
Interactive elements for young patients
A game or interactive element that makes the visit easier for children. Contact details are collected strictly from parents, with explicit consent, in line with GDPR — turning the website into a relationship with the patient’s family, not a form.
Findable — on Google and in AI
Google Business Profile and Maps, healthcare structured data (MedicalClinic, Physician), clean technical foundations, and content that answers real patient questions — so the patient who asks ChatGPT instead of a search engine still finds you.
Medical presentation is regulated. We know the rules.
A doctor’s website is governed by advertising regulation and medical-chamber ethics: factual information yes, superlatives and promises of outcomes no. Our forms run on minimal data — name, contact, visit type; no health data. We grew up in a medical family, and our first builds in the segment were for private practices — see the case study.
Three steps to a new website.
A conversation
What the practice needs, what patients ask most, what the site must do. Half an hour, no commitment.
Design and build
We prepare the content with you — copy, photography, structure — and you see the site take shape.
Handover and training
We launch, train your team on self-service edits, and optionally stay on as monthly care.
Straight answers.
What does a practice website cost?
A one-time build scoped to your needs, plus optional monthly care. We quote after a short conversation — free, no commitment.
Can we really edit it ourselves?
Yes. Absence notices, news, and hours are yours to edit in a simple interface; training is part of the handover. We remain available for larger changes.
How long does it take?
Weeks, not months — the longest part is usually preparing materials on your side, which we help with.
How do you handle GDPR?
By minimisation: forms without health data, consent where the law requires it, correct cookies. We build the site properly; your lawyer reviews the legal documentation — we are not a law firm and do not pretend to be.
We have an old site and domain. What happens to them?
The domain stays yours. We migrate the content and set up redirects so no links or search positions are lost.
Let patients find you.
Tell us what your practice needs — we will come back with a concrete proposal.
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