Websites for therapists and health practices
What you treat, who you are, which insurance you take and how to make an appointment. Clear and calm, the way a first visit should feel.
What a site for therapists and health practices could look like
An example built for a made-up business. Yours is built from what you tell us about your own.
What it needs to do
Services and what to expect
Plain explanations of what you treat and what a first visit is like.
Insurance and fees
The plans you accept and your self-pay rates, where people look for them.
Appointment requests
A short form for a name, contact details and a preferred time.
An accessible site
Every site publishes an accessibility statement, and the builder requires a text description on every image.
Ask for it in your own words
No settings to hunt for. Say what you want changed, the way you would say it to a person, and it is done.
- “Add a page about a first visit”
- “List the insurance plans we accept”
- “Add an appointment request form”
- “Add Dr. Patel to the team page”
Good to know
Can patients send health information through a form?
No, and they should not. Our forms are for contact and appointment requests, not medical records, and they are not HIPAA compliant. Keep health details in your practice's own systems.
Can I link to my patient portal or booking system?
Yes. Point any button or menu item at it.
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