Clinics & Practices
A patient finds your practice through search, lands on a site that answers their specific question, and books an appointment without picking up the phone. The request is sitting on the schedule when the front desk opens in the morning.
A site lists procedures but never answers whether the practice treats the patient's specific condition. The patient leaves unsure.
New patient paperwork is a PDF. The patient has to find it, download it, print it, hand-fill it, and bring it in. Most never do.
The only way to book is to call. Call during the exact hours the patient is at work. Most never call back.
Every patient who finds a clinic online walks the same five steps. Between each pair of steps sits a gap where they fall off. Four pairs, four gaps, and this is where the build goes. What happens after the appointment, the reminders and the follow-up, is the section below.
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One page for each problem the practice solves. Written for the patient, not the procedure. So a chiropractor builds a page for back pain, not a page for chiropractic. When someone searches that problem, they land on a page written for them.
A calendar that shows real availability, respects provider preferences, and lets patients book any time. Integrates with the practice management software you already use so the booking goes straight into your system. No double-entry.
Forms sent to the patient after they book so paperwork is done before they arrive. Every answer flows into your records. The practice management system stays in sync. No hand-filling in the waiting room.
Appointment reminders that go out automatically, then follow-up sequences that run on their own schedule. Every touchpoint is automated so the practice stays present without the staff having to send a single email.
Every patient gets the same review request at the same point after their visit. Nobody is screened out and nobody is sent somewhere different based on how they answer. If a patient rates the visit low, the practice gets an internal alert straight away, so someone can pick up the phone that day instead of reading about it a week later.
Many practices take insurance and the patient has no idea where they stand before they call. The site names which plans the practice is in network with and gives the patient a clear way to request an estimate before the visit. What a patient owes depends on their own plan and deductible, so the site routes that question to the practice instead of guessing at it.
When a practice is full the site's job changes. First, it fills the holes cancellations leave. A patient who cancels opens a slot, and without a live booking system capturing new requests that slot usually stays empty, because the front desk never hears about the patient who gave up trying to get in. The site captures those requests and fills the holes.
Second, a full practice can shift its mix. Take a dental practice as an example: booked six weeks out on cleanings, while the implant and crown chairs sit light. Pages written for implants and for crowns put the practice in front of the patients searching those words, and those requests start arriving where the schedule has room. The practice stays full, and it fills with more of the work it wants.
Third, if you are truly booked solid and want to raise rates or tighten the schedule, the site does that too. It becomes a filter that raises the bar for who gets in. The question a full practice is answering is which patients, when, and for what work.
We learn what conditions and procedures the practice treats, how the practice management system works, what integrations exist, and what the front desk needs most.
We scope which problems get pages and which procedures anchor the site. We map the patient journey and decide where the biggest wins are. We plan integrations so nothing lives in two places.
We write problem-focused pages, wire up online booking with your practice management system, build intake forms that feed your records, and set up automations so nothing relies on a staff member remembering to send an email.
We get the practice team trained on managing bookings, intake, and reviews. We hand over admin access. The site runs on its own. Updates come through the practice, or come through us when the practice would rather hand them over.
Patient data is handled according to the practice's own rules and any compliance requirements. The specifics of regulations and setup get settled on the call. The site follows the practice's own intake and records procedures. Nothing changes how the practice manages patient data.
Yes. Online bookings route into the system automatically. Intake forms populate patient records when submitted. Reminders pull the real schedule. If your software has an API, it integrates. If not, we work within what's available. Every practice uses something different so we scope this on the call with your specific system in mind.
We write the initial draft for each problem page based on the practice's services and patient mix. The practice reviews it and flags anything that needs to be specific to your practice, your providers, or your market. You approve before anything goes live. Clinical accuracy is the practice's call, and the practice's responsibility, never ours.
Booking is routed by provider. Intake can be patient-specific or provider-specific. Automation can be customized per provider or location. The site works for single practices and for multi-provider groups. We scope the structure on the call based on your setup.
They stay in the practice management system where they are. The new site doesn't import or touch existing patient data. It only collects and routes data from new patients who book through the site. Your existing patient database is untouched.
We handle the build. You handle the practice. Patients find you and book online without waiting on hold or waiting for you to open.
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