Website design for physiotherapists
A patient in pain searches on their phone, compares two websites and calls the one that earns their trust in thirty seconds.
What your site really needs
Your treatments, one by one
Sports injuries, pelvic health, back and neck pain, dry needling, post-surgery rehab. Each with a short explanation: it is what people search for by name, and what finds you on Google.
Insurance and referrals
Which health insurers you work with, whether patients can self-refer and whether you accept work injury or accident cases. It is the first question of half your calls; written down, it saves the ones that don’t fit.
Sessions, packages and home visits
How long a session lasts, whether there are packages, and whether you visit patients at home and how far. Someone leaving the doctor’s wants to know what to expect, not ask for a quote.
Your registration
HCPC registration in the UK, state licence in the US. It builds trust and separates a physiotherapist from anyone offering massage.
The pages we recommend
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Home
What you treat, where you are and the call button, all on the first screen.
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Treatments
A section per technique, with who it helps, how long the session lasts and the price or price range.
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Contact
Form, phone, WhatsApp if you use it and a link to your online booking.
Frequently asked questions
Can you connect our online booking?
We link your website to the booking system you already use, and that is included. Building a booking system into the website needs a database and is a custom quote.
There are three of us: which pack do we need?
The Team Website, from €474: it comes with a team page and a structure for several practitioners. If you work alone, the Solo Website, from €395, is more than enough.
Should we show prices?
You can, and we recommend it, even as “from”. A page with prices gets fewer calls but many more bookings.
What if we have two clinics?
Yes. The solo pack includes 3 pages, so both clinics go on the contact page, each with its map and opening hours. If you want a page per clinic, it is added as an extra page.