Physio and allied health websites patients can book from.
A patient in pain doesn't want to read about your philosophy. They want to know you treat their problem, who they'll see, whether their fund covers it and when they can come in. We build clinic sites that answer that in one screen.
Sore back, three clinic sites, one booking.
Patients compare clinics fast, often at night, often in pain. The clearest site wins.
- They can't see their problemA list of techniques like "dry needling" and "manual therapy" means little to someone with a stiff neck. They search by where it hurts.
- They don't know who they'll seeChoosing a practitioner is personal. Without faces, qualifications and special interests, every clinic looks the same.
- Money questions go unansweredHealth funds, HICAPS, care plans, workers' comp. If the site is silent, they ring, get voicemail, and book somewhere else.
Tap where it hurts.
Patients think in places, not treatments. So your site can start there. Try it.
Where does it hurt?
Tap the figure, or pick an area below. Each one shows what patients often come in with and who usually helps.
A clinic site, running.
LiveA clinic patients trust on sight
A concept we built to show what a clinic site can do. Press play and look for a treatment the way a patient would.
- A body map: tap where it hurts, see how the clinic usually helps
- Practitioner profiles with their interests and the days they're in
- Fees and health-fund rebate notes, and booking one tap away
Everything a patient checks before they book.
Treatment by body area
Neck, back, knee, foot, mind. Patients start with what hurts and land on a page that explains how your clinic helps with it.
Practitioner profiles
A face, qualifications, special interests and the days they consult, with a booking link to that person. Patients book people, not buildings.
Health-fund notes
Private health rebates, HICAPS on the spot, GP care plans, DVA, NDIS and workers' comp, each explained in a line so patients stop ringing to ask.
Your practice software, linked
Cliniko, Nookal, Halaxy or HotDoc: each "book" button opens the right appointment type with the right practitioner.
Written within the rules
Health practitioner advertising has strict rules on testimonials and claims. We write your pages plainly and carefully, without outcome promises or patient reviews on the site.
Found by condition and area
Pages people reach by searching a problem near them, like "heel pain podiatrist", tied to your Google profile. See local SEO.
Review your clinic's site before you commit.
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Free homepage preview
Tell us your clinic, your practitioners and the software you book with. We build a working homepage around them.
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You love it
Share it with your practitioners and front desk. We refine it until it reads the way your clinic talks.
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It goes live
We add treatment pages and profiles, connect booking and launch. Decide it's not for you and you pay nothing.
Clinic owners ask.
Can the site link to Cliniko, Nookal, Halaxy or HotDoc?
Yes. Your practice software keeps running bookings, reminders and notes. The website links each practitioner and appointment type to the right place in it, so patients skip the searching.
Can we show patient testimonials?
For registered health practitioners, testimonials in advertising aren't allowed, and a website counts as advertising. We build trust another way: clear qualifications, real photos of your team and rooms, and plain explanations of what happens in a session.
We have physios, a podiatrist and a psychologist. Does one site work?
Yes. Each discipline gets its own section and practitioners, and the body-area pages point patients to whoever treats that problem. It shows the clinic as one team rather than a list of rooms.
How do you handle health funds and HICAPS?
A short, plain section on rebates, on-the-spot claiming, care plans and third-party payers like DVA, NDIS and workers' comp, written from what your clinic actually accepts. It cuts down the calls your front desk gets.
Can new patients find us when they search a condition?
We build pages for the problems you treat most, set up so Google reads them properly and ties them to your location. No one can guarantee where you'll appear, and we won't pretend to. More on local SEO.
What does a clinic website cost?
One setup fee and one monthly fee, both shown on the pricing page. The homepage preview is free, with nothing to sign.
See your clinic's new front door.
We'll build the homepage free, with your team and your treatments in it.