Websites for
Dental & Medical Practices

A new patient chooses a practice on two things, in this order: can they get in, and will it be covered. Everything else — the technology, the mission statement, the stock photo of a smiling family — comes a distant third. So the site answers those two questions in the first screen: accepting new patients, the insurances you take, and a way to request an appointment that doesn't involve calling during the two hours they're at work. Practices that do this rank better and convert better, because that is exactly what people search for.

Underneath that, a practice site needs a real page per treatment. Implants, Invisalign, pediatric dentistry, sleep apnea, physical therapy for a specific injury — each is a search with its own intent, and a single "Services" page can't rank for any of them. Provider bios with real photographs do the rest of the work, because people book with a person, and a bio that reads like a person is worth more than a paragraph about excellence.

Forms are where practice websites go wrong. Health information should never land in a website database or an ordinary inbox. We build new-patient intake to link through to your patient portal or a compliant forms provider, keep the site itself to name, contact details and appointment preference, and set the whole thing up so it passes an accessibility check — which for a medical site is a legal question as much as a courtesy.