Clinic and Doctor Website

I build solo doctors and multi-specialty clinics a website with department pages, doctor profiles and an appointment request form that keeps health details off the website. Patients search either by their problem or by a doctor's name, so the site is organized both ways.

Two ways into the same appointment

On Business, department pages list the conditions each department treats and link to the doctors who handle them. Every doctor profile shows qualifications, languages spoken, clinic days and a button to request a slot with that doctor. A patient who arrives looking for knee pain and one who arrives looking for a named orthopedist end up at the same request form, already pointed at the right person.

What the request form collects

By default the form asks for name, phone or email, preferred doctor and preferred time. It leaves out symptoms and history, so no health details sit in the website database. Requests arrive in the inbox you choose, and your front desk confirms by phone or email. Premium replaces requests with booking into open slots, or embeds the booking widget from practice software you already use so there is one calendar.

• Starter: up to 6 pages and 3 doctor profiles, with hours, map and click-to-call.
• Business: up to 12 pages and 15 profiles, a schedule by day, MedicalClinic structured data and Google Business Profile setup.
• Premium: slot booking or your software's widget, branch pages and a health articles blog.

Privacy and medical content

The site supports your privacy obligations under HIPAA in the US, PIPEDA in Canada or the Australian Privacy Act by collecting the minimum and serving everything over HTTPS, but compliance stays with your practice and your providers. Articles and condition pages carry the medical wording you write or approve; I do not give medical advice or write clinical claims.