Dental website design
Patients want to know what you treat, who they'll see, whether you take their insurance, roughly what it costs and whether it will hurt. A dental website that answers those questions plainly, shows real photos of the practice and the team, and lets them book from any page turns more visits into appointments.
Specialists need more: orthodontists and oral surgeons get a page for each treatment, with before-and-after galleries and the questions patients actually ask.
Optometry and ophthalmology websites
Eye care has two kinds of patient: the annual exam and contact lens reorder, and the consult for LASIK, cataracts or a specialist. The website serves both: easy booking and reorders for the first, and clear, reassuring pages with the surgeon's experience and what to expect for the second.
- Eye exam booking by provider
- Contact lens reorders online
- A page for LASIK, cataract and specialty care
- Insurance and vision plans listed
Patient portals and practice software
Online booking connected to your practice software fills the schedule without the phone. A patient portal gives people one place to do their forms, approve a treatment plan, see prescriptions and pay a statement. Recalls and reorders go out automatically, so the six-month check and the annual exam don't slip.
Marketing, and keeping it HIPAA compliant
New patients come from the map and the reviews, so a complete Google Business Profile for every location, a page for every treatment and reviews answered with care do most of the work. Search ads bring in the services you want more of. All of it is HIPAA compliant: no patient details in ads, replies or tracking, and a business associate agreement before we touch patient data.
