Handled, not just managed.
Dr. Jason Phillips opened JMJ Clinic in Jacksonville and needed a website that built confidence before a patient ever walked in, without taking his time away from the practice.
Websites for medical practices.
Clear service, provider and location pages, online booking that works with the tools you already use, and careful handling of patient information. Built and looked after by one team since 2002.
What a practice website needs.
Four kinds of page do most of the work. Patients use them to decide whether to call, and the front desk feels the difference when they're clear.
Services and conditions
One clear page for each service and condition, written so patients understand it and search engines can match it to what people are actually asking.
Providers
A profile for every physician and clinician, with credentials, specialties and the locations they see patients.
Locations
A page for each office with hours, directions, parking and a click-to-call number, built to match your Google Business Profiles.
New patients
Insurance, forms, what to bring and how to book, in one place, so the front desk answers fewer of the same calls.
Healthcare websites we designed and built.
Dr. Jason PhillipsBoard-certified OBGYN, owner of JMJ Clinic, Jacksonville, FL
Patient information, handled carefully.
Most of a practice website doesn't need to touch patient data at all, and we keep it that way. When a page has to collect it, like an intake or appointment request, the form and the platform behind it run on accounts in your practice's name, and we sign a business associate agreement where one is required.
Every site ships with a privacy policy, terms and an accessibility statement, and is built to WCAG guidelines.
Fast, because patients are on their phones.
Most patients find a practice on a phone, often while they're unwell or in a hurry. We build lightweight pages that load quickly on a weak signal, with the phone number and booking button always in reach.
Questions we hear.
Do you build HIPAA-compliant websites?
A website isn't HIPAA compliant on its own; what matters is where patient information goes. We keep patient information off the public site wherever we can. When a site does need to collect it, the forms and the platform behind them run on accounts in your practice's name, and we sign a business associate agreement where one is required.
Can patients book appointments online?
Yes. We connect the scheduling or patient portal you already use rather than asking you to switch systems.
Who writes the medical content?
Your practice does, or approves it. We organize, edit for clarity and build the pages, but medical claims and answers to patient questions come from your clinical team.
Do you handle accessibility?
Yes. We build to WCAG accessibility guidelines and include an accessibility statement with the privacy policy and terms on every site.
How much does a medical practice website cost?
The build is a one-time project fee, quoted once we know your services, providers and locations. After launch, care plans are $225, $325 or $425 a month.
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Planning a practice website?
Tell us about your services, providers and locations. We'll take it from there.
