Websites for
chiro and physio clinics.
A chiropractic or physiotherapy website should make booking a first appointment easy and calm. Patients want to know what you treat, who they'll see, what the first visit involves, whether you direct-bill their insurance, and when you're open, all without hunting on a small screen.
What a good website for chiropractors and physiotherapists does.
- 01
Online booking up front
Booking and a tap-to-call number on every screen. If you use a booking system already, it's linked from every page, not buried.
- 02
What you help with, in plain words
Back pain, sports injuries, post-surgery rehab, headaches: written as information, without promising results.
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Who they'll see
Each practitioner with their photo, designation and what they focus on. People book a person, not a clinic.
- 04
The first visit
How long it takes, what to wear, what to bring, and what happens. This removes the most common reason people put off booking.
- 05
Billing and claims
Whether you direct-bill, and whether you take motor vehicle accident or workplace injury claims, if you do.
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Hours, including evenings
Clear hours (early mornings, evenings and weekends if you offer them), with the address, parking and accessibility.
Health professions advertise under their regulatory college's standard, which covers claims about results and, for some professions, testimonials and reviews. We keep the wording informational and check anything like reviews against your college's current rules with you.
What most chiropractors and physiotherapists choose.
Clinics usually need online booking and a Google Business profile that's set up properly, both part of the Full rebuild.
Questions from chiropractors and physiotherapists.
Anything else: tell us about your site and we'll reply within a day.
Yes. We link to it from every screen, or embed it where the system allows. Online booking or quote requests are part of the Full rebuild.