London & Essex
Website design for doctors in private practice.
One name, one specialism, and a site that has to answer everything a practice manager would answer if you had one.
- Eight pages, live from two weeks, from £1,995.
- Enquiries to your inbox, formatted so you can act on them between clinics.
- Written so you are not answering the same three questions by email all week.
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Website design for doctors is the narrow case where the practice and the person are the same thing. There is no brand to hide behind and usually no team, so the site is the receptionist, the brochure and the filter, and it is judged on whether a patient believes the name at the top of it.
The three questions it has to answer before anyone writes to you are always the same: what does it cost, how soon could you see me, and do you take my insurance. A site that answers those is a site you stop answering emails about.
You are the practice
For most consultants starting in private practice there is no team. The website is the receptionist, the brochure and the filter, and the thing it most needs to do is stop you spending your evenings answering questions that could have been a page.
The three that come up every time: what does it cost, how soon can you see me, and do you take my insurance.
What eight pages looks like
- Home, saying what you do and for whom
- About, with training, registration and where you operate
- Two or three conditions or procedures you want more of
- Fees, with a from-price and how insurance works
- For GPs and referrers
- Contact, and a quote or enquiry route
Being found in AI answers matters more for a single name
An individual consultant will rarely outrank a hospital group in Google. AI assistants answer differently, and they cite pages that answer a question directly. That is a realistic route for one name against a group, and it is included in every tier of the monthly service rather than sold separately.
What it costs
Published prices. No quote needed to find out whether you can afford it.
Questions from individual consultants
What should a doctor’s website include?
Eight pages does it for most consultants. Home, saying what you treat and for whom. About, with training, registration and the hospitals you operate at. Two or three condition or procedure pages. Fees, with a from-price and how insurance works. A page for referring GPs. And a contact or quote route that reaches you between clinics rather than sitting in a portal you never open.
How much does a website for a doctor cost?
The Starter package at £1,995 covers a single consultant with one specialism, live in 2 to 3 weeks. If you have several procedures or more than one practitioner it is the £3,995 Practice package. The £65 a month care plan sits alongside either, published separately so you can see both numbers.
Should I use my full title and qualifications?
Yes, accurately and in full, because it is what a patient checks. What matters is that every credential on the page is one you hold and can evidence, and that nothing implies a specialism the register does not show. That is a GMC matter rather than a style one.
I am just starting private practice. Is this too early?
The Starter package exists for exactly that point. Eight pages, live in two to three weeks, and it grows when the practice does.
Can I use my hospital profile instead?
You can, and you will be one of forty names on a directory page you do not control, competing with your own colleagues.
Do I need my own domain?
Yes, and it is registered in your name. If you leave us it goes with you, free of charge.
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From £1,995, live from two weeks. A quote back within one working day.