Websites for physiotherapists, live in an hour.
People looking for a physiotherapist search for things like physio near me, sports massage, back pain treatment. Your site should answer those searches and turn the visitor into an enquiry. Here is what that looks like.
What your customers look for
- Your qualifications and professional registration
- Which conditions and injuries you treat
- Prices and session length
- Whether you work with their insurer, if that applies where you are
The pages you start with
- Home with your practice location
- Treatments
- About you and your qualifications
- Prices and insurance
- Book an appointment
Created from your answers to six questions. Rename, remove or add pages whenever you like.
Your enquiry form asks
- Name and phone
- What the problem is, in a sentence
- Preferred days and times
- How they heard about you
Each submitted form becomes a client in your own system, with someone assigned to follow it up.
Quotes and bookings
Let new patients book an assessment slot online, and keep follow-up sessions in the same diary so reminders go out automatically.
One tip
Write one short page per common problem you treat, such as back pain or running injuries. People search for the problem, not the profession.
Questions from physiotherapists
How long does it take to build a website for a physiotherapist?
About an hour. Six questions take around ten minutes, and the rest is putting the wording into your own words and adding your photos.
What should a physiotherapist website include?
At least: home with your practice location, treatments, about you and your qualifications, prices and insurance. Every page is created for you and can be changed at any time.
How do enquiries reach me as a physiotherapist?
Every form becomes a client record in your own workspace with a person assigned and a notification, so you can reply quickly and nothing is lost.
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Ten minutes of questions, an hour of polishing, and you are live on your own domain.
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