Websites for clinics, practices and healthcare providers
Patients arrive at a healthcare website worried, in a hurry or both. They want to know whether you treat their problem, whether you are taking new patients, how much it costs, where to park and how soon they can be seen. A site that answers those five things quickly takes a surprising amount of pressure off the phones.
Information that is easy to act on
We structure the site around the questions reception hears all day. Opening hours and out of hours arrangements, whether a referral is needed, what to bring, which insurers you deal with, and what a first appointment involves. Fees go on a page of their own where that is appropriate to your practice. Clear information at this stage filters out enquiries you cannot help with and brings forward the ones you can.
Accessibility is not optional
A meaningful share of healthcare visitors have a vision, hearing, motor or cognitive difficulty, and many are simply older. We build to recognised accessibility standards: readable type sizes, genuine colour contrast, keyboard navigation, labelled forms and text that screen readers can follow. The same work also makes the site easier for everyone else, particularly on a phone.
Handling patient data properly
Any form that collects health information needs care. We keep contact forms minimal, ask only what is needed to arrange an appointment, send submissions over encrypted connections and avoid leaving sensitive details sitting in a website database longer than necessary. Consent wording, a privacy notice and a data retention position are part of the build rather than something to sort out afterwards.
Measured, accurate content
Clinical claims attract scrutiny, and professional bodies in Ireland set expectations around how services, outcomes and testimonials are presented. We draft in plain, factual language, avoid promises about results, reference credible sources where a page explains a condition or procedure, and put every page in front of you for clinical sign off before publication.
Being found by patients in Cork
Most healthcare searches are local and specific. Someone types a treatment plus a place, then chooses from the map results and the first few links. We give each main service its own page, set up your Google Business Profile with accurate hours and location, add structured data so search engines understand what kind of practice you are, and keep the site fast enough to hold a position.
Built to be updated
Clinics change. Consultants join, clinic times move, a new service opens. We hand over a site your own team can edit without breaking the layout, along with a short walkthrough so updating a page takes ten minutes rather than a support ticket.
Several locations or practitioners
Group practices need a structure that scales. Each clinic gets its own page with its own hours, map and direct number, and each practitioner gets a profile listing their areas of work and the locations they attend. Done properly this also helps in search, because someone looking for a service in a particular town finds the page for that clinic rather than a generic homepage that mentions six addresses.
Talk to us
If your current site is slow, hard to update or confusing for patients, we can review it and tell you what is worth fixing and what is worth replacing. Call 086 812 7999 or send an enquiry and we will come back to you with a plan and a fixed price.