Industries / Practice type

For Group practices & clinics

Many clinicians.
One coherent front door.

A group practice site fails when every clinician needs a page and no one can find the right one. The structure does the work.

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At a glance

Typical clients

Adults, couples, families

Common search

“therapy clinic near me”

First question

“Who will I see?”

What clients are asking

What your clients are
actually asking.

The site is not the therapy, but it is the first thing someone reads. These are the questions that decide whether they keep reading.

01

Matching matters.

Visitors choose a person, not a practice. Profiles need enough detail to choose well.

02

Admin is a design problem.

Referrals, waiting lists and intake differ per clinician.

03

Growth needs a system.

Adding a clinician should not mean rebuilding the site.

What we build

What we build for group practice.

Scope is agreed before work starts, so nothing here appears as a surprise line on an invoice.

  • Clinician profiles with specialties, availability and fees
  • A directory that filters by concern, location and modality
  • Central intake with routing to the right clinician
  • Group-level pages for the services you share
  • Referral information for GPs and insurers
  • A CMS your admin team can actually update

Three decisions that matter

The details that decide it.

Copy, structure and search are the three places a niche page quietly succeeds or fails.

Copy

Practice voice, individual faces.

A shared tone with room for each clinician's own words.

Structure

Find the person, then the service.

Directory first, service pages second.

Search

One page per clinician.

Local, name-led and specialty-led searches all matter.

How this gets built

The services that
do this work.

Most group practice projects start with two or three of these, in the order that suits the practice.

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Build

A fast, accessible Elementor build with the practice software you already use.

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After launch

Hosting, security and monthly content, so the site keeps working after launch.

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Visibility

Technical SEO, local visibility and AI citation — measured, never promised.

Keep looking

Often found alongside.

These niches share rooms, referrals and questions. Start with the one that sounds closest to your practice.

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Practice type

Built for a practice without a postcode.

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Practice type

Clinical clarity, human warmth.

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People & life stage

Room for every person in the room.

Before we begin.

A few things practices in this niche usually ask first.

Yes, and it should once you have more than two or three. A profile page per clinician with their specialisms, availability and fee gives each person something to link to, and it lets the practice appear in searches for modalities one therapist covers and another does not.

One page for fees and panels, filterable by clinician, beats repeating the same table on every profile. State which insurers each person is registered with and when that list was last checked. If a clinician takes no insurance, say so plainly rather than leaving the row blank.

Yes, at $620 it covers a multi-clinician build with individual profiles and a shared enquiry route. Hosting, domain and any practice-management software are separate, and we confirm the roster size before quoting so a growing team never arrives as a surprise line on the invoice.

For Group practices & clinics

Let’s build something
that fits your practice.