Healthcare Web Development

We work exclusively with healthcare brands, which means we already understand clinical workflows, HIPAA obligations, and the specific reasons medical websites fail to convert. Unlike a generalist website development company, we're also a marketing agency rather than a pure development shop, so the site is built by people who are accountable for whether it ranks and produces bookings, not just whether it launches on time.

Yes. We build HIPAA-compliant websites and web applications using data encryption in transit and at rest, secure hosting, role-based access controls, and privacy-first architecture, so any system handling patient information meets the relevant regulatory standards. Where ePHI is involved, we'll also walk you through the hosting and Business Associate Agreement requirements before development starts, rather than raising them after launch.

Yes. We integrate healthcare websites with EHR and EMR systems, practice management software, CRMs, payment gateways, telehealth platforms and patient portals using APIs, HL7 and FHIR protocols. The aim is a connected digital ecosystem where an enquiry lands in the system your team already works in, instead of being re-keyed by reception three times.

Everything from practice and multi-location clinic websites to patient portals, scheduling platforms, provider directories, and full-scale web applications such as telemedicine platforms and chronic care management tools. If you're a single-location practice, the honest answer is that you usually need a well-built, conversion-focused website rather than a custom application, and we'll tell you that instead of selling you a bigger project.

Yes. Redesign and modernisation is a large part of what we do. Whether you need a visual upgrade, faster performance, mobile responsiveness, accessibility remediation or new functionality, we assess your current system first and tell you honestly whether it's worth rebuilding or repairing, then deliver a refreshed, secure and scalable solution either way.

It can, if it's handled badly, and that's how most practices lose traffic after a rebuild. We treat migration as a dedicated workstream: benchmarking current rankings, preserving URL structures where they're earning, mapping one-to-one redirects where they're changing, keeping existing page content and schema intact, and monitoring Search Console closely for the first several weeks after launch. Done properly, a rebuild almost always improves rankings rather than damaging them.

Yes. Every website and web app we build is fully responsive and performance-optimised across desktop, tablet and mobile. Because most healthcare searches happen on a phone, we design mobile-first and prioritise accessibility, speed and ease of use for both patients and providers, not just a layout that technically reflows on a small screen.

Timelines vary with complexity, but a standard healthcare website typically takes around 8 to 14 weeks, and more advanced web applications can take four to nine months. We work in agile sprints with a detailed project plan, so you can see what's being built each fortnight instead of waiting months for a single reveal. The most common cause of delay is content and approvals on the client side, which we plan for up front.

Across the market, a straightforward practice site usually falls in the low five figures, while a multi-location platform with EHR integration, a patient portal or telehealth functionality runs considerably higher. The custom website design cost is driven mostly by page count, the number of integrations, and how much ePHI the site handles, not by how many pages of proposal an agency sends you. We scope every project against those factors and give you a fixed figure before work starts, so website development costs don't drift mid-build.

Yes. We build on or integrate with the CMS that best fits your team, whether it's WordPress, Webflow, Strapi, or a headless setup. We configure it so your staff can add providers, update hours, publish blog posts, and edit service pages without technical help or developer fees. We also hand over training material so the people who'll actually use it know how.

Yes. Once the project is completed and fully paid for, you own 100% of the source code, design assets, and intellectual property. This is clearly stated in our agreement. Your domain, hosting, CMS, and analytics accounts remain in your name throughout the project, so you always have full control of your website.

Yes. We offer ongoing support packages covering performance monitoring, bug fixes, feature updates, security patches, plugin and platform updates, backups, and regular accessibility and compliance audits. This helps keep your site secure, functional, and up to date after launch. You can also take the site in-house and manage it yourself. Either way, we provide complete documentation to make the transition smooth.