Website design
Someone deciding whether to contact a therapist reads carefully and leaves quickly if anything feels off. The site should load fast, answer the practical questions plainly, and make reaching out feel like a small step. We build that, with search in mind from the first page.
Each of these is also a search signal. A page that clearly answers "trauma therapist in Spokane who takes Premera" is a page Google can match to that search.
A good-looking site can still be invisible. Ours start from the keyword research: one page per specialty or service you want to be found for, titles and headings that match the way people search, clean internal links, structured data that describes the practice accurately, and pages that load in about a second on a phone.
Moving from an existing site? We map every old address to its new page with permanent redirects, so the rankings you already have carry over, and we update your Google profile and directory links to match.
Builds start at $400, one time, and we quote the exact price after a short questionnaire about pages, clinicians and offices. A new site is a starting point for search, not the finish: most practices pair it with an SEO plan, from $125 a month for Silver.
The clearest example of site structure paying off in our work is a window tinting company in California: city-specific pages, done properly, took it to page one across dozens of California cities and from about 5 leads a week to more than 280. A very different business; the same lesson for a group practice with several offices or a statewide telehealth license.
Window tinting company, California
February to July 2025. Golden plus content writing plan.
Location pages done properly: the same question a group practice with several offices, or a statewide telehealth license, has to answer.
Read the case study: A California window tinting company that reached page one city by city
A site that only describes your practice is not a HIPAA system. Anything that collects or stores health information is a different matter: it needs proper safeguards, and vendors that store it need a business associate agreement. That is why we keep clinical questions off your contact form and send intake to the secure system you already use.
Our builds start at $400, one time, and the final quote depends on the number of pages, clinicians and offices. Hosting on a modern static host is often free or a few dollars a month. You own the domain and the site.
A home page that says who you help and where, one page per specialty you want to be found for, clinician bios, fees and insurance, a page about the first appointment or consultation, a contact page with a privacy note, and the notice about the right to a Good Faith Estimate if you see self-pay clients.
Often, yes. Many template builders can rank if the pages are written well and the site is fast. If the platform holds you back (slow pages, no control over titles, duplicate template text), we will tell you before you spend anything on a rebuild.
Many practices find it filters inquiries and saves consult time. If you see uninsured or self-pay clients, the No Surprises Act also requires a notice about the right to a Good Faith Estimate on your website. You decide how much fee detail to show; we make it clear and easy to update.
It can, if old addresses break. We list every existing URL, redirect each one to its new home, keep titles and content that already rank, and update your Google profile and directory links. Done this way, a move usually keeps what you had.
Send us the address. The free visibility review covers speed, mobile layout, the pages you have and the ones you're missing, so you can decide whether to fix or rebuild.
Please don't include anything about clients or anyone's health. We only need to know about the practice.