Websites for Tampa medical practices
For chiropractic, physical therapy, imaging, pain management, dental, and aesthetics practices. Designed and built by a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant who knows how a practice runs, where its patients come from, and what they need to find.
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Built for the practice you run
A custom website designed around how your specialty works, what your patients ask before they call, and how they book. No templates, and no pages written for some other kind of business.
Chiropractic
A new-patient path that's obvious from the first screen, what a first visit looks like, and clear answers for auto injury and PIP patients.
Physical therapy
Services and conditions pages, every location with its own number and hours, and a straight answer on workers' comp, PIP, and insurance.
Imaging
Exam types, prep instructions patients can find the night before, and the details referring offices call to ask for.
Pain management
Treatments explained in plain language, what to bring to a first appointment, and a referral page that makes sending patients easy.
Dental
Services, insurance accepted, new-patient information, and booking that works as well on a phone as it does at the front desk.
Aesthetics
A treatment menu with room to breathe, provider bios, and booking one tap from anywhere, with a look that matches the room patients walk into.
I know the clinical floor
For more than three years I’ve worked as a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant in a Tampa clinic that treats PIP and workers’ comp patients. I know how patients arrive, what they ask on the first call, and how much of the day runs through the front desk.
Most web designers have to learn that from you. I start with it, so our time goes into the site, not into explaining how a practice works.
Referrals
Attorneys, adjusters, case managers, and physicians send patients for different reasons and need different things. The site gives each of them what they look for.
Patients
Most are on a phone, some are in pain, and many would rather speak Spanish. They want to know where you are, whether you take their case, and how to get in.
The front desk
Every question a website doesn't answer becomes a phone call. A good site answers the routine ones so your staff can handle the rest.
Injury rehabilitation · Tampa Bay, FL · EN / ES
AJ Therapy Center
The brief
The old site was still selling a beauty institute they had closed — in the hero, the navigation, and the title Google showed in search. The footer said 2023. The largest image took nearly 12 seconds, there was no meta description, and the appointment form, the one thing the page exists for, was a row of grey boxes.
The build
A rebuild that says one thing clearly: injury rehabilitation in Tampa Bay, since 2013. Services, locations, FAQ, and a booking path one tap from anywhere. English and Spanish throughout, because their patients speak both, and a title tag that finally matches the business. Built with an insider’s understanding of clinic operations, from a background as a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant.Each location’s number is one tap away, and there’s no contact form.
| Before | After | |
|---|---|---|
| Speed score | 60 | 100 |
| Time to main image | 11.8 s | 0.7 s |
| Time to first text | 3.0 s | 0.2 s |
| Accessibility | 75 | 96 |
| SEO | 92 | 100 |
Lighthouse desktop scores, measured at launch. Before figures are from the audit of the previous site.
What an outdated site costs a practice
Patients can't reach you from their phone
The number is buried in a footer, isn't tap-to-call, or sits behind a form. A patient who can't reach you in a few seconds calls the next result.
It describes a practice you no longer run
Old services, a closed location, a provider who left, a copyright year that's three years behind. Patients notice, and so does Google.
It's slow, so it ranks lower
Google measures how quickly your page loads on a phone and ranks you on it. A slow site loses the search and the patient who was waiting on it.
Referral sources can't find what they need
Locations, hours, the insurance and case types you take, who to call. When that isn't on the site, they send the patient somewhere it is.
It looks older than the care you give
People decide who to call in seconds, and the website is usually the first thing they judge. A dated site makes a good practice look like a risky choice.
No contact forms
A form asks a patient to type out what’s wrong and hope someone reads it. Your site won’t have one. Patients reach your practice the way they already want to, and your team takes it from there.
Call
Your number is tap-to-call on every screen, never more than a thumb away.
Text
A text link for patients who'd rather not call, if your practice takes texts.
Book
Buttons that go straight to the scheduler your practice already uses. No new system for your staff to learn.
What's included
Everything a practice needs to be found, trusted, and contacted, designed and built from the ground up by the same person you talk to. Most sites launch in three to five weeks.
After launch, I stay on for updates, hosting, and changes as your practice grows.
- Custom design & build
- Service & specialty pages
- Locations, hours & maps
- Call, text & booking on every screen
- Referral & insurance information
- English & Spanish, if your patients speak both
- Local SEO foundations
- Analytics, launch & hosting setup
Let's talk about your practice
Call, text, or email. I read every message myself and reply the same day, most days. Happy to meet at your practice, too.