What accessibility standard do the sites meet?
WCAG 2.2 AA.
Fast. WCAG 2.2 AA accessible. No third-party tags behind the patient portal. Every form written so contact info never crosses the line into PHI. Hosting and CMS under BAA. Built to satisfy Google Core Web Vitals and OCR both.
Templated “healthcare WordPress” themes load a dozen third-party scripts on the homepage, Meta Pixel, Hotjar, a chat widget with no BAA, a booking embed that stores patient data on a third-party server. Slow and non-compliant.
Add a non-accessible menu, a form that collects medical history into a spreadsheet, and no alt text on the provider photos, and you've got both an OCR and an ADA complaint waiting to happen.
No templates. Every site reflects the specialty, the neighborhood, and the clinical brand. Designed to feel like your waiting room, not a stock-photo directory.
70%+ of healthcare discovery happens on mobile. We design for the phone first, scale up to desktop, and test tap targets, not just breakpoints.
LCP under 1.5 seconds, INP under 200ms, CLS under 0.1. Every release gates on these metrics. A failed build does not ship.
Accessibility is the default, not a plugin. Color contrast, focus states, screen-reader flow, and form affordances all audited before launch, and again on every major update.
The marketing site and the patient portal live on different configurations. Meta and Google tags cannot load on authenticated pages by construction, not by hoping.
Server-side GA4 on a first-party subdomain. Consent Mode v2. No unhashed PII leaving the server. Conversion signals come from booking confirmations, not URL paths.
A practice website is not a vanity project. It's the hub your paid search, LSA, SEO, and direct-mail campaigns funnel into, and the same surface your PMS, call tracking, and reputation workflow integrate with.
When we design, we hold the whole system in view: which URLs need unique landing pages, which phone numbers route to which call-tracking ID, how conversions flow back to Google Ads, and how the patient never notices any of it.
Kickoff, provider interviews, brand audit, and a written information-architecture document that serves as the scope through launch.
Custom mockups for the homepage, a provider page, and a service-line page. Revisions until all three are signed off.
Development, CMS configuration, schema wiring, and BAA execution with every vendor in the stack.
WCAG 2.2 AA audit, Core Web Vitals verification, cross-browser and screen-reader testing. Fixes until every page passes.
Redirect map deployed, Search Console re-verified, server-side tagging validated, and a post-launch compliance check scheduled at day 30.
A single designer and engineer own your project from kickoff through launch. No handoffs, no context loss.
Most practice sites launch in six to seven weeks. Multi-location or multi-specialty groups run eight to ten.
Your site is never orphaned. Monthly patches, quarterly accessibility re-checks, and content updates included.
We revise design and build against your clinical leadership's feedback until you approve. No nickel-and-diming.
Request a mockup of your new homepage and one provider page. We'll tailor both to your specialty, your accepted payers, and your clinical brand, and deliver them within a week.
Request A MockupDESIGN IN FIVE BUSINESS DAYS · NO OBLIGATION
WCAG 2.2 AA.
No. Portal pages stay pixel-free by default. Per HHS's December 2022 and March 2024 OCR bulletins, Meta Pixel and client-side GA never load behind the patient-portal login.
Contact info only. Clinical intake stays in the EHR. Hosting and the CMS are under a BAA.
Server-side GA4 on a first-party subdomain, with Consent Mode v2. Conversion signals come from booking confirmations, not URL paths. Unhashed PII does not leave the server.
We work with HIPAA-covered practices doing $1M+ in annual revenue. One practice per specialty per metro. If we work with your competitor, we won't work with you, and the reverse is true. The engagement is month-to-month. We earn the work every 30 days.