Can you add online appointment scheduling to our redesigned site?

Yes. We can integrate scheduling tools that let patients pick a time and book directly from your website. It cuts down on phone calls for your front desk and gives patients the flexibility to book after hours.

What happens to our current website content during the redesign?

We'll review what you have and keep anything that's still accurate and useful — doctor bios, service descriptions, that kind of thing. But we rewrite and restructure it so it actually works on a modern site. Nothing gets lost, it just gets better.

How do you handle HIPAA considerations on the website?

We don't build the medical records system itself — that's handled by your EMR or patient portal provider. What we do is integrate their tools into your site properly, so patients can log in securely and access what they need without confusion.

Can we update doctor bios and insurance info ourselves after launch?

Yes. We'll set things up so your team can make those updates without calling us every time a new provider joins or you add an insurance plan. If you'd rather have us handle updates, that works too.

Do you work with practices outside of Edgewood?

We're based in Tyler and work with practices across East Texas. If you're in Van Zandt County or anywhere nearby, we can help. Most of our communication happens over phone and email anyway, so distance isn't a problem.

Website Redesign · Edgewood, TX

Website Redesign for Medical Practices in Edgewood, TX

A patient drives past your practice every day on their way through Edgewood. They've been meaning to switch doctors. But when they finally sit down to look you up, your website loads slow, looks outdated, and they can't figure out if you take their insurance. So they pick someone else. That's the kind of thing a redesign fixes.

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Your Website Is Part of the Patient Experience

In a community like Edgewood, people know each other. They talk at church, at the grocery store, at Friday night games. But even when someone gets a personal recommendation for your practice, they're still going to check your website before they call. And if what they find feels outdated or hard to use, it creates doubt — about the practice itself. That's not fair to you, but it's real.

What a Medical Practice Website Actually Needs

Most template websites weren't built with a medical practice in mind. They give you a homepage, a contact page, maybe an about page. But that's not what patients are looking for.

They want to know which doctors are on staff, what those doctors specialize in, and where they went to school. They want to see a clear list of accepted insurance plans and payment options — not buried in a PDF, but right there on the page. And more and more, they expect to be able to schedule an appointment or request a prescription refill without picking up the phone. A good medical website handles all of that without making anyone dig for it.

How We'd Rebuild Your Site

We start from scratch. No recycling old templates, no dragging over pieces of your current site that weren't working in the first place. Everything gets built mobile-first, because a big chunk of your patients — especially younger families — are looking you up from their couch, not a desktop computer.

Doctor bios go on their own pages with credentials, specialties, and a photo that actually looks like the person. Insurance and payment info gets its own section too — clear, scannable, and easy to update when things change. If you want appointment scheduling or a patient portal for records and refills, we can build that in from the start instead of bolting it on later. And the whole thing loads fast, which matters more than people think. A slow site feels broken, even if it technically works.

We also set up real SEO structure so that when someone in Van Zandt County searches for a doctor or a specific service you offer, your site actually has a chance of showing up. You own the code when we're done — no platform lock-in, no monthly ransom to keep your own website running. A full website like this starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want SEO baked in from day one, that starts at $3,500 and runs one to two weeks. Hosting is $50 a month after that, and we keep things running smooth.

Edgewood is a small town, and your practice probably serves folks from across the area. Your website should make it easy for every one of them to find you, trust you, and book with you — whether they heard about you from a neighbor or found you on Google.