Can you build a patient portal into the site?

We can integrate with existing patient portal systems and make them accessible from your site. The portal itself is usually handled by your EHR or practice management software — we make sure the connection is clean and easy for patients to find.

What happens to my old website during the rebuild?

Your current site stays live until the new one is ready. We don't take anything down until you've reviewed the finished product and given the go-ahead. Zero downtime.

How do you handle HIPAA considerations?

We don't build systems that store protected health information directly. Forms route through secure channels, and any patient portal integration connects to your existing HIPAA-compliant systems. We build the front door — your medical software handles what's behind it.

Will the site work for older patients who aren't tech-savvy?

That's a big part of why we design mobile-first with clean layouts. Large text, obvious buttons, simple navigation. If someone can use Facebook on their phone, they can use your site. And for folks who still prefer calling, your phone number is right at the top of every page.

Can patients book appointments directly through the website?

Yes. We can integrate with scheduling tools your practice already uses, or set up a straightforward request form that sends directly to your front desk. Either way, patients can act on their own time instead of waiting for office hours to call.

Website Redesign · Gilmer, TX

Your Gilmer Medical Practice Deserves a Website That Actually Works

A full website redesign starts at $1,500. That's less than a single piece of equipment you'll use twice a year — and your website talks to every patient before they ever walk through your door. If yours isn't doing its job, that's a problem worth fixing.

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Patients Pick Their Doctor Online Now

Someone in Gilmer needs a new primary care provider. Maybe they just moved to Upshur County. Maybe their old doctor retired. First thing they do is search on their phone.

They're looking at your site for about thirty seconds. They want to know three things: do you take their insurance, can they book an appointment without calling, and who's actually going to see them. If your site can't answer those questions fast, they pick the next practice on the list. No call, no voicemail. Just gone.

Medical decisions are personal. Folks want to see a photo of their doctor, read their credentials, know what they specialize in. A vague "meet our team" page with no real information doesn't cut it.

What a Medical Practice Website Needs to Do

There's a short list, and most template sites can't handle it without bolting on third-party tools that half-work.

Doctor bios with real credentials and specialties — not a paragraph of filler. Insurance accepted, listed plainly where people can find it without digging. Online appointment scheduling or at minimum a request form that doesn't ask for fifteen fields. And a patient portal for medical records and prescription refills.

That's baseline. Not premium. If your current platform makes any of that difficult or charges extra for it, the platform is the problem.

How We Build It

Mobile-first design, because most of your patients are searching on their phone. Fast loading — not seven plugins fighting each other for bandwidth. Clean SEO structure so when someone searches for a family doctor near Gilmer or a clinic in Upshur County, your site actually shows up.

You own the code when we're done. No platform lock-in. No monthly fee just to keep the lights on beyond hosting. If you want to move it somewhere else later, you can. It's yours.

We also build with local context. Your site should rank for the searches real people in this part of East Texas are making — not generic medical keywords that a practice in Houston is going to outspend you on anyway.

What It Costs

Full website redesign starts at $1,500. Takes about a week. If you want SEO structure and local search built in from day one, that's $3,500 and runs one to two weeks.

Hosting after that is $50 a month. No contracts locking you in for a year. No surprise line items.

For a medical practice pulling in the kind of revenue a single new patient represents over their lifetime, a functional website pays for itself fast. You don't need a sales pitch to see that math.