Can you integrate with our existing patient portal or EHR system?

Yes. We'll link to your existing patient portal so it's easy to find and access from the new site. If your portal has embedding options, we can work with that too. The goal is making it simple for patients to get to their records without hunting for it.

Will we be able to update doctor bios and insurance info ourselves?

You'll own the site and the code. We can set it up so basic content updates—new doctor, changed insurance list, updated hours—are straightforward for someone on your staff to handle. No calling us every time a detail changes.

Do you handle HIPAA considerations for medical websites?

We don't store patient data on the website itself. Appointment forms and patient portals connect to your existing HIPAA-compliant systems. The website is the front door, not the filing cabinet. That's the safe way to do it.

How long will the practice be without a website during the rebuild?

Your current site stays live until the new one is ready. We build on a staging environment, you review it, and we switch over when you're happy with it. Zero downtime.

Is SEO worth it for a small town like New London?

Especially for a small town. There's less competition in search results, so a well-structured site can rank quickly. And you're not just serving New London—you're pulling from surrounding areas in Rusk County where people are searching for care nearby.

Website Redesign · New London, TX

Website Redesign for Medical Practices in New London, TX

Most medical practices put more thought into their waiting room magazines than their website. That's a problem when half the people looking for a doctor in New London or anywhere in Rusk County are doing it from their phone—and your site barely functions on one.

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Your Website Is a Waiting Room Nobody Wants to Sit In

A medical practice website has a specific job. Patients need to find your office, see what insurance you take, book an appointment, and maybe check a prescription refill. That's it. But if your site was built three or four years ago on one of those template platforms, it probably doesn't do any of those things well.

The text is too small on mobile. The phone number isn't clickable. Your hours are buried somewhere nobody's going to scroll to. And if you've got a patient portal, there's a decent chance it doesn't even load right on half the devices people use. Patients aren't going to fight with your website. They'll just find another practice.

New London's a small community. Folks around here—whether they're near the school campus or driving in from the surrounding countryside—don't have endless options. But they still expect a website that works. And right now, yours probably doesn't.

What a Medical Practice Site Actually Needs

Doctor bios with real credentials and specialties listed plainly. Insurance accepted, spelled out—not a generic "call us to verify" line. Online appointment scheduling that works on a phone without pinching and zooming. A patient portal that connects to your existing systems for records and prescription refills. Payment options displayed clearly so nobody's surprised at checkout.

None of this is exotic. It's table stakes. But getting it built right means the site has to be designed around these functions, not forcing them into a template that was meant for a restaurant or a law firm. That's the difference between a site that was assembled and one that was built for your practice specifically.

You'll own the code, too. No platform lock-in. No monthly ransom to some website builder just to change your office hours.

Fast, Mobile-First, Built for Rusk County

We build mobile-first because that's how people use the internet now. The desktop version comes second. Your site loads fast, works on every screen size, and has proper SEO structure so Google actually knows what you do and where you do it.

For a medical practice in New London, that means someone searching "doctor near me" from their truck in the parking lot of the community center has a real shot at finding you. And when they land on your site, they can book an appointment in under a minute.

A full website redesign for a medical practice starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want SEO built into the foundation—and for a practice serving a smaller market like New London, you probably should—that starts at $3,500 and takes one to two weeks. Hosting runs $50 a month.

Patients Google You Before They Call You

Even in a town of a thousand people, this is true. A referral from a friend gets someone to type your name into their phone. What they find next either confirms the referral or makes them hesitate. An outdated site with broken links and no clear way to schedule—that's hesitation.

A clean, fast site that answers the basic questions and lets them take action? That's one less phone call your front desk has to handle and one more patient on the books. The website does the work before anyone walks through the door.