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Doctor and clinic website: what patients look for, in one place

Patients find specialties, doctors, consultation hours and the address on your site; they send appointment requests through the form, WhatsApp or a one-tap call. Requests collect in your panel; the details of the complaint are discussed at the consultation, not on the form.

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What the site needs to solve in this business

If patients can't find the information, they look for another clinic

  • Patients look for the doctor and the specialty first

    Before coming in, they check the doctor's name, specialty and consultation days. If this information is old or incomplete, the patient comes on the wrong day or looks for another clinic.

  • Promotion rules are stricter in healthcare

    Patient reviews, before-and-after images and promises of results run up against healthcare promotion rules. Templates made for other industries come with these sections; if they stay on the site, the clinic is responsible.

  • The phone doesn't stop ringing during consultation hours

    Address, parking, working hours and which documents to bring are asked by phone; the receptionist leaves the consultation flow to repeat the same answers. Information written clearly on the site prevents some of these calls.

Clinic modules

Specialties, doctors and a health guide in the same panel

Everything below is a screen that works today; the price box shows which package includes each one.

  • A separate page for each specialty and consultation

    Internal medicine, dermatology, orthopaedics or paediatrics: each specialty and common consultation has its own page, with its own title, description and frequently asked questions. Patients can find the page for the specialty they're looking for.

  • Your doctors

    Each doctor's photo, title, specialty and short profile sit on the Our Team page; if you like, each doctor gets their own page. Only people who have given explicit consent appear on the site.

  • Health guide posts

    General information posts, such as how to measure blood pressure at home or which symptoms call for a consultation, are published on the blog. The posts answer the questions patients ask.

  • Extra languages for international patients

    If you accept international patients, you can open the site in a second or third language; the Performance package includes 2 languages and the Exclusive package 3. You provide the translated text and we put it in place.

Ready at setup

Ready at setup: service suggestions

When you choose your industry, the services below are added to your site in one click; you change their names, order and descriptions from the panel.

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Doctor and clinic website pricing

Amounts are annual and read from the package table. Which package includes the team page is shown below.

₺5.000per year, starting from the Advantage package (+ VAT)

  • Our Team is included in every package.

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SEO & GEO

Once your site is live: clinic SEO service

On a separate page we explain which items make up our SEO and GEO work for this industry, search intent by sub-area, and frequently asked questions.

  • A page per service
  • Consistent contact details
  • Question-and-answer content
  • Technical crawl
  • Structure for AI
  • Measurement and monthly report

SEO & GEO for Health & Clinics

Guide

What should a health and clinic website look like? Appointments, staff and trust

For a dental clinic, private practice, physiotherapy centre or laboratory, the website is where patients get to know you before they walk in. People usually look with a complaint and on their phone; they want to see right away which treatments you offer, who sees patients, where you are and how to book an appointment. In this post, we explain what a health and clinic website should include, how patients search for you and which details build trust.

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What is a health and clinic website, and why does it matter?

A health and clinic website is a corporate site that brings a practice, outpatient clinic, dental clinic or treatment centre's services, doctors and specialists, working hours, address and booking route together at one address, so patients can get to know the clinic before they come. In this industry the decision is personal; patients are choosing a place to entrust themselves or a relative to. What's written on the site is read more than once and shared within the family. The site's job is to answer the questions on a patient's mind before they call you: which treatments are offered, who provides them, how to book an appointment. Outdated working hours, or the name of a doctor who has left, give the impression that the clinic doesn't care either.

Which pages should a clinic website have?

The home page should say at a glance what your field is and how to book; the details should sit on sub-pages.

  • Service pages: a separate page for each service, such as check-ups, dental treatments, implants, orthodontics, physiotherapy, laboratory and imaging, and vaccinations and check-ups; the scope and process explained there.
  • Doctors and specialists: name, title, area of expertise; with a real photo.
  • Clinic gallery: the waiting area, consultation rooms and equipment, photographed as they are.
  • Frequently asked questions: appointments, the first consultation, contracted institutions, payment method and duration.
  • Contact and appointment form: address, phone, working hours, directions; a short form asking for name, phone and preferred day.

When each service has its own address, patients find what they're looking for easily, and search engines read each treatment under its own heading.

How do patients search for a clinic?

Patients usually search at the moment of a complaint and on their phone, with phrases like "dental clinic near me", "physiotherapy open at the weekend" or "laboratory that does check-ups". These searches are usually local; people want somewhere easy to reach that can give them an appointment soon. That's why you need to state your neighbourhood and directions clearly, and keep the phone number and booking link reachable from every page. On mobile, it should be possible to call the number with one tap, the appointment form should be short, and pages shouldn't keep people waiting. Page titles and descriptions should carry the name of the service and the area so search engines read the page's topic correctly. This isn't a ranking promise; it's the groundwork needed to be findable.

How is trust built, and what should you watch for in the wording?

Patients entrust you with their health; trust is built with verifiable details and measured language.

  • Real institution details: official name, full address, phone and business email; separately for each branch, if any.
  • Legal texts: the privacy notice, cookie policy and privacy page should be complete and readable; the appointment form collects personal information.
  • Language: stay away from wording that promises results or claims superiority; describe services in informative language that complies with the relevant professional and advertising rules.
  • Images and reviews: before-and-after images and patient reviews are subject to the same rules and to the person's explicit consent; without consent, they shouldn't appear.

Everyone shown on the site should genuinely work at that clinic. Keep the appointment form to as few fields as possible; take the details of the complaint at the consultation. For services such as dietitian support, psychological counselling or home care, keep the way to get in touch simple and respectful.

Your health and clinic website with Octofly

Every package has a price known upfront; the structure needed for service pages, the gallery, FAQs and the blog is ready, and you manage all of it from the panel. The design is made for you. When the health industry is selected at setup, ready service suggestions such as check-ups, dental treatments and physiotherapy are added in one click. Mobile-friendliness, SSL, hosting and daily backups are included; the page title, description and canonical URL are generated automatically on every page. If your content is ready, your site goes live in 1 business day with a ready theme on the fastest package. We issue a corporate e-archive invoice; we're your single point of contact for design, hosting, technical work and SEO. Get in touch; we'll get back to you the same day.

Common questions

Questions about doctor and clinic websites

Do our clinic services come ready at setup?

When Health & Clinics is selected, suggestions such as check-ups, dental treatments, implants, orthodontics, physiotherapy, laboratory and imaging, and vaccinations and check-ups are added in one click. You select the services your clinic really offers; you change the names and descriptions from the panel and write anything missing from the list yourself.

Can patients book appointments on the site?

Appointment requests are taken through a form, a WhatsApp line and click-to-call; every request is kept in the inbox in the panel. A booking system where patients pick a time from a calendar isn't included in the standard packages; if you'd like an integration like this, scope and price are agreed together. Taking the details of the complaint at the consultation rather than on the form protects both the patient and you.

Can we use patient reviews and before-and-after images on the site?

The customer reviews and gallery modules are included in every package. In healthcare, however, before-and-after images and patient reviews are subject to the relevant professional and advertising rules and to the person's explicit consent; without consent, they shouldn't appear on the site. Wording that promises results or claims superiority should also be avoided.

How should we introduce our doctors and specialists on the site?

Name, title and area of expertise should be written together with a real photo; everyone shown on the site should genuinely work at that clinic. You update the staff information yourself on the About Us page from the panel, no coding needed. Removing the details of a doctor who has left in good time stops patients from requesting an appointment with the wrong person.

How should we describe services such as dietitian support or psychological counselling?

These services are also among the suggestions at setup. When describing them, avoid promising results and use informative language that complies with the relevant professional and advertising rules. Keep the way to get in touch simple and respectful; invite people to a meeting without expecting them to write out their situation in detail.

How should we show consultation hours and days off on the site?

Listing consultation days and hours per doctor stops patients from coming on the wrong day. You announce days off and holidays by updating the working hours, or with an announcement that appears on the dates you choose.

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