Web design for allied health practices in Brisbane

Someone with a sore lower back types back pain and their suburb, not the name of a profession. A practice whose only web address is a booking page can be found by the people who already know its name, which is the one group that did not need a website. Cliniko, HotDoc, Halaxy and Fresha are good at taking the appointment. None of them was built to be found by a stranger with a sore back.

So the build starts from the searches. Six page designs: one for each group of conditions you treat, one about the practitioner, one on what a first appointment is like, one on fees and rebates (private health, care plans, NDIS, DVA, workers compensation) and one on finding the clinic, parking and stairs included. Every page links straight into the booking system you already use; nothing replaces it, and nothing touches patient records. The enquiry form takes a name, contact details and a preferred time and never asks about symptoms, so no health information arrives by email. If you are registered with AHPRA, the site carries no testimonials, star ratings or review widgets, because the National Law does not allow them in your advertising: trust comes from your training, your approach and the first-appointment page instead.