Clinics, dental, and specialist healthcare providers

Before they book,
they have to trust you.

For clinics, dental practices, specialist providers and multi-site groups, where the website is the first consultation and it happens without you in the room.

The usual problem

Anxious people are reading this website.

Healthcare buyers arrive worried. Four things reliably make it worse.

01

It is not clear what you actually treat

A list of service names written the way clinicians say them, not the way patients search for them. The patient is not sure they are in the right place, so they leave.

02

The team page is a wall of letters

Qualifications matter, but a patient is deciding whether they will be looked after. Photographs, plain-language backgrounds and a sense of the person do more work than the post-nominals.

03

Booking depends on office hours

People decide about their health late at night. If the only route is a phone number answered between nine and five, you have lost the ones who were ready.

04

Multiple sites, one confusing website

Which location, which clinician, which service, which phone number. Every second of ambiguity costs an appointment.

What we build

What we build for clinics

Services in the words patients use

Written for the person searching, structured for the clinic. This also happens to be exactly what search engines reward.

Team pages that build confidence

Real photographs, plain-language expertise and the registrations that matter, presented so a nervous patient feels reassured rather than examined.

Booking that works at 11pm on a phone

Connected to the system you already run. Available from every page where someone might decide.

Locations that stand on their own

A proper page per site, with its own hours, directions, parking, accessibility and map listing, so each one can be found locally.

Accessible by default

Contrast, focus states, keyboard navigation, real text. In healthcare a meaningful share of your visitors need this, and it is not optional.

Fast on an old phone on mobile data

The device your patients actually hold. Every build is tested on real hardware before launch, not just on a designer’s laptop.

How we handle clinical content

We will not write clinical claims on your behalf.

Everything on the site that describes a treatment, an outcome, a risk or a qualification is yours, and it stays yours. We will structure it, make it readable and make it findable. We will not invent it, embellish it, or soften a caveat because it reads better without one.

Where your regulator has rules about how a treatment may be described, those rules win over our copywriting, every time. We will ask for the wording rather than guess at it, and we will build the page so your clinical lead can correct a line without needing a developer.

Your clinical governance has the final word. Our job is to make sure that once it is right, it is also clear.

Closest work

Health information, handled carefully

Our nearest published work in health is a patient-facing directory and a life-sciences corporate site. Both are built on the same principle: get the facts right, then make them readable.

RareTrial rare disease trial directory homepage
Shika-built Patient-facing health data

RareTrial

Registry data turned into plain language across more than ten thousand rare disease pages, for patients and families who are often reading it on the worst day of their year. Clarity as a duty of care.

  • Information architecture
  • Editorial design
  • Data pipeline
  • Accessibility
Komava science page explaining the biology of wound healing
Client work Life sciences·Switzerland

Komava Biotherapeutics

A preclinical company where every sentence had to survive scientific and regulatory review. The claim-governance approach we use on healthcare projects came from this build.

  • Structure
  • Scientific storytelling
  • Design
  • Development

Start a healthcare project

Tell us what you treat, and who for.

Send the current site, your service list and how many locations you run. We will come back with how we would structure it.

Every project is scoped individually. Once we understand what you need, we will give you a clear fixed proposal before work begins.