Websites for clinics, practices and health centres in Gran Canaria, the Canary Islands and across Spain. I set up booking from a phone, a page per speciality and the team with their professional registration numbers. I also look after each centre's Google profile, because many patients find you there before they reach the website.
What the website needs
Someone opening a clinic website wants to know whether you treat their problem, who will treat it and how to book. It has to answer that on a phone, without a call and without leaving details that are none of your business.
1 tap
Without callingThe booking button stays fixed on the phone screen and leads wherever you take appointments: the phone, email or the online diary you already pay for. If the clinic works with a diary, the website links to it rather than building a second one to keep up to date by hand.
One per page
Each treatment, its URLPhysiotherapy, dentistry, psychology or podiatry: every speciality and every treatment has its own page, with its own text and photos. Someone searching for "pelvic floor in Telde" lands where they should, not on the centre's homepage.
Registration number
In plain sightEach professional appears with their name, their speciality and their professional registration number. It is what a patient comparing options looks for. If there are several sites, each one gets its address and opening hours.
One per centre
Hours and reviewsOne profile per centre, with up to date opening hours, photos of the premises and replies to reviews. Replies never mention anything about a patient: you thank them for visiting and offer a private channel to discuss the case.
The minimum
No health dataName, phone number and which speciality they need. No symptoms, history or reports: health data has special protection and is not needed to book an appointment. Whatever is collected is explained in the privacy notice, with the legal basis and how long it is kept.
No promises
What can be saidNo "guaranteed results" and no cures. Health advertising cannot promise a certain cure. What you can explain is what you treat, how you work and who is treating them, which is what a patient can actually check.
These readings describe what a clinic website needs. There are no patient or appointment figures because I do not publish numbers I cannot verify.
What I build
The website does not replace the diary you already use: it shows it and puts it one tap away. What changes is the path between the patient and the appointment.
A booking button that is always visible, a phone number that dials with one tap and a link to your online diary if you have one. If you prefer a form, it stays down to the essentials with the privacy notice beside it.
Each service with its text, photos and own address, so Google shows the right page to someone searching for that specific thing. Not ten treatments crammed into one page that cannot rank for any of them.
A profile for each professional with their speciality and registration number, and a page per centre with address, hours, directions and parking. If you work with insurers, it explains which ones and how to book through them.
I review each centre's profile, link it to its page and leave a clear route to ask for a review when someone is happy. Replies are written without revealing anything about the patient.
How it goes
You know the price before I start and you see the website on a phone from the first week.
If you are not sure where to begin, I review your website, your Google profile and how you take bookings now. It costs €150 + IGIC, and that €150 is deducted from the quote if you hire me for anything within the following 3 months.
How many specialities, how many professionals, how many sites and which diary you use. You leave with a fixed quote and the scope in writing.
I order specialities and treatments, write each page with your review and choose photos of the centre and the team. If there are no decent photos, I arrange a session or use what exists, without pretending to have premises you do not have.
I build the website and you test it on your own phone. Booking and the form are tried for real, with an actual submission, not just looked at.
It goes live indexable, with analytics set up and each centre's profile linked. Maintenance is optional, with no minimum term.
Yes. The website links to it from the booking button instead of duplicating it. If that diary has no public link or works badly on a phone, I check it on the first call and tell you which option I see.
Before deciding anything: I review your website, Google Business Profile, reviews and how people find you locally. Report and call for €150 + IGIC.
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