Medical Web Design Is Not Generic Web Design.
What changes when web design is built for medical practices.
HIPAA compliance in all marketing and content creation
Competing with hospital systems and large medical groups
Building trust through authoritative medical content
Compliance note: HIPAA-aware architecture. BAA-covered hosting (Vercel Enterprise / AWS BAA), encrypted-at-rest secure forms, audit logging on PHI-adjacent flows. We do NOT touch protected health information directly — but we design every integration point assuming it will.
Web Design Built for Medical Practices.
Provider bio pages with schema
One page per physician with `Physician` JSON-LD, education, specialties, accepting-new-patients flags, and `sameAs` links to Healthgrades/Vitals/Doximity.
Condition & treatment library
Evidence-based content for the conditions you treat — each its own SEO-ready page, reviewed by your clinical team before publication.
Online intake & patient portal SSO
HIPAA-secure intake forms and one-click SSO to your patient portal (Epic MyChart, athenaCommunicator, etc.).
Insurance & accepted-plans pages
Filterable list of accepted insurance, often the #1 pre-call patient question. Reduces front-desk phone volume.
Multi-location architecture
Clean URL structure for practices with multiple offices — each location indexable, with its own LocalBusiness schema and provider roster.
Telehealth integration
Zoom for Healthcare, Doxy.me, or your existing telehealth platform embedded in the patient flow with HIPAA-compliant routing.
Medical Web Design FAQ
Is the website HIPAA-compliant?
Yes — but "HIPAA-compliant website" is a slight misnomer. The website itself doesn't store PHI; the systems it connects to (intake forms, portal SSO, secure messaging) do. We use BAAs with hosting providers (AWS, Vercel Enterprise) and configure all PHI-handling integrations through HIPAA-compliant vendors. We can walk through your specific compliance posture.
Can you integrate with my EHR?
Yes. We've integrated with Epic, athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, Allscripts, NextGen, Practice Fusion, and Cerner via their public APIs (FHIR R4 where available). Typical integration: real-time appointment availability + secure intake form submission to the chart.
How do you handle Google reviews for medical practices?
We never reply to reviews in a way that confirms or implies the reviewer was a patient — that's a HIPAA disclosure risk. We use generic, non-confirming responses and pull dissatisfied feedback into a private resolution workflow.
Do you build patient portals from scratch?
Rarely. Most practices already have a portal through their EHR — we surface it through the website with single-sign-on rather than build a parallel system. If you genuinely need custom patient-facing apps, that's our [app development](/services/app-development) team.
How long until the new site is live?
Single-provider practice: 4-6 weeks. Multi-location group: 8-14 weeks. Health-system service-line site (cardiology, oncology, etc.): 12-20 weeks because of clinical content review cycles.
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