Physiotherapy Clinic Website Design
Patients find their problem, book the right therapist, and keep up their exercises at home between visits.
Motion Physio is a fictional business. We adapt the language, payments and details to wherever you work.
People arrive at a physio's website in pain, searching for their problem - a stiff back, a knee after surgery, a shoulder that won't lift. This template starts there: pick where it hurts, read what treatment involves and how long recovery usually takes, then book the therapist who specialises in it. After the first visit, patients get a home exercise plan they can follow on their phone, which is where recovery actually happens.
Try each of these in the demo.
Start from where it hurts
A body map leads patients to the right condition page, treatment and specialist.
Book the right therapist
Availability by therapist and visit type, with first-visit forms completed before arrival.
Home exercises that get done
Each patient's plan on their phone, with clear steps, reps and a simple done-today tick.
Recovery explained honestly
Typical timelines and what each stage involves, so patients know what to expect.
A complete site, built for you.
Designed around your brand and photos, written with you, fast on any phone, and yours to own.
- ✓Home
- ✓Conditions
- ✓Treatments
- ✓Our therapists
- ✓Book
- ✓Home exercises
- ✓Fees & insurance
- ✓Contact
- ✓Online booking by therapist
- ✓Intake & consent forms
- ✓Exercise plans for patients
- ✓Email & SMS reminders
- ✓Search-ready structure & schema
- ✓Analytics from day one
What every physiotherapy clinic website needs
A physio's website is usually found by someone in pain who doesn't know what's wrong yet. The job is to help them recognise their problem, trust that you treat it, and book - then to keep them recovering between visits.
- 01
Condition pages patients recognise
Back pain, knee injuries, shoulder problems, post-surgery rehab - each with plain-language symptoms, what treatment involves and typical recovery time. These are the pages people search for.
- 02
A simple way to say where it hurts
A body map or short list that routes people to the right page and specialist, rather than making them guess which service they need.
- 03
Booking by therapist and visit type
Initial assessments and follow-ups have different lengths. Patients see real availability for the right appointment, and returning patients can rebook their own therapist.
- 04
Forms before the first visit
Medical history, consent and insurance details filled in online, so the first session starts with treatment, not paperwork.
- 05
A home exercise library
Patients get their exercises with clear instructions, reps and a daily check-off. Adherence between visits is what drives recovery, and patients value seeing their plan in one place.
- 06
Clear fees and insurance information
What a first visit costs, what's covered and how billing works. Uncertainty about cost is one of the main reasons people delay booking.
Mistakes we design out.
Listing techniques instead of problems
Patients search 'knee pain after running', not technique names. Pages are organised around conditions first.
Promising cures
Overpromising damages trust and can breach professional rules. We describe treatment and typical timelines honestly.
Exercise sheets on paper
Paper gets lost by the second week. Plans live on the patient's phone, where they're always to hand.
What you'll need to send us.
Nothing needs to be perfect. Send what you have and we'll help shape the rest.
- ✓The conditions you treat most often
- ✓Therapist names, photos, qualifications and specialties
- ✓Appointment types, lengths and fees
- ✓Insurance and billing information
- ✓Your intake and consent forms
- ✓Your most common home exercises
Questions, answered.
Can patients book a specific therapist?
Yes. Patients can choose a therapist and visit type, and returning patients can rebook in a couple of taps.
Can patients fill in forms before their first visit?
Yes. Medical history, consent and insurance details are completed online and stored securely with the booking.
How do home exercise plans work?
Therapists assign exercises from a library, and patients see them on their phone with instructions, reps and a daily check-off.
Can we keep our existing practice management system?
Often, yes. We can design around it and connect booking where it offers an integration.
Will the site help us rank for conditions we treat?
Condition pages are the core of the site, each written around what patients search for, with structured data to help search engines understand them.
How long does it take?
Usually four to five weeks, including the exercise library.
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