Allied health website design for Australian practices
For physios, psychologists, OTs, podiatrists and multidisciplinary clinics that need a website that explains what you do and makes it easy to book the right practitioner.
What clients look for online
People often arrive with a problem, not a profession in mind. The clinics that do well online help them work out who to see, and then make it easy to book.
Built for the rules your profession works under
Most allied health professions are registered with AHPRA, and the same advertising guidelines apply to them as to doctors. Others, such as dietetics and speech pathology, are self-regulated through their professional associations. I check every website against the rules that apply to your profession before it goes live.
Client information needs care too. I set up contact forms, booking systems and referral paths with the Privacy Act in mind, which means choosing the right platforms and configuring them properly.
I build every website to WCAG 2.1 AA, so it works for the people you exist to help, including people with disability and people in pain.
What’s included in every allied health website
I tailor every build to your clinic and the people you see. There are no generic templates.
The Presstwood Method
Three steps, the same way every time. It’s how your website ends up built around your business and its goals.
Foundation Workshop
A 90-minute workshop and a 60-minute presentation. We work out who your website is for, what it needs to do and how you’ll measure it. You keep the strategy document either way.
A website solution that suits you
I recommend what will get you there. That might be a new website, an overhaul of your current one, or no new website at all if yours is already in good shape.
Keep it working
Once you’re live, I look after the updates, security and backups, and keep improving the website as your business changes. Your team can still edit any page themselves.
Every project starts with a free 15-minute chat.
Common questions
A few things clinic owners and managers ask before getting started.
Most projects take six to ten weeks from kick-off to launch. The timeline depends on how many pages you need and how quickly content and feedback come through. I give you a realistic timeline before we start, not an optimistic one.
Yes. Multidisciplinary clinics are common in my work. I give each service and practitioner its own page, and organise the site so people can find help by what they need rather than by job title.
Yes. A lot of my allied health projects are redesigns rather than new builds. I’ll look at what you have, tell you what’s worth keeping and what needs to go, and explain why.
Yes, completely. You own the domain, the hosting account and everything built on it. There are no licence fees or lock-in, and if you ever move to another provider, everything comes with you.
Let’s talk about your website.
Book a free 15-minute call. I’ll tell you honestly what I’d change, even if the answer is “not much”.