You help people move forward. Your site stalls?
You help others move forward. Your website stands still?
Get in touch — no strings attachedYou help others move forward. Your website stands still? An occupational or speech therapy practice lives on referrals, full appointment books, and a good relationship with referring doctors. Patients arrive prescription in hand, with one question: Which practice near me has openings and will even take me on? That's exactly the moment the search happens, usually on a phone, and exactly where it's decided whether the referral lands with you or two streets over.
A website for your practice therefore doesn't need to be a glossy brochure, it needs to do concrete work: clearly name your therapy offerings (pediatrics, neurology, hand therapy, speech, language, voice or swallowing therapy), show whether you're currently accepting new patients, and make the path to phone, address and directions as short as possible. That includes the site loading in seconds on a smartphone, staying readable for older patients or family members, and not excluding people with disabilities, for your patient base, that's not a luxury, it's your professional mission carried onto the website.
I build your site individually, with no page builder, local fonts and no tracking cookies, so the GDPR notice doesn't become a hurdle on a health-related topic. One steady point of contact, no agency carousel. More about me and how I work at tobias-wachter.de.
Sound familiar?
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The practice is invisible online. Anyone in Stuttgart searching for “speech therapy near me” or “occupational therapy for kids” lands on a doctor-review portal, Wikipedia, or a competitor, but not with you. Without clean local findability, you're giving away exactly the patients who already have a prescription in hand.
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Unusable on mobile. The site dates from 2015, loads slowly, the phone number isn't tappable, and directions hide in the fine print. The patient gives up before reaching you.
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Nobody knows if you're taking new patients. Admission stop, waiting list, or open slots, this one piece of information is missing, so the phone rings anyway and you explain the same thing for the tenth time.
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Data protection in healthcare becomes a risk. Embedded maps, fonts from external servers and tracking scripts collect data, on a practice website of all places, where confidentiality matters and legal warnings get expensive.
What your new website will do
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Found where people search. Your practice appears cleanly structured for searches by therapy type and neighborhood, so the referral lands with you, not the competition.
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Inquiries instead of follow-up questions. Therapy offerings, admission status, hours and contact are immediately visible. Callers know beforehand what to expect, noticeably relieving your front desk.
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Usable on any device. Fast-loading, a tappable phone number, clear directions, just as good for young parents as for older patients and family members.
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Low-barrier, because it fits who you are. With an accessibility panel, visitors can enlarge text and adjust contrast. A practice that enables participation should do the same online.
Frequently asked questions
What does a website for my therapy practice cost?
That depends on scope: a compact practice site with services, team and contact is more modest than a site with multiple locations, job postings, or an online inquiry option. I look at what you actually need and give you a fixed price upfront, no hidden items, no ongoing license fees for a page builder.
Can I update admission status or wait times myself?
Yes. Whether you're currently accepting new patients changes often. This information can be built so you adjust it yourself with no technical knowledge, so the phone doesn't ring for every routine question.
Are photos of patients or children allowed on the site?
Only with explicit consent, and it's especially sensitive with children. In practice, we mostly work with photos of your rooms, your team, and neutral therapy settings. I'll advise you on what's legally sound while still coming across as welcoming.
I already have an old practice website. Is a rebuild worth it?
If the site is slow on mobile, hard to find, or sends data to external servers, a rebuild is almost always worth it. Send me the link, I'll tell you honestly whether a relaunch is needed or targeted improvements pay off more.
Do you also address referring doctors and partnerships?
The website can be built specifically to convince not just patients but also general practitioners, pediatricians and clinics that issue referrals, with a clear specialty profile and an easy way to get in touch with you.
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