A website worthy of your practice.
One that shows the clinic's standard in seconds, opens fast on mobile, ranks on Google and takes the patient all the way to booking.
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Structure
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Layers
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Live
Clinics that have grown
The old website no longer shows who you are today.
Doctors who want authority
Content organized for people searching for your specialty and area.
Practices that see patients abroad
Versions in other languages for patients from other countries.
What we deliver
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Original design
An identity of your own, not a template a thousand clinics use.
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Built in code
No plugins to update every week and no risk of breaking.
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Technical SEO
A structure Google understands: specialty, location, doctor and reviews.
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Speed
Images and videos optimized to load fast on mobile data.
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Conversion
WhatsApp and forms connected to the CRM, with the source of every contact.
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Compliance
Copy and images reviewed against medical advertising rules.
Recent projects
How we make the blogs.
One article a week, signed by the doctor and checked claim by claim. No generic text and no promises.
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Topics chosen by the doctor
At the start of the month we send eight topics. The doctor picks four in a few minutes.
8 topics, 4 chosen - 02

Research at the original source
Every clinical claim comes from a guideline or a study, with the source on record. News is not a source.
An original source for every claim - 03

Written in the clinic's voice
CF writes, with AI support, in language patients understand. First person only with a quote the doctor approved.
The clinic's voice, the patient's language - 04

Language and ethics review
Two separate reviews and an automatic check: result promises, before and after photos and unregistered specialties don't get through.
Two reviews and an automatic check - 05

Approval on the phone
The doctor gets a link, checks the claims one by one and approves. Who approved it and when is on record.
Approved claim by claim - 06

Live every week
A fast page on the clinic's site, with author, medical license, clickable sources and structured data for Google.
A new article every week
When should you see a dermatologist about a mole?
Warning signs
Sources
- Specialty society guideline
- Systematic review, 2025
- Ministry of Health protocol
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Immersion
We get to know the clinic, the doctors, the audience and the competition.
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Clickable prototype
You see and approve the site before development.
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Development and copy
Build, reviewed content and tests on many devices.
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Launch
Going live without downtime and support during the first weeks.
Websites and landing pages
How long does it take?
It depends on the size of the project. A landing page usually takes a few weeks; a full website, a bit longer. The timeline is agreed during the diagnosis.
Do you move the content from my old website?
Yes. We keep what works, rewrite what needs it and redirect old addresses so you don't lose Google rankings.
Can I update the site later?
Yes. Changes can be handled by our team, and parts like the blog can have their own dashboard for the clinic to publish.
Does it work with my current domain?
Yes. We use the clinic's domain and handle the setup so the switch happens without downtime.
Shall we design your clinic's website?
Tell us about the clinic today. We'll get back to you and start with a diagnosis.

















