The site is where it starts, not where it stops. We handle search, content, and social from the same brand system, so your practice reads the same everywhere a patient meets it.
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Website Design and Development
Structure, writing, design, and build. Original work for one practice, not a theme with your logo dropped in. Fast, responsive, accessible, and yours to edit after launch.
StrategyBespoke designCMS
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Medical 3D and Visualization
Device models, labeled anatomy, and scroll-driven procedure sequences. Used where a paragraph genuinely fails, not as decoration. The same technique we built for investigational devices under regulatory review.
3DMotionProcedure sequences
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Patient Education Tools
Summary builders, decision aids, and pre-visit questionnaires patients complete at home and bring to the appointment. The tools that change what the consult sounds like.
InteractivePre-visitConversion
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SEO and Local Search
Condition and procedure pages built to rank, clean technical foundations, schema, site speed, and Google Business Profile work. Migrations preserve the rankings you already have — we redirect, we don't reset.
Technical SEOLocal and map packMigrations
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AI Search Visibility
A growing share of patients now ask an assistant before they open Google. That layer cites structured, specific, clearly-sourced pages. We write and mark up your content so your practice is retrievable, not just rankable.
Structured contentSchemaCitability
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Content and Blog
Twenty-five to a hundred posts depending on scope, written on the conditions and procedures your patients actually search. Drafted to a physician's standard, and never published without your review.
Managed accounts and content built from the same brand system as the site, so the practice looks like one practice. Procedure explainers, patient education, and a posting cadence you never have to think about.
Content productionSchedulingCommunity
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Photography and Video
Physician portraits, facility, and procedure explainers. Every metric we track says real footage of the actual practice outperforms stock, and patients can tell the difference in about a second.
PortraitsFacilityExplainers
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Analytics and Optimization
Form and scheduling attribution set up properly on day one, so you know which pages produce appointments. Then we change what the numbers say to change, not what we feel like redesigning.
AttributionReportingCRO
Not sure which of these you need? Most practices start with the site and add search and social once it's live. The audit tells you which order makes sense for your market.
Walk a patient through the procedure before they book
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Show the mechanism instead of describing it twice
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Explain what's under the symptom they came in for
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Hand you a patient who arrives with their questions written down
You already give this explanation fifteen times a week. It should be built once, and built well.
Visual and video explanations improve patient comprehensionmore reliably than text alone — BMC Health Services Research, 2024.
Selected work
Four audiences. One problem: make it understood.
Case study, Solvein
A consultation the patient had already rehearsed.
Patient educationConversion
An investigational venous platform. Interactive 3D device model, a scroll driven mechanism sequence, and seven patient tools, including a summary builder patients fill out and bring to the appointment.
The questions patients actually ask, answered before the visit.
Content and SEOBilingual FR/EN
A classical Chinese medicine and acupuncture practice with locations in Los Angeles and Paris. Editorial portraiture, a bilingual site, and a 25-article journal answering the questions patients search before they ever call.
A device incubator speaking to investors and operators rather than patients. Proof the method holds when the audience changes and the tone has to change with it.
An investigational catheter therapy for nerve pain, explained in four scroll driven steps over labeled anatomy: access, navigation, cryoablation, recovery.
PRE LAUNCH, PRIVATE SITE
Mechanism sequenceSummary builder
Herbalist archivePatient journal, 25 questions
Portfolio cardsTeam system
Pinned step sequenceNamed patient story
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Who we build for
Specialties where the patient has to understand something first.
If the decision is elective, expensive, or frightening, the explanation is the whole job. That's the work we're built for.
Plastic and reconstructive surgeryDermatologyVein and vascularOrthopedics and sports medicineMed spa and aestheticsOphthalmologyENT and facial plasticsDental specialistsFertility and reproductivePain managementConcierge and executive medicineMedical device and biotech
Not listed? The method doesn't care about the specialty. It cares whether something needs explaining.
Why we're different
A decade of training, summarized in six stock blocks.
Hero photo, service list, testimonials, form. Most practice sites are the same four decisions with a different logo on top. The problem isn't that they're ugly. It's that they're interchangeable, and interchangeable is the one thing your medicine is not.
1 in 3
patients changed the physician they chose based on what they found online. They never called to tell you.
Source: JAMA Internal Medicine, 2015.
Logo
Doctor photo
Services list
Testimonials
Contact form
Map
The same six blocks, reordered
Template vendorFull-service agencyFormaMD
The designA theme, with your logoCustom, to a house patternOriginal, one practice at a time
Who does the workA production queueAn account manager, then juniorsThe person who pitched you
Explaining proceduresStock condition textA copywriter new to your field3D, motion, and interactive tools
SearchSold as an upgradeA separate retainerIn the architecture from day one
Clients at onceHundredsDozensA handful, deliberately
Time to launchTwo weeks, and it looks itEight to sixteen weeksThree to four weeks
How it goes.
About 3 to 4 weeks, and very little of it yours.
Discover
You, your patients, and the four competitors they are also reading.
Architect
What gets said, in what order, to whom — and what has to rank.
Design
The visual language, settled before anything is built.
What does a medical practice website actually cost?
It depends on provider count, how much needs explaining, and how many procedure pages you need — the same variables that make one surgery quicker than another. What we can tell you without a call: you're paying for original design and engineering hours, not a resold theme. The exact number comes out of the audit, specific to your scope, not a range you have to translate yourself.
Will I lose the search rankings I have now?
Not if the migration is done properly. We map every existing URL, redirect it, preserve the content that is already ranking, and monitor for drops in the weeks after launch. Ranking loss after a redesign is a preventable mistake, not an unavoidable cost.
Do you do SEO and social, or only the website?
Both. Search foundations are built into every site we ship. Ongoing SEO, content, and social media management run as separate engagements, priced after we've looked at your market. Most practices launch the site first and add channels once it's live and measurable.
How much of my time will this take?
Roughly an hour for kickoff, a clinical review pass on the copy and any anatomy we build, and two rounds of consolidated feedback. We write the first draft of everything. You correct the medicine — that part we won't do for you.
Do I need 3D? It sounds expensive.
Often you don't. You need a patient to understand something quickly, and sometimes a clear diagram or a well-written page does that better than a model. We fit the tool to the explanation. If 3D isn't earning its place, we'll tell you and build the cheaper thing.
Most of my patients come from referrals. Does this matter?
Referred patients still look you up before calling. The site rarely creates the referral, but it routinely confirms or undermines one. That's a quieter loss than a missed ad click, and a more expensive one.
What about HIPAA and patient privacy?
We build intake to avoid collecting protected health information wherever possible, and we integrate with the scheduling and EHR vendors you already use for anything that carries it. We'll build to your compliance requirements and work with your counsel or compliance officer on the specifics.
Do you work with practices outside Los Angeles?
Yes. Most of the work is remote and always has been. Photography and video days are the exception and get scheduled on site.
The audit
Find out what your site is currently saying about you.
Free and specific: your current site, the competitors your patients compare you to, where the journey leaks, what search shows for your procedures, and the first three things we would change. No deck, no obligation.
