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Websites for clinics and doctors

Most clinic websites carry testimonials and success claims that Indian medical practice rules restrict. A compliant site is not a limitation — it is more credible, and it answers the questions patients actually phone to ask.

What usually goes wrong online in this trade

01

Testimonials and outcome claims are restricted

Practice regulations limit advertising by doctors, including claims of superiority and patient testimonials. Plenty of clinic sites quietly ignore this.

02

Fees are the most-asked and least-published fact

Patients call to ask the consultation fee and the timings. Both are easy to publish and almost never are.

03

Patients cannot tell who they will see

Qualification and council registration number are verifiable facts. Publishing them is permitted and reassuring; omitting them invites doubt.

How we build it

What the theme does about it

Not a feature list — each of these exists because of a specific problem above.

  • Fees published per service, with separate first-visit and review rates

  • Doctor name, qualification and medical council registration number on every service

  • OP timings and closures kept current and prominent

  • Diagnostics listing preparation required and report turnaround

  • No testimonials, no success rates, no before-and-after imagery anywhere in the design

Themes that suit this trade

Complete working storefronts. Open one and use it — the filters, the cart and the product pages are all real.

Calm

Consultation fees and timings, up front.

General Consultation
Generated placeholder, not product photography.
Clinics & healthcareComplete

A clinic site designed to be publishable under Indian medical advertising rules — fees, qualifications and timings stated, with no claims and no testimonials.

Direction
Calm · factual · appointment-led
Typefaces
Newsreader · Inter Tight
Routes
5 pages
Rendering
Static export
Warm

How long it takes, and who does it.

Haircut & Finish
Generated placeholder, not product photography.
Salon, spa & groomingComplete

A salon site that publishes how long each service takes and who performs it, so a booking is a decision rather than a surprise at the chair.

Direction
Warm · tactile · time-priced
Typefaces
Fraunces · Outfit
Routes
5 pages
Rendering
Static export

Questions owners ask us

Can we add patient reviews later?

We would advise against it, and we will explain the regulatory position rather than just build it. There are compliant ways to establish credibility, and the theme uses them.

Can patients book online?

Appointments route to phone and WhatsApp, which suits how most independent clinics manage a queue. A booking calendar can be added if you run fixed slots.

Is a registration number really necessary on the site?

It is not decoration — it lets a patient verify you independently, and it is the single strongest trust signal available to a clinic that cannot advertise outcomes.

Tell us about your shop

What you sell and roughly how many products. We come back with which theme fits, a timeline and a price — before you commit to anything.

Or message +91 73389 72295 on WhatsApp. Either reaches the same person.

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