Products & services
Conditions and programmes, explained.
Physiotherapy and rehabilitation centres
A website for your physiotherapy centre that says what you treat and how to begin
Someone with a bad back or a sports injury searches for help and finds a list of names. Creatin Web designs and builds a website that explains what you treat, who your therapists are and what a first session looks like, with a dashboard and an Android app so your centre keeps it current.
Enquiries arrive with the problem, since when, and whether a home visit is needed, so the first call is a useful one.
The problem
What goes wrong with most websites in this business
People don't know physiotherapy can help them
Post-surgery recovery, sports injuries, neck pain from a desk job: a website that only says 'physiotherapy' leaves them guessing.
Home visits are a secret
Many patients cannot come in. If your website does not say you visit homes, they call someone whose does.
Therapists are nameless
Qualifications and specialities decide who people trust, and they are not on the page.
The solution
What your Creatin Web website does about it
Conditions and programmes as services
Each condition or programme explained: who it is for, what sessions involve, how many are usual, and a fee if you show one.
Therapists with qualifications
Each therapist with a photo, qualifications, specialities and the days they are in.
Home-visit areas and timings
The areas you cover for home visits, the hours, and the centre's timings, in your words.
Enquiries that describe the problem
The form asks what hurts, since when, whether it is post-surgery, and if a home visit is needed, with a notification on your phone.
Your sections
What a website for physiotherapy and rehabilitation centres usually has
Each one is a section of your dashboard and a part of your public website. They are chosen for your business when the site is built; a gallery, a blog, testimonials, SEO controls, analytics and staff accounts come with every site.
Team & leadership
Therapists with qualifications and specialities.
Contact form inbox
Enquiries with the problem and the preferred time.
Gallery
The centre and the equipment.
Testimonials
Patients' words, with their permission.
Blog
Exercises and advice in your own words.
What it does not do
There is no session booking with time slots, no patient records, no online payment and no promise of recovery. Enquiries arrive with a notification; your centre confirms the appointment.
See it
Inside the dashboard
Real screens of the dashboard, filled with sample data. The business in them is not a real one, and not yours; the sections are the ones you would use.
Questions
Questions from physiotherapy and rehabilitation centres
Can we take enquiries for home visits?
Yes. The enquiry form can ask whether a home visit is needed and for the area, so you know before you call whether it is one you cover.
Can we publish exercise guides?
Yes, on the blog, with photos. Keep them general; the website should not replace an assessment, and your page can say so.
Can patients book a session time online?
They request a time in the form. There are no live slots; your centre confirms by phone or WhatsApp.
Can we show recovery results or success rates?
The website does not add claims of outcomes. Testimonials are published only with the patient's permission, in their own words.
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Free consultation
Tell us about your business
No obligation and no sales script. We listen first, then put a price in writing.
- We get in touch to understand your business and what the website should do.
- You receive a written quotation: your yearly plan and what is included.
- If you go ahead, we design and build your website and hand you the dashboard and app.