Can I keep my current domain name when the site gets rebuilt?

Yes. Your domain name stays the same. We build the new site and point your existing domain to it once everything is ready. No downtime for your patients.

Will the new site integrate with my existing scheduling software?

If you're using something like Jane App, ChiroTouch, or another scheduling tool with an embeddable widget or API, we can integrate it directly. If you don't have one yet, we can recommend options that work well and set it up as part of the build.

How do patient testimonials get added to the site?

We build a testimonials section where you can provide quotes from patients (with their permission, of course). These can be updated anytime. We can also pull in Google Reviews if you'd prefer an automated approach.

Do I need to provide all the content for the site myself?

Not necessarily. We'll need basics from you—services you offer, insurance plans you accept, that sort of thing. But we handle the writing and page structure. You review it, we adjust, and it goes live.

What happens if I need changes after the site launches?

You own the code, so you're free to make changes yourself or hire anyone to do it. If you're on our hosting plan, we handle minor updates as part of that. Bigger additions get quoted separately.

Website Redesign · Athens, TX

Website Redesign for Chiropractors in Athens

You probably already tried fixing your website once. Maybe you paid someone on a platform to drag and drop some boxes around, swapped out a photo, updated your phone number. And it still doesn't do what you need it to do. That's because the foundation was wrong from the start.

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The Template Problem

Most chiropractic websites in smaller markets like Athens get built the same way. Someone picks a template from Wix or Squarespace, fills in the blanks, and calls it done. It looks fine on a laptop for about six months. Then you notice things. The booking widget doesn't work right on phones. Your services page is a wall of text nobody reads. Patients can't find your accepted insurance list without digging. And the whole thing loads slowly enough that people leave before they ever see your name.

The problem isn't that you picked the wrong template. It's that templates are built to look good in a demo, not to actually convert a person searching "chiropractor near me" into someone who books an appointment. A chiropractic practice in Athens—where folks might also be weighing options in Tyler or Mabank—needs a site that does specific things well. Show what you treat. Explain how you treat it. Make booking dead easy. That's the job.

Redesigning doesn't mean tweaking what you have. It means rebuilding with a clear purpose behind every page. And you end up owning the code outright—no monthly platform fees, no locked-in builders where you can't export your own site.

What a Rebuilt Chiropractic Site Actually Needs

1. **Online booking that works.** Not a contact form that goes to your inbox. An actual scheduling tool with availability built in, so patients can pick a time and confirm it without calling. This matters more than almost anything else on the site. If someone finds you at 9pm, they're not going to call tomorrow morning. They'll book with whoever lets them book right now.

2. **Service pages that explain things plainly.** Spinal decompression, adjustments, soft tissue work—whatever you offer, each method gets its own section with a clear explanation. Not medical jargon. Not three sentences copied from a textbook. Real descriptions that answer the questions patients actually have before they come in.

3. **Testimonials and insurance info up front.** People want to know two things fast: does this work, and can I afford it. Patient testimonials handle the first part. A clear list of accepted insurance plans handles the second. Both should be easy to find without scrolling through five pages.

4. **Mobile-first design and fast load times.** More than half the people looking for a chiropractor in Henderson County are doing it from their phone. The site gets built for that screen first, then scaled up for desktop. Pages load quickly because there's no bloated framework underneath—just clean, purposeful code.

How This Works and What It Costs

A full chiropractic website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. That gets you a mobile-first site, built from scratch, with proper SEO structure so Google can actually index your pages correctly. Booking integration, service pages, testimonials section, insurance info—all included.

If you also want ongoing SEO work and local search visibility—which matters when you're competing for patients across Athens, Malakoff, and the rest of Henderson County—the Website+SEO package starts at $3,500 and takes one to two weeks. Hosting runs $50 a month.

You get the source code. It's yours. If you want to move it somewhere else in two years, you can. No platform subscriptions locking you in, no proprietary builder you can't take with you. We're a web design shop in Tyler, about 45 minutes up the road.