Can you integrate with our existing patient portal system?

Yes. If you're already using a portal through your EHR or a third-party system, we can embed it directly into the new site so patients access it without leaving your domain. If you don't have one yet, we can recommend options and build the connection into the site from the start.

Will our site work for patients who aren't great with technology?

That's a big part of why the design matters. Gun Barrel City has a wide range of patients — some are comfortable booking online, some just want a phone number fast. We design for both. Big buttons, clear labels, phone number visible on every page. Nobody should have to think hard to use your site.

What happens to our current site while the new one is being built?

Nothing changes until the new one is ready. Your current site stays live the entire time. Once the redesign is done and you've approved everything, we swap it over. Zero downtime for your patients.

Do we need to provide all the content for doctor bios and service pages?

We'll need the basics from you — credentials, specialties, insurance list, that kind of thing. But we handle the writing and structure. You don't have to sit down and draft pages. Just give us the facts and we'll make it read well.

How do you handle HIPAA considerations on the website?

We don't build the portal software itself — that's your EHR vendor's territory and it needs to be HIPAA-compliant on their end. What we do is make sure the website integration is secure, runs over HTTPS, and doesn't collect or store patient data in places it shouldn't be.

Website Redesign · Gun Barrel City, TX

Website Redesign for Medical Practices in Gun Barrel City

When's the last time you actually looked at your practice's website on a phone? If it's been a while, that's probably telling you something. Patients in Gun Barrel City are booking appointments, checking office hours, and looking up which insurance you take — all from their phones, usually while sitting in a parking lot or waiting on something else.

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Your Website Is a Waiting Room Nobody Wants to Sit In

A medical practice website has a job. It needs to tell someone new whether you take their insurance, what you actually treat, and how to get an appointment. That's the minimum. And most practice websites barely manage that — the information is there somewhere, but it's scattered across pages that don't load right on mobile or buried under a design that felt fine in 2019.

For a practice near Lake Palestine serving folks across Henderson County, your website might be the first interaction a new patient has with you. They moved to the area. They're switching providers. They searched for something specific and your name came up. What happens in the next few seconds matters. If the site is slow, if the text is tiny on their screen, if they can't find your phone number without scrolling — they leave. And they don't come back, because there's another option one search result down.

A redesign isn't just about making things prettier. It's about rebuilding the structure so the site actually works — appointment scheduling that functions on every device, doctor bios that list real credentials and specialties, insurance info that's easy to find, and a patient portal that doesn't feel like a chore. That's what we build.

OK So What's Actually Wrong With Your Current Site

Can we just talk about this for a second? Because most of the time when a practice owner says "I think our website needs work," what they mean is "patients keep calling to ask things that should be obvious on our site." Or "we're not showing up when people search." Or "I don't even know who built this thing and I can't change anything without calling somebody."

All of those are the same problem. You're on a platform you don't control, running a design that wasn't built for how people use the internet now. Mobile-first isn't a buzzword — it's just reality. More than half your visitors are on a phone. If your site wasn't designed for that from the ground up, you're fighting uphill.

And yeah — you should own your website. The actual code. Not rent space on some drag-and-drop builder where you're paying monthly for the privilege of not being able to customize anything. That's a big part of what we do differently. You get a site built from scratch, you own it, and it's built to actually perform in search results.

What a Rebuilt Medical Practice Site Looks Like

The features matter here because medical practices aren't like other businesses. You need specific things. A patient portal where folks can check records and handle prescription refills. Online scheduling that syncs with your system and doesn't create a mess at the front desk. A clear page for every provider — name, photo, credentials, what they specialize in. And a simple, scannable list of accepted insurance and payment options.

We build all of that into a site that loads fast, looks good on every screen size, and has real SEO structure baked in from the start. Not bolted on later. Not a plugin. The bones of the site are built to help you show up when someone in Gun Barrel City or anywhere around the lake searches for a doctor.

A full website redesign like this starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want search engine work and ad structure built in from day one, that's the $3,500 tier and runs one to two weeks. Hosting is $50 a month — that covers everything, no surprises.