Can you set up online appointment scheduling on my new site?

Yes. We can integrate with scheduling tools that let patients request or book appointments directly from your site. It reduces phone calls for your front desk and gives patients the convenience they expect from any modern practice.

What happens to my current website content during a redesign?

We'll look at what you've got and figure out what's worth keeping — doctor bios, service descriptions, things like that. Most of the actual code and layout gets tossed because that's usually the problem. But good content carries over into the new build.

Will patients in surrounding towns be able to find us on Google?

That's a big part of how we structure the site. Seven Points draws patients from across Henderson and Anderson counties. We build the site so Google understands your location, your services, and the areas you serve. For ongoing search visibility, an SEO plan starting at $750/mo keeps that momentum going.

Can you include a patient portal on the website?

We can build a portal integration or link directly to your existing records system so patients can access medical records, request prescription refills, and manage their account. If you don't have a portal system yet, we can talk through options that make sense for your practice size.

Do I actually own the website when it's done?

You own the code, the design, all of it. No platform lock-in, no surprise fees if you want to move it somewhere else. It's yours.

Website Redesign · Seven Points, TX

Website Redesign for Medical Practices in Seven Points

Running a medical practice near Lake Palestine means you're already serving a community that drives 20+ minutes for most everything else. Your website shouldn't be the reason they keep driving. If your site feels outdated or clunky on a phone, it's time to rebuild it the right way.

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A Small-Town Practice Needs a Website That Actually Works for Patients

Here's my honest opinion — medical practices in smaller lakeside towns like Seven Points have it rougher online than almost anyone. You're competing with clinics in Athens, Mabank, even Tyler, and those folks have marketing budgets and staff dedicated to their web presence. Meanwhile, you've got a site that was probably set up on some template platform years ago, and now it barely loads right on a phone. Half the people in Henderson County are pulling up your site from their pocket. If what they see is slow, confusing, or doesn't answer basic questions — like what insurance you take or how to book an appointment — they're gone. They'll find someone else. That's not a scare tactic. That's just how people make decisions now.

And the thing about medical websites specifically? They need to do more than look nice. Patients want to see who their doctor is before they walk in the door. They want credentials, specialties, maybe a photo that looks like a real person and not a LinkedIn headshot from 2011. They want to know if you take their insurance without having to call and sit on hold. They want to request an appointment online — or at minimum see your hours and know what to expect for a first visit. If your current site can't do those things, it's working against you every single day.

A rebuild doesn't mean slapping a new coat of paint on the same old thing. We're talking about starting from scratch with a mobile-first design, fast load times, and a structure that search engines can actually read. You get clean code that you own — not a subscription platform that holds your site hostage. For a full medical practice website with appointment scheduling, doctor bios, insurance info, and a patient portal, you're looking at starting at $1,500 with about a week turnaround. If you want the SEO structure baked in from the start so people in Seven Points, Payne Springs, and the whole Lake Palestine area can find you on Google, that's starting at $3,500 and takes a week or two.

What a Modern Medical Site Should Actually Include

Think about the last time you had to find a new doctor. Maybe you moved, maybe your insurance changed. You probably Googled it, clicked a couple of sites, and made a snap judgment. That's exactly what your patients are doing. So your site needs to answer their questions fast. Doctor bios with real credentials and specialties — not a generic "meet our team" blurb. A clear list of accepted insurance plans and payment options. Online appointment scheduling or at least a request form. And if you're offering a patient portal for medical records or prescription refills, that needs to be front-facing and easy to find, not buried in a footer link nobody notices.

But beyond features, the site just has to feel right. Medical decisions are personal. People want to feel like they're choosing someone trustworthy, not clicking through a brochure. The design should be clean and calm. Pages should load quick — especially on mobile, especially in areas around the lake where cell signal isn't always great. And every page should have a clear next step. Book an appointment. Call the office. Access your records. No guessing.

We build these on real code — no page builders, no bloated platforms, no monthly ransom to keep your own site online. Hosting runs starting at $50/mo, which keeps everything fast and maintained. And because Seven Points sits in a spot where patients might come from Tool, Log Cabin, Malakoff, or across the lake — your site should be built so Google knows exactly where you are and what you do. That's not magic. It's just good structure, good content, and a site that was built with purpose instead of thrown together to check a box.