Can you add online appointment scheduling to our site?

Yes. We can integrate with whatever scheduling system you already use, or help you set one up. The goal is letting patients book directly from the site without calling in.

What happens to our current site content during the redesign?

We'll pull everything worth keeping — doctor info, service descriptions, location details — and rebuild it into the new structure. If content needs rewriting, we handle that too. Nothing useful gets lost.

Do you build patient portals?

We can integrate an existing patient portal so it's easy to access from your site. If you need a portal recommendation that works well for a practice your size, we can point you in the right direction.

Will our site be HIPAA compliant?

We build the website itself to follow best practices — SSL encryption, secure forms, no exposed patient data. For anything that touches medical records or patient info directly, that's handled through your portal or EHR system, which has its own compliance built in.

How long before the new site shows up in Google?

A properly structured site with good local SEO usually starts appearing in search results within a few weeks. For a town like Tatum with less competition, it can happen faster. We set up the structure — Google does the rest on its timeline.

Website Redesign · Tatum, TX

Your Tatum Medical Practice Deserves a Better Website

A lot of medical offices put more thought into their waiting room magazines than their website. That's a problem when half your patients are trying to book appointments from their phone at 9pm. If your site hasn't been touched in a few years, it's time.

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The Real Issue Nobody Talks About

Medical practices tend to treat their website like a brochure. Name, address, phone number, maybe a photo of the building. Done. But patients in Tatum and across Rusk County aren't just looking for directions — they want to know if you take their insurance, who their doctor actually is, and whether they can schedule without making a phone call.

If your current site can't answer those questions in about thirty seconds on a phone screen, people move on. They don't call to ask. They just find someone else. And you never know it happened.

The fix isn't complicated, but it does require rebuilding with intention. A site that loads fast, works on every device, and puts the stuff patients care about right where they can find it.

What a Medical Website Actually Needs

Appointment scheduling that works online — not a contact form that goes to an inbox someone checks twice a week. Doctor bios with real credentials and specialties so patients know who they're seeing before they walk in. A clear list of accepted insurance plans and payment options. And if you're running a patient portal for records or prescription refills, that needs to be easy to find and easy to use.

We build all of this into a site you own. Not a template you're renting on some website builder that won't let you move a button without upgrading your plan. Actual code, on your domain, that you control. A full website like this starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want search visibility baked in from day one, a website with SEO structure starts at $3,500.

Tatum Is Small — That's an Advantage

Tatum's not a big city. But that works in your favor online. There aren't forty practices fighting for the same search results. A well-built site with decent structure can show up fast in local searches because there's less noise to compete with.

The practices that do well are the ones that make it easy. Easy to find, easy to read, easy to book. That's it. No fancy tricks. Just a site that does what patients expect it to do in 2026.

How This Works

You tell us what your practice needs. We build it. That's pretty much the whole process.

We handle the design, the mobile layout, the page speed, the SEO structure — all of it. You review it, we adjust, and it goes live. Hosting runs $50/mo after that, and we keep things updated and running.

No platforms to learn. No logins to forget. No drag-and-drop editor you'll never open again. Just a site that works and someone to call if you need something changed.