Websites for Physical Therapists
Patients often come to physical therapy after a doctor's referral, surgery or injury, and they want to know what to expect. A physical therapy website explains your approach, the conditions you treat and how to get started.
Conditions and specialties
Back and neck pain, sports injuries, post-surgery rehab, balance and vestibular therapy are separate searches. Pages for the areas you treat help each one show up, written accurately without promising outcomes.
Whether patients need a referral to see you depends on your state's rules and their insurance. We explain your clinic's actual policy plainly on a getting-started page.
Get patients in the door
A first-visit page, insurance list and appointment request on every page shorten the path from search to scheduled. Anything clinical goes through your clinic's own patient system, not website email.
Pages we’d build for you
A typical starting point for physical therapists, adjusted to the services you actually offer.
- Home
- Back and neck pain
- Sports injuries
- Post-surgery rehab
- Balance therapy
- Your first visit
- Insurance and referrals
- Our therapists
- Request an appointment
What we’ll need from you
We write the site, but only you know the facts. To get started we’ll ask for:
- Conditions and specialties you treat
- Your referral and insurance policy
- Therapist credentials
- Your scheduling system
Questions from physical therapists
Can patients come without a doctor's referral?
It depends on your state's rules and the patient's insurance. We explain your clinic's actual policy on a getting-started page so patients aren't confused.
Should a PT website list specialties?
Yes. Specialties like sports rehab, vestibular therapy or pelvic health are searched separately, and pages for them help the right patients find you.
How do we keep patient information secure?
The website forms collect contact details only. Anything clinical goes through your clinic's own patient system, which we link from the site.
Ready to get the phone ringing?
Tell us about your business. No contract, no pressure.