Your practice's website, handled.

Goodform builds and manages websites for clinical practices. Accessibility, privacy-conscious intake, and the structure referral sources look for. Built once, then run continuously.

Free written audit. No sales call.

You didn't open a practice to manage a website.

Referral sources check your site first.

Before another provider sends someone your way, they look you up. A roster with people who left, services you no longer offer, a site that's hard to read on a phone. Some of them quietly refer elsewhere and you never hear about it.

Accessibility is a real exposure.

Accessibility claims get filed constantly and practices are regularly targeted. Contrast, keyboard navigation, unlabeled form fields, intake packets that are really photographs of paper. None of it is visible to someone using a mouse.

Your intake form was an afterthought.

Most were built by someone who has never read a privacy regulation. They ask for more than they need, promise confidentiality the technology can't deliver, and route submissions through vendors nobody vetted.

How it works

  1. Audit.

    Request the free Referral-Readiness Audit. A written review of your current site: what referral sources see, how accessible it is, what we'd fix. No sales call.

  2. Build.

    If it's a fit, we build your new site. You review everything in writing before it goes live. About two hours of your time in total.

  3. Handled.

    Hosting, security, accessibility, and unlimited changes to the site you have. A written report every month. You send an email and it gets done.

A practice website carries obligations most web designers have never heard of.

Accessibility is a live legal exposure, not a nice-to-have. Intake forms collect information that has to be handled carefully. Language about treatment and outcomes needs a clinical eye. Referral sources judge the site before they send anyone. A general web designer builds you something attractive and leaves every one of those unaddressed, because they have never had to think about them. That's the difference, and it's why practice plans cost what they do.

Who we work with

Medical and specialty practices. Dental and orthodontic. Therapy, counseling, and behavioral health. Physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech pathology. Chiropractic. Optometry and audiology. Podiatry and dermatology. Veterinary. The specialty changes. The work underneath does not.

No AI answers your patients.

When someone reaches out through your site, no AI writes back. The confirmation they see is text a person wrote and approved before it was ever published. People contact a practice on hard days. A generated reply can't tell the difference, and it shouldn't be the first thing they hear from you. It's in the contract, not just on this page.

Ten practices, no more

Goodform takes a maximum of ten practices. That's deliberate, and it's why you get a written response within a business day instead of a ticket number. We also run websites and online stores for service businesses and independent sellers on a separate track, which doesn't touch practice capacity.

Also from Goodform

Service businesses

Contractors, landscapers, cleaners, movers, salons, trainers. Builds from $800, management from $99 a month.

Online stores

Bakeries, makers, digital goods. A real store with checkout and orders, from $2,500 plus $299 a month.

Everything else

Google Business Profile, social, business email, and brand identity, available alongside any plan.

Start with the audit.

Free, in writing, and there's no sales call. Worst case you learn something about your site and never hear from us again.