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Physical Therapy Website Design That Attracts Patients

Patients research their PT before booking. A professional website showcases your specialties, your team, and makes scheduling a breeze.

67%
of PT patients research clinics online before booking
— WebPT
$150+
average revenue per PT visit
45%
of patients prefer online booking over phone calls
— Phreesia

Patients choosing a physical therapist do their homework. They compare clinics online, read reviews, and evaluate specialties before making a call. A professional physical therapy website design puts your practice ahead of the competition.

Physical therapy is a referral-driven business, but increasingly patients are finding their own PT through Google. Searches like "physical therapy near me" and "sports rehab [city]" drive new patient volume — and the clinics with the best websites capture those searches.

We build PT websites with dedicated pages for every specialty you treat: sports rehabilitation, post-surgical recovery, chronic pain management, pediatric PT, geriatric care, vestibular therapy. Each page describes your approach, expected outcomes, and what a typical treatment plan looks like.

Online scheduling removes the biggest barrier to booking. Many patients research PTs outside business hours — at night, on weekends, during lunch breaks. If they can't book immediately, they move on.

Therapist bio pages matter enormously in PT. Patients want to know who's going to be working on their body. We build detailed profiles with credentials, specialties, treatment philosophy, and professional photos.

Condition-specific pages are your SEO secret weapon. "ACL rehab [city]," "sciatica treatment near me," "TMJ physical therapy" — these specific searches indicate patients who already know what they need. Dedicated pages for each condition you treat capture these high-intent searches.

Insurance and billing information pages reduce the #1 barrier to booking. Patients want to know: do you accept my insurance? How much will it cost me out of pocket? Clear insurance pages with accepted plans and self-pay options eliminate this hesitation.

The condition-specific pages are generating new patients we never reached before. Someone searched 'vestibular therapy Plano,' found our page, and booked that week. That never happened with our old template site.

D
Dr. Amy L.
Peak Performance PT, Plano

What Your Physical Therapy Website Needs

Every physical therapy website should have these. If yours is missing any, you're leaving money on the table.

Specialty pages for each condition treated
Online appointment scheduling
Therapist bio pages with credentials
Insurance and billing information
Patient intake forms (online)
Condition-specific content pages
Success stories and testimonials
Physician referral information
Exercise resource library
Location and parking details

What's Included in Your Physical Therapy Website

Specialty and condition pages
Online appointment scheduling
Therapist bio and credential pages
Patient intake forms
Insurance and billing information
Exercise resource library
Testimonials and success stories
Referral information for physicians

Foundersites vs. Agency vs. DIY

How we stack up for physical therapy website design.

Feature Foundersites Agency DIY Builder
Price $999 flat $3,000-$7,000 $0-$300 + time
Delivery 5-7 days 6-12 weeks 20+ hours
Specialty Pages Included Included Build yourself
Online Booking Integrated Extra Plugin needed
Insurance Info Included Included Basic list
Local SEO Built in Monthly retainer Manual

Your Physical Therapy Website: $999

Complete, professional physical therapy website design. Mobile responsive, SEO optimized, and built to convert. No hidden fees.

Physical Therapy Website Design FAQ

Can patients book appointments online?
We integrate with PT practice management systems for online scheduling. Patients can view available time slots and book their initial evaluation directly from your website.
Do you create pages for each specialty?
Every condition and specialty you treat gets its own page — sports rehab, post-op recovery, chronic pain, pediatric PT, etc. These pages capture specific patient searches.
Can I include exercise videos or resources?
We include a patient resource section with exercise guides, recovery tips, and educational content that positions your practice as an authority.
How much does a PT website cost?
$999 flat. Specialty pages, online booking, therapist bios, insurance info — everything a PT practice needs.
Can I list accepted insurance plans?
Yes. Insurance pages listing every plan you accept, plus self-pay options and payment plans, reduce the biggest barrier to booking.
Do you build condition-specific pages?
Pages for ACL rehab, back pain, sciatica, TMJ, and every other condition you treat — each targeting the exact search patients are making.
Can referring physicians find information easily?
Physician referral pages with fax numbers, referral forms, and specialties make it easy for doctors to send patients your way.
Do you include patient success stories?
Testimonials and outcome stories from patients (with permission) are the most persuasive content on a PT website.
Can new patients fill out intake forms online?
Online intake forms save front-desk time and let patients fill out paperwork at home before their first visit.
Will my website work for multi-location practices?
Each location gets its own page with specific address, therapists, specialties, and insurance information.

Ready to Launch Your Physical Therapy Website?

Professional website development. One price. No surprises. Just results.

Get Your Website — $999