Physical therapy website design
Cleareo designs physical therapy websites for $499, one time, for up to 8 pages ($49 for each extra page), with your Google Business Profile updated in the same project. Patients come to a PT clinic website with a few questions. Do I need a referral? Do you take my insurance? Do you treat my problem, and how do I book an evaluation? You get a free audit and a free homepage mockup in 2 to 3 days before you pay anything.
What a physical therapy website has to do.
Settle the referral question
Can they come without a doctor’s referral? Direct access rules differ by state and by insurer, so say what applies at your clinic and what to do if their plan needs one.
Name the insurance you take
Commercial plans by name, Medicare, auto and workers’ comp if you accept them, self-pay rates, and whether you give out-of-network paperwork.
Show your specialties
Post-surgical rehab, sports injuries, back and neck pain, vestibular, pelvic health or hand therapy. Show each one you offer, so the right patient finds it.
Explain the first evaluation
How long it takes, what to wear, what to bring, and what happens next. A Request an evaluation button on every page.
Introduce the therapists
Names, photos and credentials (DPT, OCS, SCS, CHT). Patients choose a person, especially for specialist care.
Keep every location straight
If you have more than one clinic, each gets its own hours, phone and booking link, and each matches its own Google listing.
Your Google Business Profile.
The profile update comes with the website. For a physical therapy clinic, these are the categories and services we’d check first. Google changes its list now and then, so we confirm the exact names in your dashboard.
Primary category
- Physical therapy clinic
Secondary categories, if they apply
- Physical therapist
- Sports medicine clinic
- Rehabilitation center
- Occupational therapist
Use “Physical therapist” as the primary category for a solo practitioner’s profile, and “Physical therapy clinic” for a clinic. Each location has its own profile.
Services to list
- Physical therapy evaluation
- Post-surgical rehabilitation
- Sports injury rehabilitation
- Back and neck pain therapy
- Vestibular rehabilitation
- Pelvic floor therapy
- Dry needling
- Telehealth physical therapy
A quick physical therapy website audit.
You can check your own site against this list. Or ask for the free audit and we’ll go through it for you, Google profile included.
- The homepage says whether patients need a referral.
- Medicare and the main insurance plans are named.
- Each specialty you offer has its own section or page.
- Therapists are introduced with photos and credentials.
- The first evaluation is explained, with how long it takes and what to wear and bring.
- Requesting an appointment works on a phone, without a PDF.
- Every location has its own hours, phone and booking link.
- Each location’s hours match its Google listing.
Price and process.
$499
One time, for up to 8 pages for a physical therapy clinic. Each extra page is $49. Google Business Profile update included. No subscription.
- Free auditYour website and Google profile reviewed, with a plain list of what is costing you calls.
- Free homepage mockupA real homepage for your practice in 2 to 3 days, with your name, services and hours.
- 50% depositOnly once you approve the mockup. Then the full build starts.
- First full versionAbout a week later: every page plus your updated Google profile. Two rounds of changes follow.
- Final 50%, handoverWhen you approve the finished site. It goes live on your own hosting and domain.
Not happy with the first full draft? Tell us within 7 days of getting it, before you send any changes, and your deposit is refunded in full. Refund policy
Questions about physical therapy websites.
How much does a physical therapy website cost?
With Cleareo, a physical therapy website costs $499, one time, for up to 8 pages, plus $49 for each extra page. Updating your Google Business Profile is included, and there's no monthly fee. You see a free homepage mockup before you pay anything.
Should a physical therapy website say whether patients need a referral?
Yes, near the top of the homepage. Direct access rules differ by state and by insurer, so state plainly what applies at your clinic and what a patient should do if their plan requires a referral.
Can you build a website for a PT clinic with more than one location?
Yes. Each location gets its own page with its own hours, phone and booking link, and each page counts toward the 8 included pages ($49 per page after that). Each location also has its own Google Business Profile; tell us how many you have and we will confirm what is included before you pay.
Can patients request a physical therapy appointment online?
Yes. The Request an evaluation button links to the scheduler you already use, or to a short request form that comes to your inbox. It works on a phone and never needs a PDF.
Do you write pages for each condition and specialty?
Yes. We write a clear section or page for each specialty you want more of, such as post-surgical rehab, vestibular or pelvic health, in words a patient uses. You approve everything before it goes live.
Patients also ask AI about physical therapy care.
These are the kinds of questions they type into ChatGPT or Google. Whether your practice gets named depends on your listings, reviews and pages, and a new website alone won’t settle it.
- Best physical therapist in your town for back pain
- Sports physical therapy near your town for runners
- Physical therapy clinic in your town that takes my insurance
- ACL rehab physical therapist in your town
- Pelvic floor physical therapist near your town
- Physical therapy in your town with same-week appointments
See your new homepage before you pay.
Send us your website. We’ll look it over, along with your Google profile, and email you a free homepage mockup in 2 to 3 days.