CadencePractice Web

Website design for specialty practices

Your next patient decides in eleven seconds. On a phone.

I design fast, modern websites for independent orthopedic, podiatry, physical therapy, and sports medicine practices across San Jose and the South Bay — and I work in an orthopedic clinic myself, so I already know what your patients are trying to find.

Fixed pricing no hourly billing Three-week builds draft in week two You own everything files & domain

99 PAGESPEED
Google PageSpeed, verified. Run this site yourself — then ask me for yours.
53%

of mobile visitors leave a site that takes more than three seconds to load

2010s

when most specialty practice websites were built — and last opened on a phone

2taps

is the most a patient should need to call your office, book, or get directions

01The problem

Practice websites quietly lose patients every day.

You already run the schedule, the phones, and the prior auths. Somewhere along the way, the website became one more thing nobody has time to own. That's normal — and it's fixable in three weeks.

  1. Slow to load

    Six seconds on a cellular connection means more than half your visitors are gone before anything appears. Google measures this publicly — and so do I, free, before we ever talk.

  2. Hard to use on a phone

    Most patients find you on a phone, and many of them are past sixty, squinting at small grey text. That isn't a design choice — it's a missed appointment, several times a week.

  3. Missing what patients came for

    Which insurance you accept. What conditions you treat. Where to park. How to book. These are the questions behind most of your front desk's calls — and they're usually nowhere near the first screen.

02Background

Built inside healthcare, not around it.

I'm a health coach at an orthopedic specialty clinic supporting a Joint Commission–certified total joint replacement program — and I've spent years building digital tools for medical settings.

  • UCCHC statewide health conference websiteUC Riverside School of Medicine · 2026
  • Automated outcomes dashboard & reporting systemRUHS total joint replacement program
  • Operations & inventory tracking systemRiverside Free Clinic

03The process

Three weeks, four steps, one launch.

Designed for an office that doesn't have spare hours. Your total time commitment: one call and two rounds of feedback.

  1. Free audit

    Your current speed score, what breaks on mobile, and what patients can't find. Yours to keep either way — and if your site is actually fine, I'll tell you that and leave you alone.

  2. Scope & price

    One thirty-minute call. Pages, insurance list, providers, and what "book an appointment" should actually do. You get a fixed price in writing before anything starts.

  3. Build

    A working draft on a private link in week two. I write every page from your existing materials — you are never handed a blank page or a content questionnaire. Two rounds of changes included.

  4. Launch & care

    Domain move, forms, and analytics handled end to end, with no downtime for your current site or email. Optional monthly care keeps hours, providers, and insurance current after launch.

No call required

Start with the free audit.

Send your website address. I'll reply with the speed score, the mobile problems, and what patients can't find — usually within two business days.