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A patient with sciatica at 7 a.m., a driver with whiplash and a claim number, a runner with plantar fasciitis and a wellness member deciding whether to renew all land on your site from a phone. We build chiropractic websites that answer each of them with the right page, show your insurance list or cash prices in plain words, and put them into your ChiroTouch or Jane schedule.

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yourclinic.com/sciaticaSciatica care,same-week visitsBook a visitTap to callNew booking: sciatica examFrom /sciatica · synced to JaneTracked as a leadSource: GoogleAI ASSISTANTChiropractor near me that takes BlueCross?Your Company lists its Blue Cross plansand books new patients online.Source: your website
Illustration: a visit becomes a tracked lead

The short answer

What does a chiropractic website development company do?

A chiropractic website development company builds websites for chiropractic clinics that turn a search for back pain, neck pain, sciatica, a car accident or a sports injury into a booked new patient exam. The site has to answer what a patient checks before booking: do you take my insurance or what does a visit cost in cash, can I be seen this week or walk in, who is the doctor and what techniques do they use, and how does billing work after a crash.

For a cash or wellness practice that means a plans and pricing page with visits per month, commitment, freeze and cancellation terms written next to each price, plus HSA and FSA. For an insurance and personal injury practice it means a named list of plans you accept, an honest Medicare page, a PIP or med-pay page for your state and a crash intake form that collects the claim number and adjuster without sending health details by plain email. Every practice needs one page per condition and technique, one page per doctor with license states, and booking that runs through your practice software.

Billion Web Studio is a chiropractic website development company that builds this as one fixed-scope project: chiropractor website design, condition and doctor pages written for your clinic rather than a shared content library, intake and booking on providers that sign a Business Associate Agreement, schema, call and booking tracking in GA4 and an editable CMS. You own the domain, the code, the content and every account from day one, so leaving a vendor never means losing your site.

The market

What the numbers say about chiropractors online

Chiropractic is a crowded local market with a growing pool of patients, and the patients who find you are quick to move on if the phone rings out. These figures show how many clinics you compete with, how many adults now use approaches like chiropractic, how often healthcare calls go unanswered and how fast AI tools are entering the search.

How they choose

How patients find and choose a chiropractic clinic

A chiropractic patient rarely browses for fun. They are in pain, holding a claim number, or trying to get back to training. BrightLocal found that 73% of consumers started their most recent local search on a phone and that proximity was the top reason people chose a health business (48%). Here is how a patient usually picks a clinic, and what your site has to do at each step.

  1. 1

    Search by symptom, injury or insurance

    They type "chiropractor for sciatica near me", "car accident chiropractor that bills PIP" or ask an AI tool for a chiropractor that takes their plan. Your site needs a page for that condition, that journey and that insurance list, or Google and AI tools have nothing of yours to show.

  2. 2

    Compare clinics on the map and in reviews

    They scan distance, star rating, review count and recent reviews. Your Google Business Profile, practitioner profiles and website must carry the same name, address, hours, booking link and insurance list, and your site should show real reviews and real photos of the doctors and rooms.

  3. 3

    Check price or coverage

    A cash patient looks for a single visit price, a new patient special with its terms and plan rules. An insured patient looks for their plan by name, and a Medicare patient checks what Medicare will and will not pay for. BrightLocal found unclear pricing was a reason to skip a business for 32% of consumers, so if the answer is not on your site, they move to a clinic that says it.

  4. 4

    Book or call within minutes

    The page needs a sticky Call, Book and Directions bar, real-time slots from ChiroTouch or Jane, a new versus returning patient path and live hours for walk-ins. A missed call at this step usually goes to the next clinic on the map.

  5. 5

    Arrive prepared, then stay on plan

    Digital intake sent after booking replaces the PDF form, a first visit page explains the consult, exam, x-ray if needed and parking, and plan or package pages make renewal and family add-ons easy to understand.

The problem

Why most chiropractic websites lose new patients

What we find again and again when we audit sites in this trade. None of it is about how the site looks.

Leak 01

Phone-only booking at a front desk that misses calls

Your site's only next step is "Call us". The front desk is with a patient, at lunch or closed when a sciatica patient searches at 9 p.m. CallRail found healthcare businesses miss 32% of calls, and up to 85% of callers who are not answered do not call back. Without online booking and a missed-call alert, that patient books the next clinic on the map.

Leak 02

One services page for every patient

Sciatica, whiplash, plantar fasciitis, prenatal back pain and spinal decompression all sit on a single long "Services" page. Google cannot rank it for any of them, and a patient searching for one condition does not see their problem named.

Leak 03

No clear answer on insurance or cash price

The site says "most insurance accepted" or nothing at all, and cash prices, packages and wellness plan terms are hidden behind a phone call. A patient comparing three clinics on a phone picks the one that answers the question on the page.

Leak 04

PDF intake forms and plain email

Patients download a PDF, fill in their health history and email it back, or a contact form sends symptoms to the front desk inbox. That is slow on a phone and puts health details where they should not be.

Leak 05

Auto accident pages that overpromise

"100% covered" and "no out-of-pocket cost" headlines, a vague PIP summary and no list of what to bring. Crash patients still do not know how billing works, and copay waiver promises can create trouble with insurers and your board.

Leak 06

Shared content that is not yours

Many chiropractic site subscriptions fill your pages from a content library and video set used across thousands of clinics. Copy that is the same on every site gives Google and AI tools little reason to cite yours, and it may stay with the vendor if you leave.

Generic vs built for you

Why a generic website fails chiropractors

A template is built to fit every business, so it fits yours badly. Here is what changes when the site is planned around how patients actually buy.

Generic website compared with a website built for chiropractors
What you needGeneric template siteBuilt for chiropractors
Condition and technique pagesOne services page listing adjustments, massage and decompressionA page each for low back pain, sciatica, whiplash, headaches, plantar fasciitis, spinal decompression, ART and Graston, with what to expect and when to see a medical doctor instead
Insurance and cash clarity"We accept most insurance" and a phone numberPlans accepted by name, in-network versus out-of-network, an honest Medicare page, HSA and FSA, and cash visit, package and wellness plan prices with terms beside each one
Online bookingA contact form that asks the front desk to call backReal-time slots from ChiroTouch, Jane or your scheduler, with new patient exam, adjustment, massage and decompression as separate appointment types
Intake and health detailsA PDF to print, or a form that emails symptoms to the officeDigital intake from your practice software or a form provider that signs a BAA, with no health details in email notifications
Auto accident and PI patientsA paragraph saying you treat car accident injuriesA crash page with your state's PIP or med-pay facts, billing options, what to bring and an intake form for claim number, adjuster and attorney
Doctors and Google profilesOne About page with a group photoA page per DC with degree, school, license states, techniques and certifications, built to anchor each practitioner profile without competing with the practice listing
Tracking without leaking health dataAd pixels on every page, including bookingCalls, bookings and form starts tracked in GA4 by source, with analytics and ad pixels kept off intake and booking pages
OwnershipSite, content and sometimes the domain held by the vendor on a 12-month termYou own the domain, code, design, content and accounts from day one, no lock-in

Free self-check · 2 minutes

What your current chiropractic website is missing

Tick everything your site does today. Each box you cannot tick is a place where a ready-to-buy visitor leaves.

What you need

What every chiropractic website needs

The features that turn a chiropractic website from a brochure into the best salesperson you have. We build all of them.

  1. Must-have · 01

    Sticky Call, Book, Directions bar

    Fixed to the bottom of every mobile screen, with click-to-call to a tracked number and directions that open the map app.

  2. Must-have · 02

    Booking from your practice software

    Embedded or linked scheduling from ChiroTouch, Jane, ChiroHD, ChiroFusion or Calendly, with new and returning patient paths and the appointment types you actually book.

  3. Must-have · 03

    Trust strip next to every booking button

    Google rating and review count, years in practice, number of DCs, ACA, ICA or state association membership, languages spoken, and real photos of your doctors, adjusting rooms and front desk. No stock photos of models holding their backs.

  4. Must-have · 04

    New patients page

    What happens at the first visit (consult, exam, x-ray if needed, adjustment if appropriate), how long it takes, what to bring, parking and the intake link.

  5. Must-have · 05

    Insurance accepted page with an accurate Medicare section

    Every plan you take by name, auto (PIP and med-pay), workers compensation, HSA and FSA, and a plain list of what you do not take. The Medicare section says what Medicare pays for and what it does not, which saves front desk calls. This is the source Google and patients check against your profile.

  6. Must-have · 06

    Plans and pricing page

    Single visit, packages with expiry, wellness plans, family plans, military or senior pricing, and commitment, auto-billing, freeze and cancellation terms written next to each price.

  7. Must-have · 07

    Auto accident and PI page

    What to do after a crash, how PIP or med-pay works in your state, health insurance, auto and attorney lien billing, what to bring, an attorney referral path and a line saying you do not give legal advice.

  8. Must-have · 08

    Condition and technique pages

    One page each, written for your clinic: who it helps, what a visit plan looks like, no promised outcome, when to see a medical doctor, the doctor who treats it and a booking button.

  9. Must-have · 09

    Doctor pages

    One per DC with photo, degree, school, license states, techniques such as Gonstead, Activator, ART or Graston, certifications such as CCSP, and languages spoken.

  10. Must-have · 10

    Location pages with landmark directions

    Address, the plaza or building entrance, parking, live hours, walk-in policy, map, phone and booking link for each clinic.

  11. Must-have · 11

    Review flow every patient receives

    A request sent to every patient after a visit, no gating, recent Google reviews on the site, and reply templates that never confirm someone is a patient.

  12. Must-have · 12

    Compliance basics in the footer

    Notice of privacy practices, privacy policy, accessibility statement and terms, plus any free or discounted exam disclaimer your state requires next to the offer itself.

What we build

The chiropractic website we would build for you

Good website design for chiropractors starts with the sitemap. This is the one we would plan for a typical insurance and cash chiropractic clinic. A walk-in cash clinic leans on plans and locations; a PI clinic leans on the auto accident section. We cut or add pages in the written scope before we quote.

yourcompany.comHome · every section links here

New patients

  • First visit: what to expect
  • Book online
  • Digital intake
  • Insurance accepted
  • Medicare and chiropractic
  • Plans and pricing
  • New patient special and terms

Conditions

  • Low back pain
  • Sciatica
  • Neck pain and tech neck
  • Headaches and migraines
  • Disc herniation
  • Whiplash
  • Pregnancy back pain
  • Plantar fasciitis

Treatments and techniques

  • Chiropractic adjustments
  • Spinal decompression
  • Active Release Techniques
  • Graston technique
  • Cold laser and shockwave
  • Dry needling (where your state allows it)
  • Corrective exercise and kinesiology taping
  • Massage therapy

Patient journeys

  • Auto accident and PIP
  • Attorney referrals
  • Workers compensation
  • Sports chiropractic
  • Prenatal and pediatric care
  • Wellness and maintenance care
  • DOT physicals (if your DC is on the FMCSA National Registry)

Doctors and locations

  • Doctor page per DC
  • Location page per clinic
  • Hours and walk-ins
  • Reviews
  • Careers for associate DCs and front desk

Learn

  • Blog by named DCs
  • Chiropractor or physical therapist?
  • Patient FAQ
  • Notice of privacy practices
  • Accessibility statement

Calls, bookings, leads

How we turn visitors into new patients

A chiropractic site earns its keep when a new patient is on your schedule, not when the page view count goes up. This is how we turn visits into calls, bookings and PI intakes, and how each one is counted.

  • 01Booking first, form secondReal-time slots from ChiroTouch, Jane or your scheduler sit on every condition, doctor and location page. For people not ready to pick a time, a three-field form (name, phone, reason) asks for a callback, with health details saved for the secure intake.
  • 02One offer, one set of termsYour new patient special or first visit price appears in the header, on condition pages and in the booking flow, with its terms and any state disclaimer beside it, so the offer that brings people in is the same one the front desk honors.
  • 03A separate path for crash patientsAuto accident visitors get their own call button and an intake that collects accident date, auto insurer, claim number, adjuster and attorney (optional) through a BAA-backed form, so your PI coordinator has what they need before the first visit.
  • 04Wellness plan enquiriesPlan pages show visits per month, commitment, freeze and cancel rules, then send the patient to buy through your practice software or ask a question, so renewals and family add-ons do not depend on a front desk conversation.
  • 05Calls tracked by sourceSeparate tracking numbers for the website, Google Business Profile, each practitioner profile and ads, set up so profiles do not share one number, with missed-call alerts so the front desk can call back the same hour.
  • 06Every booking counted in GA4Calls, booking completions, form submissions and directions taps are recorded as lead events with their landing page and source, with no health details passed to analytics or ad platforms.
  • 07Reviews from every patientA post-visit review request through your practice software goes to every patient, not only the happy ones, which follows the FTC's position on review gating and keeps your rating and recent review count moving.

AI search

How chiropractors get recommended by ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI

Patients now ask ChatGPT, Google AI Mode and Perplexity which chiropractor takes their insurance or treats their injury. BrightLocal found 45% of consumers used generative AI for local recommendations in its 2026 survey. In its local AI study, 93% of the unique domains cited were business websites, and Google Business Profile made up 28.5% of all citations. Your own pages and your profile are the source. Answers are unstable: repeat runs of the same prompt shared only 20% to 33% of businesses. No one can promise you a spot in an AI answer, but we build the facts these tools read.

Questions your patients ask AI assistants

  • Best chiropractor near me that takes Blue Cross
  • Chiropractor open Saturday that takes walk-ins in Tampa
  • Sports chiropractor in Austin who does Active Release Technique
  • Car accident chiropractor in Miami that bills PIP
  • Does Medicare cover chiropractic x-rays?
  • Cheapest chiropractor membership near me with no contract

  • Facts AI tools can quote

    Conditions treated, techniques, doctors and credentials, plans accepted, cash prices and plan terms, hours, walk-in policy and parking, stated in plain sentences on your own pages and matching your Google profile.

  • Schema for the clinic and each doctor

    MedicalClinic markup for each location, Person markup for each DC with credentials, plus Service and FAQPage markup on condition and journey pages.

  • Original content by named DCs

    Condition and FAQ pages written for your clinic and signed by your doctors, instead of a syndicated library repeated on thousands of chiropractic sites, so there is something specific to cite.

  • Profiles and reviews that agree

    Practice and practitioner Google profiles, Yelp, Facebook and Healthgrades with the same name, hours, booking link and insurance list, and a steady flow of recent reviews. For dentists, the closest health category BrightLocal measured, google.com was 57% of AI citations and Yelp 15.4%.

  • Answers to the questions patients ask AI

    Pages and FAQs that answer "do I need a referral", "can I use my HSA", "does Medicare cover chiropractic x-rays", "what is Florida's 14-day rule after a crash" (or your state's PIP rule) and "chiropractor or physical therapist" in the first sentence, so an AI summary can lift the answer and name you.

Compliance and trust

The rules a chiropractic website has to get right

A chiropractic site handles health information, insurance claims, advertised exams and patient reviews, so it sits under more rules than most local business sites. We build to these rules with providers that sign a Business Associate Agreement where needed; we do not certify compliance, and you should confirm the details with your counsel and state board.

HIPAA, BAAs and tracking tags

A clinic that bills insurance electronically is generally a covered entity under 45 CFR 160.103, and vendors that handle patient information for it are business associates. Intake, booking and injury forms run on providers that sign a BAA, health details stay out of email notifications, and analytics and ad pixels stay off pages that collect health information. Cash-only clinics should ask counsel how HIPAA applies to them.

Free exam and new patient offers

Florida Statute 456.062 requires chiropractors who advertise a free or discounted exam or treatment to include a capitalized statement giving the patient the right to refuse payment for other services within 72 hours. Other states set their own rules, so we place your state's wording next to the offer once your board or counsel confirms it.

Copay waivers and "no out-of-pocket" claims

Federal law treats advertised or routine waivers of coinsurance and deductibles for Medicare and state program patients as remuneration (42 USC 1320a-7a), and California's chiropractic board treats advertised copay waivers and referral discounts as unprofessional conduct (16 CCR 317). We write offer and PI copy without these promises unless your counsel approves them.

Medicare, PIP and crash solicitation

Medicare.gov states that only spinal manipulation to correct a subluxation is covered, not x-rays or massage a chiropractor orders. Florida PIP requires care within 14 days of the crash, and the 10,000 dollar limit depends on an emergency medical condition finding by an MD, DO, dentist, PA or APRN, not a chiropractor (Fla. Stat. 627.736). State pages are written only with the statute in hand. Florida also bars soliciting crash victims within 60 days of an accident by any means other than advertising directed to the public (Fla. Stat. 817.234(8)). Your website is public advertising, so we build the crash page and intake for patients who find you, never outbound lists built from crash reports.

Reviews, testimonials and health claims

The FTC's Consumer Reviews and Testimonials Rule, in effect since 21 Oct 2024, bans fake reviews, incentives tied to positive reviews and undisclosed staff reviews. The FTC's approach to health claims expects evidence behind them, so we write "many patients" and "may help" instead of cure claims, and testimonials do not promise typical results.

Texting consent and accessibility

Under 47 CFR 64.1200, appointment reminders and marketing texts such as reactivation or plan promotions need different consent, and opt-outs must be honored, so our forms carry separate consent wording. Sites are built and tested to WCAG 2.1 AA, not patched with an overlay. The HHS Section 504 rule requires WCAG 2.1 AA from recipients of HHS federal financial assistance, starting May 11, 2027 (15 or more employees) or May 10, 2028 (fewer than 15). If you take Medicaid, ask counsel whether that makes you a recipient.

We build with tools and patterns that support these rules and document what we set up. For legal advice on your own obligations, talk to your attorney.

From the forums

What chiropractors ask about websites, answered

Chiropractic owners talk shop at ACA events, Parker Seminars and state association conventions, and read trade titles like Chiropractic Economics and Dynamic Chiropractic. The questions below come from Local Search Forum threads, where practices and their consultants ask about Google profiles, reviews, insurance and booking, and from a practicing chiropractor's posts on Planet Chiropractic. Several threads were started by consultants or by neighboring businesses (a massage clinic, a dental practice, a pharmacy and a personal injury law firm) facing the same problem a chiropractic clinic does. We paraphrase the question; each answer is ours.

Where owners talkLocal Search ForumPlanet ChiropracticAmerican Chiropractic Association (ACA Engage and the ACA Online Summit)Parker SeminarsInternational Chiropractors AssociationCalifornia Chiropractic Association and other state associationsChiropractic EconomicsDynamic Chiropractic

Asked on Local Search Forum

“A family-run chiropractic clinic found that one doctor's Google profile, with about a tenth of the reviews, outranked the clinic's own profile when people searched the clinic's name. Why does that happen?”

Our answer: The doctor's profile is most likely competing for the same "chiropractor" category and pointing at the same page as the clinic. Give the practitioner profile a different primary category, link it to a dedicated doctor page rather than your About page, and connect it to the practice. We build that doctor page as part of every chiropractic site.

Asked on Local Search Forum

“Our doctors work at more than one location and we all share one address and phone. How should their Google profiles be set up?”

Our answer: When the clinic has its own profile, name each practitioner profile as the person with credentials, such as "Jane Smith, DC", not "Clinic Name: Dr. Smith", or they compete for your clinic name. A shared address is normal. Sharing one phone number across separate profiles is risky: replies in that thread warn it can get profiles flagged as duplicates or reported by a competitor. A doctor can have a profile at each location where hours differ, each with its own tracking number and landing page, which also tells you which listing the call came from.

Asked on Local Search Forum

“Should we send patients to review the practice profile or each doctor's profile?”

Our answer: If the profiles use different primary categories, rotate the request between them, and expect some patients to review both. Send the request to every patient, not only happy ones. Our review flow lets you set which profile each doctor's patients are sent to.

Asked on Local Search Forum

“How do we reply to Google reviews without breaking patient confidentiality?”

Our answer: Keep every reply general: thank the reviewer, say the clinic takes privacy seriously and invite them to call the office. Never mention their care, and do not confirm they were a patient. We give you reply templates for positive, neutral and negative reviews that follow that rule.

Asked on Local Search Forum

“Google shows insurance on our profile that we never selected, including Medicaid. Where should patients see our real plan list?”

Our answer: On your own website. Publish every plan you accept by name and say plainly what you do not take, remove any Medicare or Medicaid wording you do not mean, then correct the profile and press support with screenshots. Google pulls insurance data from other sources, so your page has to be the clearest one.

Asked on Local Search Forum

“Is online booking worth it, or is a callback request form enough?”

Our answer: No one has a recent controlled test, but a callback form adds a step and a delay for a patient in pain, and healthcare already misses many calls. Booking that runs through your own practice software, on your own site, keeps the data with you and lets people book after hours. We keep a short callback form as the backup.

Asked on Local Search Forum

“An agency is pitching us an ads and SEM package. How do we tell whether it is worth paying for?”

Our answer: Judge it by booked new patients and the revenue from them, not impressions or traffic. Ask to see the search terms report, because health-related services can face tighter ad limits and odd keyword matches. Our sites track every call and booking by source, so you can answer that question with your own numbers.

Asked on Local Search Forum

“Our Local Services Ads were suspended for restricted medical content because our pages use words like therapy. What do we do?”

Our answer: Health terms on landing pages can trigger Google's ad policies, and auto accident and treatment pages use exactly that vocabulary. Check Policy Manager and any verification Google asks for. We can build separate ad landing pages so your organic condition pages keep their full wording.

Asked on Local Search Forum

“Which hosting is HIPAA compliant for our website forms?”

Our answer: No host makes a site compliant on its own. What matters is where form data goes: send intake and injury forms to a provider that signs a BAA and encrypts the data, rather than to the website database or the office email. We set it up that way and document it for your records.

Asked on Planet Chiropractic

“Nearly every chiropractic website vendor wants a one-year contract and hosts the site themselves. Should I own my domain and hosting instead?”

Our answer: Yes. The Planet Chiropractic author who reported those one-year minimums after visiting vendors at Parker Seminars in 2025 accepts them because SEO takes months, but years earlier he gave colleagues a free site template to run on their own domain and hosting. SEO does take months, but that does not require renting your site. We build on a fixed quote with no contract term, and the domain, code, content and accounts are in your name from day one.

Questions are paraphrased from public threads. We never quote members by name.

Others vs us

Billion Web Studio vs a website builder vs a typical chiropractic website design agency

The three ways chiropractors usually get a website, side by side.

Billion Web Studio vs a website builder vs a typical chiropractic website design agency
Billion Web StudioWebsite builder templateTypical industry agency
Condition and technique pagesOne page per condition and technique, written for your clinic and reviewed by your DCsGeneric pages you write yourselfOften filled from a content library shared across many chiropractic sites
Insurance, Medicare and cash plan pagesPlans by name, an accurate Medicare page, and prices with commitment and cancel termsUp to youVaries; often a general insurance page
Booking and intakeYour ChiroTouch, Jane or scheduler embedded, intake on BAA-backed providersA contact form, sometimes a booking add-onOften the vendor's own booking and forms
Auto accident and PI pagesState-specific PIP or med-pay facts, crash intake, no copay waiver promisesUp to youOften a template page
TrackingCalls, bookings and forms in GA4 by source, pixels kept off intake and booking pagesBasic form emailsVaries, often reported inside the vendor's dashboard
Who owns the site, content and domainYou, from day one, with no lock-inYou rent the platformOften hosted on the vendor's servers; content and sometimes the domain stay with them
Pay model and planFixed quote in 1 business day, no hourly billing, dated week-by-week plan and weekly written updatesMonthly subscription, built in your evenings after clinic hoursMonthly plan, commonly with a one-year minimum; onboarding window, usually no dated plan
Support after launch30 days free from the team that built it, then optional care plansHelp articles and chatIncluded in the monthly plan; often a support queue
Chiropractic track recordNone yet, and we say so. Our proof is measured lead and Google click growth on local lead sites, shown with the numbersNoneOften large client counts, results rarely shown

Why Billion Web Studio

What we do better, and why it matters to you

  • Built around four patient journeys

    Acute pain, auto accident, sports injury and wellness plans each get their own pages, calls to action and intake, instead of one homepage trying to serve all four.

  • Your content, not a shared library

    We write condition, technique and doctor pages for your clinic and your doctors review them. Nothing on your site is copied across thousands of other chiropractic sites.

  • Health data handled with care

    Intake and booking on providers that sign a BAA, no health details in email, and no ad pixels on intake or booking pages. We tell you where every form submission goes.

  • You own everything, on a fixed quote

    Domain, code, design, content, Google Analytics and every account sit in your name from day one, with no contract term. You get a fixed quote in 1 business day with a free audit of your current site. If you leave, the site leaves with you.

  • Senior people, not a ticket queue

    You talk to the people building your site, on video calls and in weekly written updates against a dated week-by-week plan. If we slip a date because of us, the next month of support is free. After launch you get 30 days of free support from the same team, then optional care plans.

  • SEO and AI search from day one

    Technical SEO, schema for the clinic and each doctor, Core Web Vitals targets and call and booking tracking come in every build.

In writing, before we start

  • Fixed quote in 1 business day

    Scope, deliverables and price agreed in writing, with a free audit of your current site. No hourly billing.

  • Launch date in writing

    A dated week-by-week plan and a written update every week. If we slip because of us, the next month of support is free.

  • You own everything

    Code, design, content, domain and accounts are yours from day one. No 12-month contract, no rented site.

  • 30 days of support included

    We watch rankings, forms and call tracking after launch and fix anything that needs it.

Proof, not promises

Results from websites we have built

We have not built a website for a chiropractor or any healthcare practice yet, and we will not imply otherwise. The closest proof is Blues Renewables, a local service business that runs on the same lead system a clinic needs: service and local area pages, click-to-call and every call and form tracked as a lead event in GA4. It went from no tracked leads to 7 to 10 enquiries a week, and Google clicks rose from 14 to 560 a fortnight in two months. Its mobile Lighthouse scores sit in the mid 80s to mid 90s, which matters when 73% of consumers start a local search on a phone. For a clinic, its price pages become plans and pricing pages and its 129 local area guides become condition and location pages. Terah Tex shows the two-step form, from no website enquiries to about 5 leads a week, that we would adapt into a short first-contact form followed by secure intake. YUVA Law Firm in our portfolio shows free-consultation forms and local SEO for a sensitive service. Ask us to walk you through any of these sites on the call.

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Process

How your chiropractic website project runs

Typical timeline: 4 to 8 weeks for a single clinic; 8 to 12 weeks for multi-doctor or multi-location clinics with many condition and city pages. You see progress every week.

  1. Step 01 · Week 1

    Discovery and audit

    We audit your current site, competitors, and how you show up on Google and in AI answers, then agree on goals and a fixed quote.

  2. Step 02 · Weeks 2 to 3

    Strategy and design

    Sitemap, wireframes and full designs for your review. You approve everything before we build.

  3. Step 03 · Weeks 3 to 6

    Build and test

    Development, SEO setup, speed tuning, and testing across devices and browsers.

  4. Step 04 · Launch and beyond

    Launch and grow

    We launch, monitor, and improve based on real data. 30 days of free support included.

What shapes your quote

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  • Number of condition, technique and journey pages (PI, sports, prenatal, wellness plans)
  • Number of doctors and locations, each with its own page and tracking number
  • Booking and intake integrations with ChiroTouch, Jane or your EHR, and BAA-backed form providers
  • Migration from a chiropractic site subscription, including content rewrites and redirects
  • Who writes and reviews the content, and how many state-specific PIP or offer disclaimers are needed
  • Plans, packages and membership pages tied to your practice software billing

Chiropractic website questions, answered

Straight answers to what owners ask us, and what they ask Google and AI assistants. Ask us anything else.

How much does a chiropractic website cost?

We give a fixed quote, agreed before work starts, within 1 business day. It is based on the number of pages, features such as booking and intake, integrations with your practice software and how much content we write. There is no hourly billing.

How long does it take to build a chiropractic website?

A single clinic site usually takes 4 to 8 weeks. A multi-doctor or multi-location clinic with many condition, doctor and city pages usually takes 8 to 12 weeks. You get a dated week-by-week plan before we start.

What should I look for in a chiropractor web design company?

Five things: you own the domain, code and content from day one; booking runs through your own ChiroTouch, Jane or scheduler, not the vendor's; intake goes to a provider that signs a BAA; condition pages are written for your clinic, not pulled from a shared library; and you get a fixed quote and a dated plan. Ask any chiropractic web design company for all five in writing.

Can you connect online booking to ChiroTouch, Jane or my EHR?

Yes. We embed or link your practice software's scheduler and digital intake so bookings land straight on your schedule. We do not rebuild your EHR; we connect the website to it.

Are your website forms HIPAA compliant?

We build intake, booking and injury forms on providers that sign a Business Associate Agreement, keep health details out of email notifications and keep ad pixels off those pages. We do not certify compliance; your counsel should confirm your setup.

I am on a chiropractic website subscription. Will I lose my content and domain if I leave?

It depends on your contract. We audit what you own, move what can be moved, rewrite any syndicated content so it is yours, set up redirects so the pages that rank today pass their links and history to the new URLs, and put the domain and accounts in your name.

Will I lose my Google rankings after a redesign?

A careful migration protects what ranks today, though no one can guarantee positions. We map every old URL, set one-to-one redirects, keep pages that rank, and watch Search Console after launch.

Do I own the website?

Yes. You own the code, design, content, domain and every account from day one. There is no lock-in and no contract term.

Can I edit the site myself?

Yes. You get an editable CMS and training, so the front desk can update hours, prices, plan terms and the insurance list without calling us.

Can I advertise a new patient special on my website?

Yes, with the disclaimers your state requires, such as Florida's 72-hour statement on free or discounted exams, and any Medicare or Medicaid exclusions your counsel advises. We place the terms next to the offer everywhere it appears.

Do I need separate pages for car accident and personal injury patients?

If you treat PI cases, yes. A crash page explains your state's PIP or med-pay rules, billing options and what to bring, and an intake form collects the claim number and adjuster details securely.

How do I get more Google reviews without breaking FTC rules?

Ask every patient after a visit, not only the happy ones, and never tie a discount or gift to a positive review. The FTC's Consumer Reviews and Testimonials Rule has banned fake reviews and incentives for positive reviews since 21 Oct 2024. Reply to every review without confirming the person is a patient. We set up the request through your practice software and give you reply templates.

Will my clinic show up in ChatGPT and Google AI answers?

No one can guarantee it. We build what AI tools draw on: clear facts on your own pages written by us for your clinic and reviewed by your doctors, schema for the clinic and each doctor, a complete Google profile with a matching insurance list, and recent reviews.

Have you built a chiropractic website before?

Not yet, and we say so plainly. Our proof is the same local lead system on other businesses, such as a local service business that went from no tracked leads to 7 to 10 enquiries a week. After launch you get 30 days of free support, then optional care plans.

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