Website design for medical practices.

Patients and families come to a medical site to understand a service and decide whether to reach out. We're building a site for a Scottsdale plastic surgery practice, and we moved a medical concierge service to a 17-page site on our CMS.

Healthy Enabler homepage with the headline Concierge care and case management

Healthy Enabler

Healthy Enabler medical concierge page on a phone, with a Schedule a Consultation button

After launch

A site the team edits, measured from day one.

We moved Healthy Enabler from Squarespace to a site that runs entirely on our CMS, with 17 pages built from 24 section types. It went live with GA4, Search Console and Clarity in place, so the team can see how people find the site and what they do on it.

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    Refer a Client

    The first button on the partnerships page, sized for a thumb.

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    Discuss a Partnership

    A softer option for an advisor who isn't ready to refer yet.

Healthy Enabler partnerships page on a phone, with Refer a Client and Discuss a Partnership buttons

How a family decides to reach out. On Healthy Enabler's live site.

  1. 01Hearing about the service
  2. 02Knowing what happens next
  3. 03Recognizing their situation
  4. 04Checking who's in charge
  5. 05Hearing what others say

Step 01 · Hearing about the service

A page for each kind of referrer

Healthy Enabler's partnerships page speaks to fiduciaries, estate planners, trust attorneys and physicians, and each group gets a page that explains how its referrals work.

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    Four partner types

    Each card says what Healthy Enabler does for that advisor's clients.

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    Learn more, per type

    The details live on a dedicated page for each one.

Four Healthy Enabler partner cards, each with a Learn more link
Healthy Enabler section titled Who we partner with, with cards for fiduciaries, estate planners, trust attorneys and physicians

Step 02 · Knowing what happens next

The referral, in four steps

First call, discreet intake, active coordination, reporting back. Each step gets one sentence, so an attorney knows what their client is agreeing to before they pick up the phone.

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    Numbered from the first call

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    Reporting back to you

    The last step says how Healthy Enabler keeps the referrer informed.

Healthy Enabler referral steps: first call, discreet intake, active coordination and reporting back
Healthy Enabler section titled How a referral works, with four numbered steps

Step 03 · Recognizing their situation

A typical case, told plainly

Healthy Enabler's medical concierge page opens with a situation a family might recognize: a father with early-stage Alzheimer's who needs an evaluation at a clinic across the country from where the family lives.

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    Schedule a Consultation, on the first screen

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    Where families usually find us

    One case, told in five sentences.

Healthy Enabler section titled Where families usually find us, describing a typical case
Healthy Enabler medical concierge page with a Schedule a Consultation button and a section titled Where families usually find us

Step 04 · Checking who's in charge

The founder, with her credentials

Families want to know who will be in the room. The homepage introduces Beth Hutchison, who founded and leads Healthy Enabler, with her credentials in case management, behavioral therapy and geriatric care in the headline.

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    Credentials in the headline

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    Read full bio

    For the family that wants the whole background.

Healthy Enabler founder headline listing Beth Hutchison's credentials
Healthy Enabler section titled Founded and led by Beth Hutchison, beside her portrait

Step 05 · Hearing what others say

Local press, dated and linked

Before calling, a family may look for an outside opinion. Healthy Enabler's homepage gathers three stories from San Diego's local press, each with its date, its publication and a link to the article.

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    Publication and date on every card

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    Read the article

    Each card links out to the original story.

Two Healthy Enabler press cards with publication logos, dates and headlines
Healthy Enabler section titled Healthy Enabler in San Diego's local press, with three article cards

Healthy Enabler is live, and Nellie Movtchan, MD is in development. Both on our CMS.

Healthy Enabler partnerships page with the headline Active care coordination, confidential, credentialed, accountable
Healthy Enabler medical concierge page on a phone

Healthy Enabler

Concierge care, explained across 17 pages.

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    Moved from Squarespace

    Every page now runs on our CMS.

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    Families and advisors, each addressed

    Services for families, partnerships for the professionals who refer them.

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    Live with GA4, Search Console and Clarity

Read About the Move
Nellie Movtchan, MD homepage design in development, with the headline Look like the best you and a Schedule a Consultation button
Nellie Movtchan, MD homepage design on a phone, in development

Nellie Movtchan, MD · In development

A Scottsdale plastic surgery practice, built from three concepts.

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    Three concepts, one direction

    She chose the third and kept the No Surprises section and an arched photo from the second.

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    Schedule a Consultation in the header

    Her patients are making a personal decision, so the request is never far away.

See the Project

Practice sites usually add booking and intake. What each piece costs.

Crafted, our designer-led tier, starts at
$6,000
A booking integration, such as Calendly or Acuity
$300
A multi-step intake form with conditional questions
$500

Basic starts at $3,000. A simple booking link works on any Care plan; an integration or a multi-step form needs Care Plus or higher. A kickoff fee of one month at the 12-month rate is added to the project price.

See Pricing

What practices ask before a rebuild.

Can we see a design before the build starts?
Yes. Nellie Movtchan, MD reviewed three homepage concepts and chose a direction before we built the rest of the site.
We're on Squarespace. Can you move us?
Healthy Enabler made that move. A Replatform starts from the site you already have, from $2,000 with up to 10 existing pages.
How do you handle accessibility?
Our accessibility work is guided by WCAG 2.2 AA, and we check each text and button color pair for contrast before launch.
Who updates the site after launch?
Your team edits it directly, and every Care plan includes routine updates when you would rather send us the change.

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