A physiotherapy clinic website should list the conditions you treat (back pain, sports injuries, post-surgery rehab), introduce the therapists, explain what happens in the first session, say whether you do home visits, show session prices and make booking quick.
The short answer
People look for a physiotherapist when something hurts. They search by the problem, so a physiotherapy website should be organised around conditions, show who will treat them, and make the first booking easy.
The sections that matter
- First screen: clinic name, area, and "Book a session" plus WhatsApp.
- Conditions you treat: back and neck pain, knee and shoulder pain, sports injuries, post-surgery rehab, neuro rehab, posture.
- Therapists: name, qualification, special areas.
- Your first visit: assessment, treatment plan, how long it takes, what to wear.
- Home visits: yes or no, and which areas.
- Prices: per session and packages.
- Timings, map, reviews.
How we build them
We have layouts made for physiotherapy clinics and build a preview of yours before you pay. ₹25,000 plus GST, including the first year of domain, hosting and maintenance, live in 7 days.
Key takeaways
- Patients search by problem ('knee pain physio'), so organise the site by condition.
- Explain the first visit: it removes the biggest reason people delay booking.
- Say clearly if you offer home visits and which areas you cover.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a physiotherapy clinic website cost?
At Odd Theory Labs it is ₹25,000 one-time plus GST, including domain, hosting and maintenance for the first year, live in 7 days.
Should we list session prices?
Yes, if your pricing is fixed per session or package. It saves calls from people who only want the price.
Can the site take home-visit requests?
Yes. The booking form can ask for clinic or home visit and the area.
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