Your website is the first call, before anyone calls.
A family looking for care is usually on a phone, often late at night, comparing you to the best-known centers in your market. We build the site so they can call in one tap, check their insurance and see who will care for them.
An AI agency for behavioral health operators. Your clinicians approve every claim about care.
The first minute
Can a family act on your site from a phone?
On a center site we audited, the main button opened a PDF and no phone number was tappable. The largest operator in its market had seventeen tap-to-call links.
Families do not read a treatment center's website the way its owners do. They are checking three things fast: can I reach someone now, will my insurance cover this, and are these real people I can trust with someone I love.
If the answer to any of those is buried, they go back to the search results and call the next center. Nothing in your analytics will tell you why.
What we build
The standard your best-known competitors already meet, page by page.
Where it stands
One site in build now, for a center that has not opened yet.
At a five-center network
- DoneAudit of the network's four existing center websites, page by page
- In buildThe website for the network's next center, ahead of its opening
Not claimed: inquiry or admission numbers for the new site. It has not launched, so there are none to report.
The audit found the existing sites were fast and well built. We said so, and did not recommend rebuilding them. The fixes were links, duplicate pages and settings, which are on the search page.
A new center is different: there is no site to fix, so we build one, and build the measurement into it from the first day.
What we will not do
Some things that win clicks cost you trust.
- Sell you a redesign your site does not need
- Publish success rates or outcomes your data cannot back up
- Compare you to hospitals or other providers to look better
- Put patient or family details into ad pixels or analytics
- Promise a number of calls or admissions before launch
Website questions
What operators ask first.
Do you redesign sites that already work?
Not by default. If your site is fast and well built, we fix what is missing on it. A full rebuild only makes sense when the site cannot be fixed or a new center needs one.
Who writes the clinical content?
We draft it from what your team tells us. Your clinical director approves every page that describes care, and nothing goes live that claims more than you provide.
What happens to what a family types into the insurance check?
It goes to your admissions team through the route your privacy lead approves. It is not sent to analytics or ad platforms.
Do you work with our ads agency?
Yes. We build the site and keep the measurement honest. Whoever runs your ads keeps running them.
What does it cost?
A flat price, quoted once we know the scope: how many locations, levels of care and pages. The first 20-minute call is free.
Open your site on your phone first.
Then book a free 20-minute call. Tell me what a family sees in the first minute, and I will tell you what I would fix first, or that nothing needs fixing.