Web design / Medical
Websites for medical practices, built compliance-aware.
Credentials up front, compliance-aware by default, and found where patients actually ask, including inside AI. Engineered to support the technical safeguards a healthcare site is held to, with no PHI collected through the marketing site.
Portfolio demonstration · unpaid family projectPortfolio demonstration, pro bono. The Endocrine Center is owned by the founder's father; an unpaid family project, not a paid client engagement.
The approach
How we build for medical.
Credentials up front
The trust signals a patient looks for first, board affiliations, real photos, and a clear path to a consultation, surfaced above the fold.
Compliance-aware by default
Web architectures engineered to support 45 CFR § 164.312 technical safeguards, with health fields stripped from forms so no PHI is collected.
Found where patients ask
Structured for local search and for the AI answer engines patients increasingly ask before they call.
Proof
We designed and maintain a website for a HIPAA-regulated medical practice, The Endocrine Center, built credentials-first and structured for local search and the consultation call.
Portfolio demonstration · unpaid family projectPortfolio Demonstration: Pro bono website designed and maintained for The Endocrine Center, owned by the founder's father. Completed as an unpaid family project.
From the Dr. Freedman build we designed.
Portfolio demonstration · unpaid family projectPortfolio demonstration, pro bono. The Endocrine Center is owned by the founder's father; an unpaid family project, not a paid client engagement.
Questions
Answered plainly.
We build healthcare sites with web architectures engineered to support 45 CFR § 164.312 technical safeguards, and Business Associate Agreements available upon contract. Forms are built with health fields stripped so no PHI is collected. We do not claim HHS or OCR certification, no federal agency certifies website vendors, and we don't use the unqualified phrase "HIPAA-compliant website," which requires a documented risk analysis and executed agreements to substantiate.
No. Intake forms on the sites we build collect a name and a way to reach you, with health and diagnosis fields removed, so no protected health information is transmitted through the marketing site.
The ask
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The honest version of a testimonial: measure this site now, then measure yours. If a build we make for you does not beat your current site’s real score, that is on us to fix.