Before a Patient Ever Calls You,
They Check Your Website
Right now, someone in your town is in pain. They just searched for physical therapy. In the next two minutes, they’ll pick a practice — based on a website.
Will it be yours?
From local search to booked physical therapy appointment
Booked
You Didn’t Go to PT School to Become a Web Designer
You became a physical therapist to treat patients. Nobody told you the job came with a second career: marketer, web manager, content writer.
So your website sits there. Five years old. Built by someone you never heard from again.
And every day, patients who need exactly what you offer look at it — and book somewhere else. You never see them. Your schedule just has holes where they should be.
That’s not a you problem. That’s a website problem. And it’s fixable.
Your Website Is the Hub of All Your Marketing
Every way a new patient finds you ends in the same place:
Research from NRC Health confirms it: patients shop for healthcare the way they shop for everything else. Search. Read reviews. Then study the website before they decide.
If your website doesn’t convert, every marketing dollar you spend leaks.
That’s why your physical therapy website is R1 — the hub of the whole system. Fix the hub first, and everything else starts paying you back.
Four Jobs Your Website Must Do
A physical therapy private practice website has four jobs. Most sites do none of them. Yours will do all four.
Answer “Can you help me?” in five seconds.
A patient in pain doesn’t want your mission statement. They want to know you fix what hurts. We say it at the top of the page, in plain words.
Build trust before they scroll.
Your five-star reviews. Your real team. Your real clinic. No stock photos of models in lab coats.
Make booking effortless.
Phone number at the top. Appointment request one tap away. Built for the phone in their hand.
Never embarrass you.
Fast. Modern. Professional. Your site should make the corporate chain look generic — not the other way around.
See the Work for Yourself
Don’t take our word for it. Look at real websites we’ve built for real physical therapy practices — and what they replaced.
How It Works: Your First 60 Days
You don’t build anything. Here’s exactly what happens after you say go:
Weeks 1–2 — Strategy.
A messaging call and a design call. Real people who will know your practice by name.
Weeks 2–4 — Your site takes shape.
We build a working preview and walk through it with you. You react; we refine.
Weeks 4–6 — Content and polish.
Internal pages, your photos, your edits — handled.
Weeks 6–8 — Launch.
We handle DNS, email, and go-live. Your new site is live in 45–60 days.
Five scheduled calls with real humans in your first month. You approve; we do the work.
We Count Calls, Not Compliments
Anyone can show you a pretty website. We’d rather show you what our websites produce:
Tracked mobile click-to-call actions only. Desktop website calls aren’t trackable, so the true total is higher.
These numbers come from 2,300+ physical therapy private practices across 49 states and Canada. Not restaurants. Not roofers. Practices like yours.
“I’ve Been Burned Before.”
We hear it every week. You paid an agency. You got a pretty site, a monthly invoice, and silence.
Here’s how we’re different — in terms you can verify:
PT-owned.
Founded and run by a physical therapist — David Straight, PT, DPT. We build websites for physical therapists, and nobody else.
No long-term contracts.
Leave any month. Clients stay an average of 7.8 years anyway.
Real support.
98% of support interactions rated positive.
Average client tenure is 7.8 years, nearly triple the marketing industry norm. Our longest-standing client has been with us 23.7 years — since our founding year.
The Hub Is Step One. Here’s the Rest of the Engine.
A great website with no traffic helps no one. That’s why R1 is the first piece of the R5 Growth Engine:
R2 — Rankings
puts your site in front of patients searching right now.
R3 — Reputation
gives them hundreds of five-star reasons to pick you.
R4 — Retention
brings past patients back through email.
R5 — Reach
keeps you visible in your community every week.
Common Questions About
Physical Therapy Websites
Someone Is Looking at a PT Website Right Now. Make Sure It’s Yours.
One call. No pressure, no contract, no jargon. You’ll talk to people who know physical therapy — and walk away knowing exactly what your website should be doing for you.