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The rules are strict, and they are enforced
Australian law prohibits testimonials about clinical care in advertising for regulated health practitioners. Most agencies do not know this and put a review carousel on the homepage anyway.
Website design
Someone in pain is looking for a practitioner who treats their specific problem and can see them soon. Everything else on the page is in the way.
What gets in the way
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Australian law prohibits testimonials about clinical care in advertising for regulated health practitioners. Most agencies do not know this and put a review carousel on the homepage anyway.
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Nobody types "physiotherapy". They type the thing that hurts. Pages built around conditions get found; pages built around your service list do not.
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If booking takes more than two taps they will call the next clinic. The path from landing to booked has to be the shortest thing on the site.
One we built
Everything is measured: range of motion, load, progress. The whole site is built on showing numbers rather than making claims, which is also what keeps it compliant.
More of the work.
Every site in the portfolio is live, custom coded and built the same way as yours would be.
See all the workAdvanced is the right fit: calm, credible, a page per condition, and nothing that raises a compliance question.
Questions
Not about clinical care. Section 133 of the National Law prohibits testimonials in advertising a regulated health service, and Ahpra enforces it. We build without them, and the sites still convert.
Reviews left on Google are outside your advertising, but embedding or quoting them on your own site is not. We will not build something that puts your registration at risk.
We link straight to it, however deep the link goes, so patients land on the right practitioner or the right appointment type.
Tell us what the site has to do and we'll be in touch the same day or the next.