What does a website for a dental or physiotherapy practice need?
A dental or physiotherapy practice website must say at the top what is treated, when someone can be reached and how to book. Phone and appointment request sit side by side; promises of a cure and health data do not belong on the site. Tripscha Digital builds websites for dentists, physiotherapists, osteopaths and naturopaths, from Villingen-Schwenningen for practices in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. As of October 2026.
What patients ask before they get in touch.
Do you treat what I have?
Can I reach anyone today?
What does my insurance cover, and what not?
What happens at the first visit?
A good site answers these questions right at the top, before anyone picks up the phone.
Dentist, physiotherapy, osteopathy: the same question, a different answer.
Dental practice
One page per treatment: what happens, how long it takes, what it costs, who it is for. Appointment request and phone side by side, no form before the call.
Physiotherapy
Prescription or self-pay: what health insurance covers and what it does not is on the site before anyone asks. Availability based on your real opening hours.
Osteopathy, naturopathy
Reviews come before the appointment, and there are two ways to get there: send a request or call.
An example from our portfolio: VS-Osteo.
What a practice website does to achieve this.
Reachable right now
Based on your opening hours, the site shows whether someone can be reached at this moment.
One page per treatment
What happens, how long it takes, what it costs, who it is for.
Appointment or phone
Both side by side, with no form standing between a patient and a call.
What we watch for in healthcare: no promises, no health data.
Not legal advice
No claims of cure and no health data in the form. Advertising for healthcare professions follows its own rules.
The form asks for the concern and a callback time, not the diagnosis. Anyone in a hurry sees the phone number first.
Photos show your own practice and your own team, with the consent of everyone pictured; stock photos passed off as your reception would be misleading.
How you get your site: call, prototype, fixed price.
Applies to every project
The intro call with Tripscha Digital takes 30 minutes, by video or in Villingen-Schwenningen, and is free of charge.
Prototype before price
You see your site before you sign anything.
Written fixed price
no hourly rates.
4 to 6 weeks
from signature to launch for a standard scope.
One point of contact
the same person from the intro call to launch.
What this looks like for a practice: one of our websites.
At this osteopathy practice, reviews come before the appointment. Patients can send a request or call, and the photo shows the real reception.
VS-OsteoOpen site
Two routes to an appointment, with prices and the health insurance question on the home page. A practice website for osteopathy.
Appointment
Request an appointment or call. Some patients prefer to write, others to phone.
Facts
Rating with the number of reviews, and opening hours as a sentence, no star badge.
Reception
The real reception desk instead of a stock photo.
An example from our portfolio: VS-Osteo.
One conversation, then you see your site.
Intro call: 30 minutes, by video or in Villingen-Schwenningen. Then we build your prototype, and only then comes the fixed price.
Earliest intro call: one working day after your enquiry