A website that takes your NP practice as seriously as you do.
More NPs are opening independent practices than ever, and patients are still learning what that means. I build credible, warm sites that establish your practice as the real thing, then keep them running and ranking while you stay with patients. Advanced SEO and Google Business Profile setup get you found first, locally.
5.0 from practice owners · HIPAA-compliant · No long-term contracts
Patients trust you in the room. Your website earns that trust before they arrive.
Some patients hesitate over an NP-owned practice simply because they have never seen one presented well. A polished, credible site that explains who you are, what you treat, and how care works removes that hesitation before the first call.
Real practices, not mockups
Real practices, live right now.
Every part of this page describes work you can click through right now on a real practice site.
“Josh is incredibly collaborative, detail-oriented, and always responded promptly to all of my questions and ideas. Working with him completely elevated my practice to a new level!”
, Meredith Murdock, LMFT · Google review
Meredith Murdock, LMFT
A serene, deeply personal 16-page site for a relational trauma therapist, written from scratch with California compliance built in, serving Pasadena and telehealth clients statewide.
- Dedicated pages for religious trauma, betrayal recovery, couples work, and somatic therapy
- Free consultation booking woven through every page
- Privacy policy, HIPAA notice, and accessibility pages handled
- Out-of-network benefits checker integrated for private-pay clients
“The best experience working with them for my website. He made it simple and easy to understand for someone who is technology challenged. I recommend him for anyone looking for a new website or a refresh.”
, Deana Baker · Cambiare Counseling · Google review
Cambiare Counseling & Assessment
A warm, welcoming site built from scratch, writing included, for a practice serving clients in person and across Texas through telehealth.
- Dedicated pages for anxiety, depression, grief, life transitions, and online therapy
- Simple, private ways for new clients to reach out and book
- Google Business Profile, citations, and reviews handled
- Ongoing updates and SEO managed month to month
“Amazing work, would totally utilize Rank The Practice again.”
, Katherine · TMS Waco
TMS Waco
A credible, patient-first site for a TMS and Spravato clinic, written and reviewed with clinical accuracy and HIPAA awareness in mind.
- Treatment pages that explain TMS and Spravato in plain language
- Insurance and referral information answered up front
- Privacy-aware contact options for prospective patients
- Local SEO so nearby patients actually find it
Real Google Business Profile data
199 Business Profile interactions in four months
Straight out of the Google Business Profile dashboard: calls, direction requests, and website clicks from people searching on Google and Google Maps, May through August 2026. Climbing every single month. That is what happens when the Business Profile, the map pack, and the website are all pulling in the same direction.
What's included
Everything a private practice website needs.
Solo practitioners and group practices alike. You approve everything; I handle the rest.
Service pages that rank
The services you offer, from primary care to psychiatric care to aesthetics, each with its own page that ranks.
Writing done for you
Patient-centered copy drafted for you to approve, with no blank-page homework.
Optional online booking
Add scheduling so patients can request an appointment in a few taps, without playing phone tag.
Insurance & rates
Plans, self-pay rates, and financing answered before the first call.
Bios that build trust
Photos and bios that help the right patients feel confident reaching out.
Telehealth pages
Virtual-care pages that reach patients across your whole state, if you offer it.
Privacy-aware contact
Forms that collect only what's needed and route it securely, built with HIPAA in mind.
Found on Google
A real home base that ranks, not a profile rented from a directory.
How it works
Three simple steps from "I need a website" to launched.
We talk, I write
A relaxed call about your practice, your patients, and how you work. I draft every page of copy for you to review, so you never start from a blank page.
You watch it take shape
I design and build the site around your words, your photos, and the feeling of your practice. You give feedback until it feels like you.
Launch, then I stay on
Hosting, updates, Google Business Profile, and search rankings handled month to month. No long-term contracts. Stay because it's working.
Simple pricing
One fair price. No surprises, no long-term contracts.
Everything after the build is month to month. Cancel anytime, and the site is still yours.
Writing, design & launch
plus $20/month hosting, maintenance & updates
- Every page written and designed for you
- Service, telehealth, insurance & rates pages
- Google Business Profile setup
- Optional online booking
- Privacy-aware contact forms
- Fast, mobile-first, and yours to keep
Continued edits & content
cancel anytime
- Continued site edits whenever you need them
- Monthly blog posts written for your services
- Ongoing Google Business Profile optimization
- Advanced SEO so nearby patients find you first
Straight answers
Questions NPs ask first.
How much does a nurse practitioner practice website cost?
Agencies typically charge $3,000 to $8,000 or more, and healthcare template subscriptions run $60 to $350 per month with no ownership. I build NP practice websites starting at $499 with the copywriting included, plus $20/month for hosting and maintenance. No long-term contract, and the site is yours.
Can I call my NP practice a clinic?
In most states, yes, as long as the name does not imply physician ownership or a specialty you do not hold. Avoid words like medical group or physicians, check your state board of nursing rules, and register the name before it goes on anything.
Do I have to list my collaborating physician on the site?
Only if your state requires it. Full practice authority states generally do not. Reduced and restricted practice states may require disclosure in patient notices or advertising, which includes your website. If it is required, it goes in the footer or About page where patients can find it.
What should the site say about my credentials?
Your full name, credentials in the order your state expects (for example, Jane Smith, DNP, APRN, FNP-C), board certification, and a plain-English line about what that means for the patient. If you hold a DNP, check your state's rules on using Doctor in clinical settings before the site does.
How do NP practices get found on Google?
A Google Business Profile with Nurse practitioner as the primary category and steady reviews, a page for each service line patients search for, and consistent name, address, and phone details everywhere. Map results usually move in 3 to 6 months; organic rankings on a new domain take 6 to 12.
Read the full guide: what an NP practice website needs in 2026 →
Who you'll work with
I'm a one-person studio, which means the person you talk to is the person who writes, designs, and maintains your site. No call center, no junior handed your account, no invoice for work nobody can explain.
Private practice is personal for me. I build and maintain the websites for a counseling practice, a psychiatric practice, and my own family's TMS clinic, so I'm careful with the things clinical work requires: accurate language, patient privacy, and a tone that builds trust instead of selling.
Say hello
Tell me about your practice.
Share a little about who you help and what you need. I'll reply personally with honest thoughts and a clear next step. No pressure, no obligation.