Websites for Occupational Therapy Practices
A Supportive Website That Makes Your Services Easier to Understand
Occupational therapy can cover many needs, ages and settings. I build clear, welcoming websites that help participants, families and referrers understand your services, service areas and enquiry process.
A Website Built Around How Your Clients Choose
What May Be Holding You Back
- A long list of services without a clear client pathway
- Confusion about ages, conditions, funding and service settings
- Enquiries from outside your scope or service area
- Important referral information buried in PDFs
What Your New Website Can Do
- Clear service pages organised around client needs
- Useful information for participants, families and referrers
- Service-area, waitlist and funding clarity
- Accessible enquiry and referral pathways
- SEO foundations for relevant services and locations
Designed for occupational therapists, paediatric practices, mobile providers and multidisciplinary clinics
The website should reduce uncertainty before someone contacts you. I structure content around the people you support, the outcomes you work towards and how services are delivered, with practitioner approval for clinical and funding information.
What Is Included
- Strategy and planning session
- Custom page structure and user journey
- Responsive WordPress block build
- On-page SEO foundations
- Image optimisation and descriptive alt text
- Conversion-focused calls to action
- Analytics and Search Console readiness
- Training and handover
A Clear Process From Strategy to Launch
1. Discover and Plan
We clarify your goals, ideal clients, priority services and the actions you want visitors to take.
2. Create and Build
I shape the content journey and build your site in editable WordPress blocks using the Field of Digital design system.
3. Review and Refine
We review the details, test the enquiry journey and make sure the website feels right for your business.
4. Launch and Grow
After launch, the site is ready for ongoing SEO, content and digital strategy as your business grows.
What Your Occupational Therapists Website Needs to Answer
People do not arrive on your website ready to trust you. They are comparing options, checking details and deciding whether you understand what they need. For occupational therapy practices serving children, adults, families and support teams, a strong website answers the practical questions quickly and gives visitors enough proof to take the next step.
What Potential Clients Search For
- occupational therapist near me
- paediatric OT services
- NDIS occupational therapy availability
- functional assessment and therapy support
What Your Website Should Make Clear
- client groups, services and functional goals
- funding, assessment and referral information
- therapist experience, locations and availability
- clear next steps for families, participants and referrers
Choose the Website Path That Fits Your Business
You can start lean or build a deeper digital platform. I will recommend the right level for your goals instead of squeezing every business into the same package.
$199 Launch Site
$199 setup plus $99 per month
- One template-based WordPress page
- 18-month Website Care minimum
- Hosting, SSL, backups and security
- Best for a focused offer and simple enquiry path
Strategic Website Build
Custom quote
- Custom multi-page WordPress build
- Strategy, page planning and conversion journey
- Industry-specific content structure
- Best for established services and stronger proof
Growth Website + SEO
Custom quote
- Everything in a Strategic Website Build
- Keyword, competitor and local search research
- Service and content roadmap
- Best for competitive search and ongoing growth
Pages and Features Worth Planning Properly
- Service pages for client groups and goals
- Therapist profiles and qualifications
- NDIS and referral information
- Mobile, clinic and telehealth details
- Accessible enquiry and waitlist forms
- Local and allied-health SEO structure
The final structure is based on real client questions, the services you want to grow and the evidence people need before they enquire.
Frequently Asked Questions
What information should an OT website include?
A useful OT website explains who you support, the functional goals and services you work with, funding, assessment, locations, availability and referral steps.
Can the website separate paediatric and adult services?
Yes. Clear pathways help families, participants and referrers quickly reach information that applies to them.
Can you include NDIS and private-fee information?
Yes. Funding and fee guidance can be explained in plain language while keeping service claims accurate and current.
Can forms collect referral information?
Yes. Forms can collect appropriate non-sensitive details and direct clinical documents to the secure process your practice uses.
How can an OT practice rank locally?
Strong local pages, complete business information, practitioner expertise, genuine reviews where appropriate and useful service answers all support visibility.
Ready to Build a Better Website for Your Occupational Therapists Business?
Tell me where the business is now, what you want the website to achieve and which services matter most. I’ll help you choose the right starting point and build around the way your clients actually make decisions.