For clinics and practices
A website for your clinic
A patient choosing a clinic is looking for competence and clarity. A slow, confusing site undoes both before they have read a word.
A real site built on Business Lane — open it, scroll it, book something. Visit the live demo →
Business Lane gives you a clean page with your treatments explained properly, your opening hours, your address on the map, and an appointment request on every treatment. Dental, physio, chiropractic, aesthetics, veterinary — each treatment is its own entry with as much explanation as it needs.
Requests arrive in your dashboard rather than going straight into a calendar, which is the right way round for a clinic: you see what has been asked for, check it against the practitioner and the room, and confirm the slot that actually exists.
What local clinics actually need
Requests you triage first
Nothing books itself. A request arrives, you set the time that genuinely works, and the reply to the patient is written for you.
Treatments explained properly
Each treatment gets a full description and photos — long enough to answer the question the patient is too shy to ask.
Found by people nearby
Your address, hours and contact details are published as structured data, which is what a search engine reads to place you locally.
What you get
- Every treatment with its own description, photos and price or quote
- Appointment requests you confirm, move or decline
- Opening hours per day and an announcement bar for closures
- Practitioner backgrounds and credentials on your own About page
- Approved patient reviews and star ratings
Everything above is on the Website plan at $20 a month. The Business plan at $25 adds customer records, invoices, barcode labels and inventory — compare the two plans.
Questions from local clinics
Is this suitable for patient data?
Treat it as a public website with an enquiry inbox, not a clinical system. Appointment requests and messages carry a name, contact details and whatever the patient chooses to write, so it is not the place for clinical records or anything you would hold in a patient management system. Keep clinical notes where they belong and use this for the front door.
Can we list several practitioners?
Treatments can be listed per practitioner — "Physiotherapy with a senior practitioner" as its own entry, for example — and backgrounds and credentials go on your About page, which is yours to write. There is no separate staff directory with its own profiles.
Can patients leave reviews?
Yes, through a review link of your own, and nothing is published until you approve it. Be careful about what you invite in a clinical setting — a review that describes someone's treatment can be a confidentiality problem even when they wrote it themselves.
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