Two practice sites we designed and built. Whole Healthy Family is Chinese medicine in Harrison, New York and Newtown, Connecticut. Princeton Acupuncture is condition-led pages, each ending in a call. The ads for Princeton land on a separate back-pain assessment.
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People search for the pain or the problem: back pain, neuropathy, fertility, sleep. They look up acupuncture after that. A homepage that lists every service gives them nowhere to land. Whole Healthy Family’s new site gives chronic pain, sleep, digestion, anxiety, and cancer support a page of their own.
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A call or a booking. The page answers the question in plain words and stops. A second offer, a newsletter, and a quiz on the same screen split the visit.
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The name, the street, the unit, the ZIP, and the hours. Whole Healthy Family’s Newtown address had to read “141 Mount Pleasant Rd, Unit 3,” the same way it reads on the Google Business Profile. A mismatch is how a Maps click dies on the wrong page.
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A one-page site for a practice that just opened is a build. A site with years of pages is an audit of which URLs already get the visit, then new pages only where a condition has no home. The first month tells us which of those we are looking at.
Two practices
Acupuncture in Princeton, New Jersey. Condition-led pages, each ending in a call.
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Chinese medicine in Harrison, New York and Newtown, Connecticut, with pages written in the words people search, each ending in a booking.
wholehealthyfamily.info (opens in a new tab)
Dan RamosFounder / Growth Engineer, High Country DigitalDan has been one of the few people to deliver on what he promises. He's prompt and follows up, I never have to wonder what the status of my project is. I knew Dan would be great to work with as soon as I saw how organized he is and is able to reduce a problem down to an easy project he can fix fast. Thanks Dan!
Anthony GordonOwner, Integrative Family Wellness: acupuncture in Smithtown, New YorkThe service page: ads, a website built to book, follow-up, and reporting in patients and revenue.
From basically no traffic to roughly 200 highly qualified visitors a month. Pure SEO, still climbing.
Princeton Acupuncture: instant forms replaced with an on-site assessment.
$500 to $1,000 a month for one offshore channel. $2,000 to $5,000 for a partner measured on new patients and revenue.
Playbooks from outside healthcare, tracking tags on health pages, and reports that stop at the click.
Small wins in the first month. Numbers you can trust in four to six months. A partnership that stays.
Without spend tied to new patients and revenue in the EHR, you’re flying blind.
Technical search architecture that brings qualified demand into a measurable funnel.
Google and Meta campaigns connected to landing pages, conversion data and sales.
Fast sites built to acquire, convert, measure and connect to the rest of your stack.
Lifecycle design, routing and follow-up that keep qualified leads moving.
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