Clear on mobile
Important facts and actions remain usable on the device already in hand.
Custom-designed around your practice on a proven foundation, built and checked for fast loading and easy mobile use. Gabriel looks after the website, important public information, and patient routes, then shows you the care in a clear monthly email.
Business inquiries only. Do not send patient names, medical details, or clinical information.
The public site carries approved practice information to a practice-owned phone, scheduler, or portal. It does not collect clinical intake in the standard service.
Important facts and actions remain usable on the device already in hand.
Aggregate public actions—not assumed patients, appointments, or medical details.
Credentials, services, claims, contact details, and routes remain practice-verified.
A designed monthly email gives you the complete plain-language status: what was Protected, Fixed, Improved, Learned, and what Needs you. A direct private link opens the dated supporting history. If nothing needs your attention, the email says so.
Important issues are reported promptly after detection, not saved for the monthly email.
Illustration: this sample shows the report format, not client results or a live client record.
Nothing this month.
A private link in the delivered email opens the dated care history.You tell Gabriel when a practice fact changes. He checks where it appears, prepares the update, gets the necessary approval, and shows you what happened. The work can be done personally; you do not have to manage the tools.
After your practice grants access to its Google Business Profile, Gabriel compares approved hours, phone number, website and appointment links, and unexpected changes with your known information each week. A Google edit is published only with the required practice approval, then checked for its public result.
Tell Gabriel about changed hours, contact details, providers, services, or scheduling links. He finds the affected website and authorized profile locations, prepares the updates, and verifies the approved results. Client-requested minor changes are included in both plans; routine fixes are applied by default.
Gabriel checks new public Google reviews each business day, flags attention-worthy items, and includes rating and response trends in the Care Report. He can prepare a neutral draft when asked. Your practice decides whether to respond; no reply is posted automatically.
Website monitoring exceptions are reviewed each business day; approved website/profile facts are compared weekly. Checks are not real-time guarantees. If access expires, Google delays a change, or a scheduler provider is down, Gabriel reports what could not be verified and what happens next.
After each 24 consecutive paid months, one bounded design refresh brings the existing site onto the latest proven design foundation and tailors the presentation around your practice. It can update typography, spacing, reusable components, mobile navigation, and patient-action clarity. You review the result before it goes live.
A new brand or logo, photography, additional location, major page group, or custom clinical system is separate work. This is a refresh of the existing site, not an unlimited redesign.
A focused boundary keeps the public website useful, supportable, and clear about what it can—and cannot—do.
Timing is confirmed after complete intake and pauses when required facts, access, media rights, or approval are unavailable.
Both plans include the initial website, public-information care, Review Watch, the monthly Care Report, and a bounded design refresh. The $399 plan adds one approved monthly Search subject, adapted where useful.
For a practice that needs a dependable, professionally managed website and public information.
For a practice that also wants bounded monthly search and content work.
One approved Search subject is adapted into useful copy; it is not several independent content projects. GFD publishes a Google post only with profile access and approval of the exact copy. Social-account management and newsletter sending are not included. Client-requested minor changes are included; restoring a previously approved value is a routine fix.
I watched a family member's independent practice enter a costly, long-term website arrangement with more services than it needed and work that did not receive the quality or care I believed the practice deserved.
Website Care is the alternative I wanted them to have: professional custom design, pages built for fast loading and easy use, clear scope, month-to-month terms, and someone who remains responsible after launch.
— Gabriel Fenton
The full service agreement controls the engagement. These answers summarize the standard offer.
The designed monthly Care Report email is complete on its own: status, what was protected, fixed, improved and learned, and what needs your approval. A restricted private link opens the dated care history. You do not need to watch a dashboard. Important issues are reported promptly after detection.
After you grant access to the exact practice profile, Gabriel checks the listed public information and reviews. Your practice verifies business and medical facts and approves factual public changes. Gabriel can prepare a neutral review-response draft when requested, but your practice decides whether and how to respond. No response is posted automatically.
Gabriel reports what is affected and follows up on the part he controls. A broken website link to the approved scheduler is a covered website correction; an outage inside the scheduler remains with that provider. A Google change is not called corrected until its public result is verified.
No. After each 24 consecutive paid months, one bounded refresh updates the current site's presentation and mobile experience. A new brand, photography, additional location, major page group, or custom system is separate work.
The service improves the website experience for people who already find or hear about the practice. It does not promise traffic, patients, appointments, or revenue.
No. The standard service links to the current approved system or uses a supported vendor-provided embed. New clinical workflows or custom integrations require separate review and scope.
As many minor changes as you need, in both plans—for example text, hours, phone numbers, staff or provider details, photos, links, prices, insurance lists, or page metadata. Requests are handled in order, typically within two business days. A request that needs extended review, or new pages, sections, forms, integrations, redesigns, or bulk rewrites, is scoped and approved before any extra charge.
Yes. The service is month-to-month. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the paid billing period when received before the next renewal.
GFD reviews the practice shape, current public website, approved patient routes, and requested scope before asking you to start.