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Clinic websites: hours and booking, visible at a glance

AEL TECH builds clinic websites covering consulting hours, the doctors, treatments, how to book and how to get there, with copy written to medical advertising rules. No build fee, from NT$399 a month, from NT$1,499 with a booking admin. Live in two to three weeks.

Medical advertising is regulated. The clinic signs off every line before launch.

  • NT$0Build fee
  • From NT$399Monthly
  • 2–3 weeksLaunch
01 / What patients look for

What matters when someone searches for a clinic

Most searches happen while someone feels unwell, or while a daughter finds a doctor for a parent. Patience is short.

01

Are you open today

Days, morning, afternoon and evening sessions, plus holiday and typhoon notices. The most common phone call you get.

02

How do I book

Online, by phone or walk-in. Whether a slot can be reserved decides which clinic gets the patient.

03

Who is the doctor

Training, experience, focus and which sessions they work. Family members read this carefully.

04

Do you treat my problem

List treatments in the words patients use, with the clinical term alongside.

05

Covered or self-pay

Which items national insurance covers and the rough range for self-pay avoids misunderstandings at the desk.

06

Getting there and access

Address, transport, parking, lift and step-free access. Patients with limited mobility always check.

02 / What the site needs

What belongs on a clinic website

Publish these and the front desk phone goes noticeably quieter.

  • A consulting hours table with morning, afternoon, evening and closed days
  • One fixed place for holiday and short-notice closures
  • Doctor profiles: training, experience, focus and sessions
  • Treatments grouped in patient language, with clinical terms alongside
  • Booking routes: online form, tap-to-call or a link to the booking system
  • First-visit notes, such as documents to bring and how early to arrive
  • Address, map link, transport, parking and accessibility
  • MedicalClinic and Physician structured data for hours and location
  • A patient education section answering common questions, with no outcome claims
  • A privacy note stating what the form collects, why, how long it is kept and who to contact
03 / Common mistakes

Five mistakes we see most often

The first two are compliance risks. The last two lose patients.

01

Guaranteeing an outcome

Promises of a cure, or claims of being the most effective, carry real risk in medical advertising. Describe the method, who it suits and the risks instead.

02

Before-and-after photos

Treatment comparison photos are easily judged misleading. We use process explanations and photos of the room and equipment.

03

Hours as an image

Google cannot read a picture, and every change means a new graphic. A text table is edited once.

04

A booking form with no privacy note

A name, a phone number and a symptom are personal data. State the purpose, the retention period and a contact next to the form.

05

No accessibility information

A lift, an accessible toilet, wheelchair access. For some patients it decides whether they can come at all, and it is usually missing.

04 / Which plan fits

What clinics usually choose

One site with steady hours fits the standard plan. Online booking or several doctors' rotas need the admin.

Most single clinics

Standard website

Hours, doctors, treatments and directions, maintained by us

NT$399/ month
No build fee
  • Custom design, no template
  • Works on phone, tablet and desktop
  • Search setup included
  • Call, LINE and booking form buttons
  • Maintenance after launch
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Several doctors or sites

Custom build

Multiple specialties, more than one location, or an existing booking system

Quoted to scope
 
  • Discovery and site planning
  • Multi-page, bilingual structure
  • Booking or in-clinic system integration
  • One owner through to launch
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05 / Search setup

Search work done at launch

Set up once while the site is built, at no extra cost.

  • Titles and descriptions carrying the district and the specialty patients search
  • MedicalClinic and Physician structured data for hours, location and doctors
  • A stable URL per treatment, titled in the words patients type
  • Google Search Console submission, checked page by page after launch
  • Hours and phone number aligned with the Google Business Profile
  • Internal links from treatments to booking and to the doctor's profile
06 / Launch

Two to three weeks from the first call

Doctor details and copy review take the time, so we schedule them first.

  1. 01

    Talk it through

    The specialty, the patients you see, how bookings arrive and what you want to change.

  2. 02

    Collect the detail

    The hours table, doctor profiles, the treatment list and photos of the clinic.

  3. 03

    Copy review

    The clinic signs off our draft, with outcome guarantees and comparative claims removed.

  4. 04

    Launch and upkeep

    Search setup, Google Business Profile aligned, then monthly maintenance and notices.

07 / Example

A structural reference

Our demos are brand and space led. A clinic is planned around hours and the booking flow instead.

08 / FAQ

What clinics ask first

Want to see where you stand?

Send the clinic name. The free website check shows who patients find today when they search your specialty and district.

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Medical advertising is tightly regulated. Can you handle that?

Yes. We write about the method, who it suits and what to watch for, with no outcome guarantees, no comparative claims and no before-and-after treatment photos. The clinic signs off every line before launch, and the authority's current guidance governs.

Can patients book online?

Yes. The simple version is a form with a LINE notification. Blocking slots, splitting rotas between doctors or connecting an existing booking system belongs to the admin plan or a custom build.

Hours change often. Who edits them?

On the standard plan we maintain the content, so closures and changes are part of monthly maintenance. For same-hour notices, take the admin plan.

Is patient education worth writing?

Yes. Far more people search a symptom than a clinic name, and these pages catch those searches. They explain and advise rather than claim results.

Is collecting data in a form a problem?

State what you collect, why, how long you keep it and who to contact, and keep the data out of open spreadsheets. That is the baseline under Taiwan's personal data law.

How do we present several doctors?

A single page listing everyone works at first. When each doctor needs their own focus and sessions explained, they get a page each, which is a custom build.

Can we publish patient reviews?

Reviews about medical results carry risk, so we avoid outcome testimonials. Process explanations, photos of the clinic and patient education show quality instead.

How often should content change?

Hours and notices whenever they change. One or two education articles every couple of months builds search traffic steadily.

Contact

Let's talk about your project

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