Website maintenance and care for clinics

What happens to your website after launch?

Most clinic websites are abandoned the day they go live, by the agency that built them. Two years later the doctor list is wrong, the copyright says the wrong year, and the enquiry button quietly stopped working.

Ongoing care is our answer to the question clinics rarely think to ask. It is the objection almost no competitor answers, so we answer it in writing.

What does website maintenance actually include?

Every week. Uptime and performance monitoring, and a check on new review activity on your Google Business Profile.

Every month. Security updates, off-site backups, the content edits you have asked for, and refreshed photos and hours.

Every quarter. Speed re-measured on a real phone against its reference, plus a written review of what patients did, what changed near you, and what we recommend next.

Small changes, done quickly

A new doctor joins. Diwali hours change. You start offering a treatment that deserves its own page.

These small updates are where most websites rot, because asking the original developer feels like starting a project. With care in place, you send a WhatsApp message and it gets done.

Who owns the website?

You do. The domain, hosting, code, content, analytics and search accounts are registered in your practice’s name from day one.

If we ever part ways, you lose nothing. We think that is the only honest way to run maintenance, and it is written into every agreement.

How we prove it still works

We publish the standards we hold ourselves to, load time references, accessibility, validated schema, and this website runs on the same schedule we sell. The method page explains how the first four weeks work before care begins.