Built by a 23-year healthcare IT operator who's run the PPC, written the backend tools, and watched too many practices get burned by sluggish WordPress sites and Google tracking that quietly leaks patient data.
Google rewards fast pages with lower CPC and higher Quality Scores. WordPress sites typically score 40–60. Mine ship at 95+. That's a 20–40% drop in your paid ad spend over the same conversion volume.
Most agencies install Google Tag Manager and call it done. That's a Notice of Privacy Practices violation if your forms touch PHI. I architect tracking so marketing data flows safely and PHI never leaves your control.
50-page WordPress sites mean 50 places to update a phone number. My sites are built so a single change propagates across every page in seconds. That's how the time you pay me amortizes over years.
In December 2022, the HHS Office for Civil Rights issued specific guidance: third-party tracking technologies on healthcare websites that capture or transmit protected health information require Business Associate Agreements.
Google has publicly stated they will not sign a BAA for Google Analytics or Tag Manager. Meta will not sign one for the Facebook Pixel. Yet thousands of medical practice websites use these tools daily—including on pages where patients request consultations.
In 2026, picking a legacy database CMS for a new surgical practice site means accepting compounding costs that don't show up in the initial quote.
For over 23 years I've worked at the intersection of IT and surgical healthcare—ambulatory surgery centers, spine surgery practices, and the server infrastructure behind them.
I ran practice PPC campaigns with my own hands. I built the backend tools that fed the CRMs. I've watched the migration from print, to heavy databases, to the lean flat-file tools we use today.
Practices don't need heavier websites. They need smarter, faster, independent infrastructure that turns ad spend into consultations.
Ten weeks from first call to production launch. No project managers, no ticket queues—just a clear sequence with deliverables you sign off on.
The first conversation is free, 30 minutes, and useful even if we don't end up working together.
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