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Ready to Improve Your OT Website? Start Small.

If you’re running a private practice, your website is more than just a digital business card. It is one of your most valuable tools for attracting and converting new clients. But too often, simple issues like unclear calls to action, poor mobile performance, or missing local SEO details can hold your site back. 

In this quick checklist, I’m sharing a few easy, high-impact website improvements you can make this week to increase visibility, improve user experience, and support client bookings. These are the same strategies I use when designing boutique websites for private practices across Detroit and beyond, so if you need help implementing them, I’m just a click away!

Quick Checklist You Can Do This Week

Here are a few simple improvements you can make now:

Add one clear “Book Now” or “Call” button to your website header

Write a clear headline: “Occupational Therapy in [City] for [Who You Help]”

Verify your Google Business Profile and add your services and hours
Read our Guide to Local Search Optimization

Run a speed test and compress large images
Check Your PageSpeed Here

Use a contrast checker to improve text visibility
WebAIM Contrast Checker

Add alt text to images and captions to videos for accessibility
Here are some easy ways to make your website more accessible

Quick FAQs for Occupational Therapist Websites

Do I need HIPAA-compliant tools?

Yes! Especially for contact forms and appointment requests.

– Avoid collecting PHI (protected health info) via email
– Use HIPAA-conscious forms
– Sign Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) with relevant vendors

Should I use a template or invest in a custom website?

Templates are a great budget-friendly start. Custom websites are ideal for multi-location clinics or specialized practices that need strong branding and conversion performance.

Not sure? Take our quiz to find out what’s best for you!

How fast should my site load?

Your site should pass Core Web Vitals, especially on mobile. This means it should load quickly, respond smoothly, and stay visually stable while loading.

Learn more: Core Web Vitals Guide

How much does an OT website cost, and how long does it take?

It really depends on your goals and visions for the future of your practice. We’ve broken down average timelines and budgets so you know what to expect. From template setups to full-service custom builds, we’ve broken down your options. Here’s our cost and timeline guide

Need Help? That’s What We’re Here For! 

Start Here. Grow With Confidence.
A great design studio will do the heavy lifting for you—but you’re still an important part of the process. Expect to:

  • Join a brand strategy session
  • Provide content or input that reflects your voice and values
  • Help us showcase the unique way you serve your clients

Need help implementing any of the above? That’s what we’re here for! 
At Tracy Mak Studio, we specialize in creating clear, accessible, and client-focused websites for occupational therapy practices and other private providers. Our C3 Roadmap is designed to guide you step-by-step through building a site that converts visitors into clients with ease. 

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