From no website to receiving appointments online

The problem

Evolucenter is a physiotherapy and podiatry clinic in Móstoles, near Madrid. Until now it had no website: patients came because they walked past or because someone recommended it, and the only way to book was to show up at the clinic or call.

That had two costs. First, anyone searching for a physiotherapist in Móstoles on their phone couldn’t find it. Second, nobody could see which treatments it offered or book outside reception hours.

What I did

A complete website of around twenty pages, built from scratch.

• One page per treatment. Advanced, sports and paediatric physiotherapy, pelvic floor, lymphatic drainage, pressotherapy and podiatry, each with its own page. Every service explains what it does and can rank on Google on its own, instead of being buried in a list.
• Content structure defined with an SEO consultant. Before any layout work, I worked with a search specialist on the site architecture: which pages were needed, how they link to each other and what each one had to say. Design came after structure, not before.
• Booking reachable from every page. A fixed button leads to the clinic’s online diary; for those who prefer to talk, phone and WhatsApp sit in the same block. The patient chooses how to get in touch.
• Design built from the owner’s vision. The owner knew exactly how he wanted his clinic to look. My job was to turn that into a coherent website, with real photos of the centre and the team, that loads fast on mobile.

The result

The clinic exists online. Anyone searching for physiotherapy in Móstoles can find it, see which treatments it offers, meet the team and book at any hour without going through reception.

And the technical base is measured, not promised.