Whether you treat what they have
A page for each condition or injury you want more of, written plainly and checked by your clinicians.
Be the clinic people find when they're hurting.
People searching for a physio are usually in pain and want help soon. We help clinics be easy to find, easy to understand and easy to book.
The problem
People search for a physio when something hurts, and they usually search by the problem and their suburb. A person with a sore shoulder wants to know whether you treat shoulders, whether they need a referral, how claiming works and when the earliest appointment is. A clinic that answers those four questions on the page gets the booking. A clinic with a single list of services leaves them to guess.
How people search for a physio.
Physiotherapy searches are led by the problem. These are the kinds of searches physiotherapy clients typically make.
What good looks like. A clinic with a page for each condition and service, practitioners introduced by name, funding and referral questions answered up front, and booking in a couple of taps.
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lower back pain physio [suburb]
The classic condition-plus-place search. A page on back pain, in plain language and written by your clinicians, matches it better than a general page.
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sports injury physio
Often active people with a deadline, such as a race. Speed of access and sport-specific experience matter.
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physio no referral needed
A frequent practical doubt. Say clearly whether a referral is needed for private appointments and for any funded pathways.
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pelvic floor or pregnancy physio
Specialist services found by people who want a particular clinician. Name the practitioner and their training.
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physio health fund rebate
A cost worry. Explain how claiming works at your clinic without stating what any fund covers.
What gets a person in pain to book.
What people check before they book a physio.
The right clinician
Who has what experience and who sees what, so people can ask for the right person.
Referral and claiming
Whether they need a referral, and how health fund and funded-programme claims work, in your own words.
Being seen soon
The earliest availability, and a booking route that works at ten at night when the pain is worst.
How we help physiotherapists
For physiotherapists, pages built around the conditions you treat do the selling. Local search finds the person in pain, and an easy booking path gets them in.
Why clinics miss the booking
- One list of services with no page for any single condition
- Practitioner pages that read like CVs and do not say who treats what
- Funding and referral questions left for the phone call
- Overclaiming results, or using patient stories that may breach the advertising rules
What we would treat first
- Pick the conditions that fill your diary and write a plain page for each
- Rewrite practitioner pages around what each person treats and how they work
- Answer the referral and funding questions on the site
- Check each page against the advertising rules, and keep a record of what was approved
Questions, answered.
The things people ask us about physiotherapists.
Yes. People search by problem and place, so we plan pages around what you treat, written in plain language and reviewed by your clinicians before they go live.
Carefully. Advertising of regulated health services has to be accurate and not misleading, and testimonials are restricted. We avoid promises about outcomes and ask you to check every claim against the rules that apply.
Yes, in general terms, such as whether you offer on-the-spot claiming. We avoid stating what any fund covers, because that varies by policy.
Ideally. Fewer steps mean more bookings, so we link or embed the tool you already use.
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