Whether you’re recovering from a physical injury or need help with a disability, a good physical therapist makes you feel comfortable with being more active. For many, using PT can feel physically uncomfortable or even personally embarrassed, so a compelling website could mitigate or even completely erase those fears in a new client.
Just how to narrow down physical therapy services and branding depends on the trainer and customer needs, so we’ve got you covered with a short list of the best personal training websites around and what they offer individually to keep people’s attention.
These are the 6 best physical therapist website we’ve found…
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Sports Rehab Unlimited
Established in 2017, Sports Rehab Unlimited provides physical therapy and sports rehabilitation services, making their site’s audience predominantly for average people with physical injuries and those who were likely injured via sports-specific activities. Their homepage slider scrolls through images of almost every major sport to indicate their treatment versatility, with sign-up and appointment-booking buttons leading to a scheduler system just below. With their specialized injury database, Sports Rehab gives visitors the ability to sort through what doesn’t pertain to their situation more quickly, and their list of local professional awards and extensive customer support testimonials only helps a newer business stand out.
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Integrity Rehab + Home Health
An independent healthcare provider, Integrity’s site quickly differentiates the types of care they provide with a homepage image slider and a short description detailing that they treat both adults and children. They’ve got a simple, but unique info bar in the middle of the homepage describing how many of their therapists have doctorates, how many patients are reporting self improvement, and the sheer number of patients they’ve had since 2014. The unobtrusive “quick connect” slider on the right side pops up under your mouse cursor and gives immediate contact information for visitors who already know what they’re looking for.
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Apex Network Physical Therapy
The privately-owned Apex therapy network is huge, with over 80 locations across the United States, and they let you know with a location search button right on the homepage’s first image. Each of their homepage slides describe a distinct aspect of their professional success to show their professional chops, like being listed in Entrepreneur Magazine and their status as Southern Illinois University’s sole therapy choice for the whole basketball team. Each homepage service title, like Speech Therapy, has its own icon within a grid for easy recognition, and every service gets its own web-page for a more thorough description.
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Ivy Rehab
Ivy Rehab has a great site, with snappy, simple animations and an easy to navigate layout that all loads quickly. The well-organized and straightforward navigation easily leads users to the information they want, and the site’s visually-appealing animations and high-quality pictures don’t slow down its speedy load time. Their homepage lists topical concerns, like over-training and the relevant current risks with undetected TBIs, and new patients will find it easy to book an appointment from anywhere on the site because its call to action (CTA) is a part of the constant header. They rightly bring up that their staff have more annual contact hours in continuing-education courses than any other state, and their 30 second video introducing visitors to the scheduling process and general benefits at Ivy is very clear and informative.
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Athletix Rehab and Recovery
The Athletix site starts off strong and gets stronger, opening with a video loop of everything they do, from training actual clients to consultations to using specialized recovery devices during treatment. Their brand is intense and upbeat, with “Get Back in the Game” as their main call to action and lots of images of more extreme sports and physique. This helps narrow their prospective clients to recovering athletes, and they even have a testimonials section just from professional athletes to emphasize their industry expertise between very different sports. With appointment-booking and customer review buttons always in the upper right screen corner, it’s easy to get both the essentials and without losing the edgier feel of this design.
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Loudoun Sports Therapy Center
While Loudoun Sports Therapy’s site may seem a little bare, they offer a lot of different service types that benefit from the cleaner-looking sections with more descriptive text. Their header toolbar takes the cake here, with more general physical therapy differentiated from sports therapy options, and physician-specific practice areas for people who are looking for a specific therapist. Their customer testimonials stays at the center of the homepage with photos of patients relishing sporty environments outside the center. The site’s focus on clear information without much flair helps visitors quickly get to the information they need.
