Managed website for dermatology
Medical, surgical, and cosmetic: three practices, one site that ranks for all of them
Arclo builds your dermatology site with a page for every condition and procedure, points "Request an appointment" at the portal you already use, texts requests to the front desk, and improves the site every week. Month-to-month, $199.
What's costing medical and cosmetic dermatology practices patients
Cosmetic patients search like consumers; medical patients search like patients
"Botox near me" and "dermatologist for acne [city]" are different people with different questions. Each service needs its own page written for the person searching for it.
Long waits push patients to whoever shows availability
A site that says what you treat, which providers see new patients, and how to request a visit today keeps patients from calling the next listing.
Requests get lost between the portal and the phones
Arclo routes every web inquiry to the front desk by text and email immediately, and tracks the calls the site generates, so nothing waits for someone to check a mailbox.
How Arclo works for a dermatology practice
No website builder, no plugins, no designer to chase. Arclo runs it.
Step 1
Scan, then a free build
We scan your current site and build the new one for a dermatology practice before you pay anything. You review it; nothing goes live until you say so.
Step 2
Book button points at what you already use
Your "Request an appointment" button points at the patient portal or scheduling page you already run. Arclo never connects to the EHR.
Step 3
Inquiries reach the front desk in seconds
Appointment requests reach the front desk by text and email the moment they're submitted, with a tracked phone number for calls from the site. On Grow, requests also push into your CRM through Zapier.
Step 4
Improved every week, reported every month
Technical fixes, schema, new service and location pages, and Google Business Profile upkeep, every week, logged. A monthly plain-English report shows what changed and where your inquiries came from.
Pages we build for a dermatology practice
A page for each service you want more of, written for the person searching for it, and kept current.
Service pages
- Acne treatment
- Skin cancer screening and Mohs
- Eczema and psoriasis
- Botox and fillers
- Laser treatments
- Chemical peels
- Pediatric dermatology
- Insurance and self-pay
- Provider bio pages
Searches they're built to win
- dermatologist near me
- dermatologist accepting new patients [city]
- skin cancer screening [city]
- acne dermatologist [city]
- mohs surgery [city]
- cosmetic dermatologist [city]
Works with what you already run
Your "Request an appointment" button points at the patient portal or scheduling page you already run. Arclo never connects to the EHR.
Two plans, no contract
$0 setup. Month-to-month. Cancel anytime, you keep the site.
Google Ads run by Arclo is an optional add-on at 10% of spend. Learn more
Questions medical and cosmetic dermatology practices ask
Yes. Cosmetic services get their own section with their own tone, specials, and before-and-after galleries, while medical pages stay clinical. One domain, one site, one login.
See which services your practice isn't ranking for
Free scan of your current site, then a free rebuild you can look at before paying anything.
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