Make practice information clear
Organize services, clinician information, hours, directions and the next step. Publish only credentials, services and visit instructions your practice verifies.
Explore the servicePatients need accurate service information, practical visit details and an understandable way to contact the practice. STANDBY builds the website around those tasks and your team’s approved content.
Organize services, clinician information, hours, directions and the next step. Publish only credentials, services and visit instructions your practice verifies.
Explore the servicePlan readable content, keyboard navigation, labeled forms and clear mobile contact options. Include accessibility review in the agreed scope.
Explore the serviceLink to your approved patient portal or scheduling system when needed. Review any forms or reception tools before collecting sensitive information.
Explore the serviceSTANDBY Local founder Drew Edmondson owns Transcending Health, a wellness center in Charlottesville. Running a practice means balancing appointments, staff communication, client questions and follow-up alongside the work people come to you for.
That experience informs how STANDBY scopes websites and reception workflows: make services easy to understand, make the next step clear, and keep a person responsible for decisions that need judgment.
No. Requirements depend on the organization, the information handled and the services involved. Your practice must review the workflow, vendors, contracts and safeguards before using a website or tool with protected health information.
We can link to an approved portal and assess supported integration options. We do not assume access to clinical records or copy sensitive information into a general marketing form.
The practice remains responsible for reviewing clinical statements, credentials and visit instructions. STANDBY handles the agreed website work and publishes the content your team approves.
Review the published service ranges, then discuss the scope your team needs. A written proposal confirms deliverables, recurring costs and responsibilities.
Review the HHS Privacy Rule overview with the person responsible for your practice’s privacy requirements when evaluating a proposed information workflow.