Landing Pages for Physiotherapy Clinics, Built with AI

A physiotherapy landing page does one job: turn someone with a specific problem into a booked assessment. Describe the offer, such as sports injury assessments for a local running club, and Mythex builds the page with an injury intake form that saves to a database.

Who it's for

Clinics running a club partnership, an ad for back pain or a post-surgery rehab programme, who need a focused page rather than sending people to a homepage listing twenty services.

What you can build

A sports injury assessment page for a running club or football team
A post-knee-replacement rehab programme page
A desk-worker back and neck pain offer for local employers
A pre-marathon screening day with limited slots
A form asking what hurts, since when and whether it is insured
A thank-you page with what to wear and where to park

One condition, one offer, one button

Someone who clicked an ad for knee pain wants to read about knees. Lead with the problem in their words, say what the assessment involves and how long it takes, show the physio who will see them and the price or whether insurance covers it. Then one call to action: book an assessment. Every extra link is a way out.

Headline in the patient's words, not clinical terms
What happens at the assessment, in three lines
One booking button repeated down the page

Club and employer partnerships

Running clubs and sports teams are a strong source of patients, because athletes want to get back to training fast and talk to each other. Give each partner its own page with their name, a member offer and a code. The form records which club sent each patient, so you can see which partnerships are worth renewing.

An intake form that helps triage

Ask for the body area, when it started, whether it followed an injury or surgery, and whether an insurer or employer is paying. That lets reception book the right physio and the right length of appointment. Add a short line on when to see a doctor urgently instead, such as after a fall with severe swelling.

Claims to keep honest

Avoid promising results or a number of sessions to recovery. Say what treatment usually involves and that the assessment will give a plan. Your professional body and advertising rules may limit what you can claim, so check them before running paid traffic to the page.

A prompt to start from

Build a landing page for my physiotherapy clinic offering sports injury assessments to members of the local running club. Explain what the 60-minute assessment involves, show the physio who leads it, include a member offer code, and add a form for name, phone, injured area, when it started, and whether it is insured. Save each submission with the club name.

Questions

Can the page book the assessment directly?

Yes. Ask for a booking calendar on the page, or keep a call-back form if you prefer reception to triage first.

Can I make a page for each partner club?

Yes. Duplicate the page per club with its own name and code, and every submission records which page it came from.

Is patient information safe in the form?

Submissions are stored in your app's database, visible only to staff you give access to. Mythex does not certify health data compliance, so check the rules where you practise.

Can I run ads to it on my own domain?

Yes. Publish on Free to a Mythex address, or use your own domain on Pro at $25/month.

Do I need to code?

No. You describe the page and change the wording or layout by chatting.

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