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Websites for gastroenterologists and GI surgeons

Nobody searches for "laparoscopic cholecystectomy". They search for pain under the right ribs after an oily meal. A GI practice site should start where the patient starts, lead them to the right procedure page, and tell them honestly how long recovery takes. We built one for a surgical gastroenterologist in Hyderabad, and it is live.

What a patient is checking on a gastroenterologist’s site

  1. Whether their symptom is something you treat, described the way they feel it
  2. What the procedure involves, how long the hospital stay is, and when they can work again
  3. How to prepare for an endoscopy or colonoscopy, and what to stop eating or taking
  4. Which hospital you operate at and when your clinic is open

Answer those on the first screen and the site has done its job. Everything else is supporting detail.

What we build into a gastroenterologist’s site

  • A home page that starts from symptoms and leads to the right procedure page
  • One page per procedure, each with a labelled illustration that explains every part
  • A recovery ruler: one line from the tests before surgery to the follow-up visit
  • Printable preparation and after-care sheets with warning signs at the top and blanks to fill in at discharge
  • A referral page for doctors, where one tap opens WhatsApp with a short referral already written
  • Your hospitals and clinics with timings and maps, and redirects so old page addresses still work

The rules that bite in your speciality

No claim to be the best, and no success rates.

The NMC's guidelines of 6 October 2026 name "Best doctors", "No.1 Specialist", "100% success" and "painless treatment" as banned claims, along with advertising success rates or patient numbers. Your title goes exactly as you state it. Source ↗

Name no patients.

Case stories and named patients are out. Illustrations and a clear recovery timeline explain the operation better anyway.

Warning signs come first on after-care sheets.

A family at home needs to know fast what is normal, what needs a phone call, and what needs an emergency department. That order is a safety decision, not a design one.

Every page we build shows each doctor’s name, qualifications and registration number, as the NMC’s guidelines of 6 October 2026 require. Every clinical line is reviewed by a practising consultant and approved by you before it goes live. And we are paid a fixed fee, never per lead or per patient, which those guidelines also forbid. Read our free guide to marketing a practice inside the code.

Built for gastroenterologists and gi surgeons, and live

Open any of these on your phone, then read the case study for the brief and what we built.

Tools that fit this practice

What it costs

Starter Site

Five to seven pages for one clinic, Google Business Profile set up and verified. Live in about a week.

₹45,000One time
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Practice Site

Ten to fourteen pages, a page per service and per doctor, booking, a starter print set. One to two weeks.

₹95,000One time
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Visibility Plan

After launch: your Google profile, local search, and what Google’s AI answers and ChatGPT say about you, every month.

₹12,000 to ₹20,000Per month
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Half to start, half at launch, plus GST where it applies. Hosting and monthly changes sit in the Care Plan, ₹3,000 to ₹10,000 a month.

Questions gastroenterologists and gi surgeons ask us

Can our site give patients colonoscopy or endoscopy preparation instructions?

Yes. We build printable instruction sheets with a fill-in panel for the date and time, blank lines for pen, and a QR code so the same sheet opens on the patient's phone or goes out on WhatsApp.

Can referring doctors send patients through the website?

Yes. A referral page opens WhatsApp with a short referral form already written, so a GP can refer in one tap without a phone call.

My old site names a hospital I have left. Can you fix that without losing search traffic?

Yes. We did exactly that for a surgical gastroenterologist: new pages, correct hospitals and clinics, and redirects so the old addresses land on the right page.

Can we show how long recovery takes?

Yes, as a typical timeline rather than a promise. A recovery ruler on each procedure page sets out the usual stay and return to work, with a line saying it varies by patient.

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