Sample site. Fairmount Family Medicine is invented. Every name, price and review on it is invented too.
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Why it is built this way ▾

The features a site in this trade needs. Each one is working somewhere on this sample:

  1. Accepting patients badgeMost primary care searches end at "not taking new patients", so the site says plainly that we are, with the next opening beside it.
  2. Services by life stageFamilies look for care by who needs it, so physicals, pediatrics, chronic care and Medicare visits each have a page.
  3. Which visit finderA three-question finder sends a parent with a feverish child to sick visits and a new retiree to the Medicare page.
  4. Plans listed as textInsurance is the first question, so the plans sit on the page where a patient and an AI assistant can both read them.
  5. Short appointment requestName, phone and reason for visit is all it asks, so a new patient can reach us without creating a portal account.
  6. The physicians, by namePrimary care is chosen on the person, so each doctor has a name, a credential line and years in practice.
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Home / Which visit?

Which visit do you need?

Answer three questions and we point you to the right kind of appointment. For chest pain, trouble breathing or signs of a stroke, call 911.

What brings you in?
How soon do you need to be seen?
Who is the patient?

This helps you pick an appointment type. It does not diagnose anything. If you are unsure, call (555) 010-5130 and the front desk will help.

Questions

Before you book

Are you accepting new patients?

Yes, of all ages. Send an appointment request and most new patients are seen within one to two weeks.

Do you take my insurance?

We are in network with Blue Cross Blue Shield, UnitedHealthcare, Cigna, Aetna, Medicare, most Medicare Advantage plans, Medicaid and BadgerCare. Call us if your plan is not listed.

What should I bring to my first visit?

Your insurance card, a photo ID and a list of your medications with doses. If you have records from another doctor, we can request them for you.

What happens after hours?

Call (555) 010-5130 and choose option 2 to reach the on-call doctor. For chest pain, trouble breathing or signs of a stroke, call 911.

Want the exact number?

Or call (555) 010-5130.

Request an appointment
Call (555) 010-5130