AETHUS

Cardiology Website Design for Private Cardiologists and Cardiac Surgeons

Websites for UK private cardiologists, cardiac surgeons and heart clinics. Calm, clear explanations of tests and procedures, honest fees, and a booking path that works for self-pay, insured and referred patients.

Source: Bespoke, custom-coded builds from £8,000 + VAT. No WordPress, no templates.

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Award-winning web designHealthcare websites since 2015Senior-led deliveryBedford, UK
5.0 · 7 Google reviews

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People rarely look up a cardiologist casually. They arrive after a worrying symptom, an abnormal ECG, a GP referral or a relative’s diagnosis, and they read carefully before they choose. They want to know what a test involves, whether surgery is likely, who will look after them and what it will cost. A site that reads like a CV leaves those questions unanswered.

Aethus designs and writes websites for private cardiologists, cardiac surgeons and heart clinics that answer those questions plainly, show the clinician behind the care, and make the next step easy, whether the patient is paying for themselves, using insurance or following a referral.

Medical practice work we’ve done

Private practice websites we’ve designed, written and grown. Every one solves the same patient-journey problems: being found, being trusted, and making the first enquiry easy.

What you get

  • Plain-English pages for each test and procedure: echo, CT coronary angiogram, Holter monitoring, ablation, valve and bypass surgery
  • Clear separate routes for self-pay, insured and GP or consultant referrals
  • Urgent-symptom signposting to 999 on every page, so nobody books an appointment for chest pain
  • Consultant profiles showing GMC specialist registration, hospital privileges and subspecialty interests
  • Published fees for consultations and screening packages, with the insurers you are recognised by
  • Content written for relatives as well as patients
  • International patient information where you see overseas patients
  • UK GDPR-compliant enquiry forms that collect only what is needed

Explain the test before the patient has to ask

Most cardiology journeys begin with a test, and most anxiety begins with not knowing what it involves. We write a page for each investigation and procedure you offer, covering what happens on the day, how long it takes, what the result can and cannot tell you, and what usually happens next. It reassures the patient and ranks for the searches they run after a referral letter arrives.

Three ways in, one clear site

A self-funding patient booking a heart screen, an insured patient whose GP has referred them and a colleague referring a complex case all need a different next step. We design a separate path for each, so none of them has to read the others’ instructions, and every enquiry arrives with the details your secretary needs.

Safety first, without alarming anyone

A cardiology site will be read by people with symptoms. Every page signposts clearly to 999 for chest pain, breathlessness or collapse, and enquiry forms say they are not for urgent problems. Claims about outcomes are written to stand up under GMC and CAP guidance.

Authority that a patient and an insurer can check

We present GMC specialist registration, Royal College and British Cardiovascular Society memberships, fellowship training and the hospitals where you practise, with links patients can follow to check them.

Results

What happens to a practice's Google presence after we rebuild it

Three private eye-care practices, tracked month by month in Google. The lines show direction and shape. The figures stay private.

  • People arriving from Google
  • Appearances in Google results
  • Old website

Vision-correction clinic, London & Surrey

Old site flatlined. The new one climbed.

Before and after the rebuild. The line turns where the new website went live.

Use the left and right arrow keys to step through the months. Monthly counts are not shown.

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Source: Google Search Console, monthly, between Sept 2025 and Sept 2026. Shown as trends, not figures, to protect our clients’ privacy.

Frequently asked questions

Can you explain cardiac tests and procedures clearly?

Yes. We write a plain-English page for each test and procedure you offer, from echocardiograms and CT coronary angiography to ablation and valve surgery, and you review each one clinically before it goes live.

How do you handle urgent symptoms on the site?

Every page signposts to 999 for chest pain, breathlessness or collapse, and enquiry and booking forms state clearly that they are not for urgent problems.

Can the site handle self-pay, insured and referred patients?

Yes. We build a separate, clearly labelled route for each, with the information and forms each one needs, so your team receives complete enquiries.

How much does a cardiology website cost?

Bespoke, custom-coded cardiology websites start from £8,000 excluding VAT, with the final figure set by the number of test and procedure pages, international patient content and any booking integration. You get a fixed-price quote before anything is built, and hosting is £40 + VAT a month while we look after the site. You own the code outright.

How long does a cardiology website take?

Typically six to ten weeks from kick-off to launch, depending on how many conditions and procedures we write up. You get a real date at the quote stage, and we write the pages for your clinical review rather than asking you to draft them.

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“Since Aethus rebuilt my site around patient questions, more of my enquiries come from Google searches and from ChatGPT conversations, and I’m seeing more self-referring patients. The articles do the explaining before the consultation, so the patients who reach me are ready to talk about treatment.”— Mr Jesse Panthagani, Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon, private practice
5.0 · 7 Google reviews

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Cardiology Website Design for Private Cardiologists and Cardiac Surgeons

5.0 · 7 Google reviews

Bespoke, custom-coded builds from £8,000 + VAT. No WordPress, no templates.

Fixed-price, no-obligation quote. ICO registered, built to UK GDPR by a team that knows healthcare.

Award-winning web designHealthcare websites since 2015Senior-led deliveryBedford, UK
Privacy by designICO registeredWCAG 2.2 AA
5.0 · 7 Google reviewsBest Website UK at the UK Property Awards 2026–2027 — won by Cranberryhome's website, designed and built by Aethus

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