Websites for UK private rheumatologists. Clear pages on joint, muscle and autoimmune conditions, built for people with painful joints and long-term care.
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Many people come to a private rheumatologist after months of pain, stiffness or fatigue without a clear answer. They want someone who will take their symptoms seriously, get to a diagnosis and then help them manage a long-term condition.
Aethus designs and writes websites for private rheumatologists that explain conditions and treatments clearly, are easy to use with painful hands, and support ongoing care as well as a first diagnosis.
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.
People with inflammatory or autoimmune conditions often feel unheard. We write pages that describe their symptoms accurately and explain how a diagnosis is reached, so they feel understood before the first appointment.
Rheumatology patients may struggle with small buttons and long forms. We use large touch targets, short forms and voice-friendly inputs, built to WCAG 2.2 AA, so the site is easy to use on a bad day.
Most rheumatology patients need regular monitoring and treatment reviews. We make follow-up booking simple and explain ongoing treatments clearly, so the site supports the whole relationship.
Self-pay patients often look for a specific procedure, such as a guided joint injection. We give each its own page with what it involves and what it costs.
Results
Three private eye-care practices, tracked month by month in Google. The lines show direction and shape. The figures stay private.
Vision-correction clinic, London & Surrey
Before and after the rebuild. The line turns where the new website went live.
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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.
Yes. We use large touch targets, short forms and simple navigation, built to WCAG 2.2 AA.
Yes. We integrate your booking system so follow-ups can be booked without a phone call.
Yes. We explain what they are, who they suit and how they are monitored, and you review every page clinically.
Bespoke, custom-coded rheumatology websites start from £8,000 excluding VAT, with the final figure set by the number of condition and treatment pages 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.
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.
“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 practice5.0 · 7 Google reviews
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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.
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