Website Overview for Behavioral Health Providers

Great marketing won't do anything for you if you don't have a good website. A website for your online efforts is just like a physical location. If it looks outdated or dumpy, people will assume your services are low quality and often not bother to contact you. Websites also have to be structured appropriately for user experience (UX), meaning they are fast and desired information is easy to find.

Good behavorial health provider websites all have a few basic features from a user experience perspective. We'll cover these elements in this video training.

Basic Elements Needed:

Frozen header
Click to call button in header
Clear what you do immediately upon landing on homepage
Insurances accepted
Accreditations and licenses
Testimonials and/or Online Reviews
Google Map Embed (see previous training) on homepage for single-location site or on location pages for multilocation site
Facility and leadership staff photos
Privacy Policy and Terms of Service in the footer

What Makes a Good Website?