20 website concepts

Health systems and care website examples.

People looking for care are often worried, tired or in a hurry, and many are choosing for someone they love. A health homepage has to tell them fast where to go, how soon they can be seen, what it will cost and what happens next. Plain answers on the first screen matter a great deal here.

These are homepage concepts for fictional health organizations, designed by INSIDEA's team as examples. They cover regional health systems, senior living, home health, hospice, behavioral health networks, specialty hospitals, clinical research sites and urgent care networks. Several speak to more than one audience at once, such as residents and their adult children.

What these homepages put first

Current waits and the next opening

When someone needs help soon, the first screen shows where they can be seen and how long it will take, from walk-in waits to therapists accepting new clients this week.

See it in Doorlight Behavioral Health, Ottervale Urgent Care and Ellory Behavioral Health.

Money stated before the first call

Patients and families fear a surprise bill, so these homepages put the figures up front: a self-pay price and estimated share, what a week of home care costs, or a study's full payment schedule.

See it in Brevane Eye Hospital, Kindlecote Home Care and Cendril Clinical Unit.

A sample day or step-by-step path

Instead of describing care in general terms, the hero lays out what actually happens: a timed therapy day, the steps from consult to surgery, or the first visit after a hospice referral.

See it in Benmora Rehabilitation Hospital, Bonmarra Orthopedic Hospital and Gloamwick Hospice.