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Physical therapy website builder

Show the road back before the first session.

Tell Max AI Builder what you treat, who your therapists are and how a patient gets started, with or without a referral. It builds a physical therapy website that explains recovery in plain words, introduces the people doing the work, and makes the first step a simple form or call.

The details a physical therapy website needs to work harder.

  1. Specialties as pages

    Sports rehab, post-operative recovery, vestibular, pelvic health: each with what it treats and how sessions go.

  2. Therapists as people

    Profiles with credentials, focus areas and a line in their own voice, so a patient can pick a match.

  3. Referrals and insurance, plainly

    Whether a referral is needed, which plans you take, and what a self-paying session costs.

  4. A request that saves a call

    What hurts, since when, referral or not, and preferred times, delivered to your front desk.

The pages Max builds for a physical therapy website.

A starting structure, named after your own work rather than these labels. Add a page, merge two, or rename one by asking.

  • Home
  • Specialties
  • What to expect
  • Our therapists
  • Insurance and referrals
  • Request an appointment

Specialties we build for

Tell Max which one you are and the pages, words and calls to action follow.

  • Orthopedic rehab — Recovery from surgery, fractures and joint problems
  • Sports physical therapy — Injury rehab and return to sport
  • Pelvic health — Pelvic floor and postpartum therapy
  • Neurological rehab — Stroke, Parkinson's and balance therapy
  • Pediatric therapy — Physical therapy for children
  • Occupational & hand therapy — Hand, wrist and daily-living rehabilitation
  • Mobile & home visits — Therapy delivered at the patient's home

What the website should accomplish

  • Be found for the recoveries you specialize in
  • Answer the referral and insurance questions up front
  • Book first sessions with the details already gathered

Practical answers before you start.

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Do patients need a referral to book through the site?

That depends on your state and their plan. The page can say so plainly and the request form asks whether they have one.

Can I share exercise handouts?

Yes. PDFs and videos of home exercises can live on a resources page for current patients.

Will the website make medical claims for me?

You remain responsible for your clinical content. Review generated wording and keep it accurate and compliant.

Build a physical therapy website around your real business.

Start with the prompt above, add your details and materials, then refine every page by chatting with AI. Start with three free AI builds. No credit card required.