Choose a platform for your healthcare website

WordPress, Webflow and Framer can all run a strong healthcare website. The right one depends on who edits the site, how much content you have, what needs to connect and who should look after hosting. Answer five questions below for a suggested starting point and the reasons behind it.

The suggestion is a starting point, not a quote. When you tell us about your project, we look at your actual content, integrations and team before recommending a platform. Read about the three platforms.

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1. Who will update the website most of the time? A marketing or office team without a developer Many editors across departments, with roles and approvals We have a developer or agency for changes

2. How much content, and how many repeatable page types? A focused site, roughly under 20 pages Repeatable pages such as services, providers, locations or articles A large library: hundreds of pages, documents or articles

3. What must connect to the website? Forms and links to booking or a patient portal Several tools, such as a CRM, scheduling and analytics Custom functionality, member areas or ecommerce

4. Who should own hosting and maintenance? Managed for us: no servers, updates or plugin upkeep Our own hosting, with full control of the code and data No strong preference

5. What are you starting from? An existing WordPress site Another platform, such as Wix or Squarespace An existing Webflow or Framer site A brand new website

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