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What Every Physio Contact Page Should Include

A practical contact page checklist for physiotherapy practices that want more calls, WhatsApp messages, and booking enquiries.

The contact page is often where patient intent turns into action. If this page is confusing, slow, or incomplete, the practice may lose an enquiry that was already close to booking.

A strong physio contact page is simple, practical, and built for mobile.

Essential contact details

Include the basics clearly:

  • Phone number.
  • WhatsApp link if monitored.
  • Email address or contact form.
  • Physical address.
  • Opening hours.
  • Google Maps link.
  • Booking link if available.

Make phone numbers tap-to-call on mobile. Do not rely on patients copying and pasting details.

Location information

Patients need to know whether visiting will be easy.

Add:

  • Suburb and city.
  • Building name.
  • Nearby landmarks.
  • Parking details.
  • Public transport notes if relevant.
  • Accessibility information.

Small details reduce friction. "Parking available behind the building" can make the decision easier.

A short form

If you use a form, keep it short. A patient should not have to write a full clinical history just to ask about an appointment.

Useful fields include:

  • Name.
  • Phone or email.
  • Preferred contact method.
  • Short message.
  • Consent checkbox for contact.

Avoid collecting unnecessary sensitive information before the patient has entered your normal intake process.

WhatsApp expectations

WhatsApp works well in South Africa, but set boundaries.

Mention:

  • Office hours.
  • Expected response time.
  • Whether WhatsApp is for booking only.
  • What to do in an emergency.

This keeps communication professional and protects both the patient and the practice.

Trust signals

The contact page can still build trust.

Consider adding:

  • Practitioner names.
  • A photo of the entrance or reception.
  • Links to Google reviews.
  • Professional registration details where appropriate.
  • A short note on privacy.

Common mistakes

Avoid:

  • Hiding the address.
  • Showing only a generic form.
  • Using a map without written address details.
  • Making the phone number non-clickable.
  • Asking too many form questions.
  • Forgetting holiday hours.

Final check

Open your contact page on a phone and ask: can a new patient call, WhatsApp, find directions, and understand opening hours within 30 seconds?

If not, the contact page needs work. PhysioWeb can review this as part of a free website audit.

Last reviewed: 2026-08-22

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