Healthcare & clinic website templates
Eight complete websites for health practices and studios, built in Astro 7 and Tailwind 4. Five are clinical — dental, orthodontic, chiropractic, optometry and psychotherapy — and three are studio and coaching practices. All eight are finished sites: treatments with published prices, a first-visit page, a booking path, and the privacy and terms routes a practice handling health data cannot launch without.
Every practice shown is invented and the demos are the templates themselves, running. You buy the source through private GitHub access, change the copy, and deploy it anywhere static. One licence covers unlimited sites, your own or a client's. $49 each, or all 62 templates for $199.
- In this set
- 8
- Each
- $49
- Sites per licence
- Unlimited
- Third-party requests
- 0
The 8 builds
Each is loud in exactly one channel — display type, palette, a moving set-piece, texture or the imagery — and deliberately quiet in the other three. That rule is what stops a set like this reading as one layout in different paint. Click any of them to read the build in full and open the live demo.
Northlight Dental Co.
Dental practice
Loud
Palette
ARLOWAY ORTHODONTICS
Specialist orthodontic practice
Loud
Display type
APLOMB
Chiropractic & spine clinic
Loud
Moving set-piece
VELLOWAY EYECARE
Optometrist / eyecare practice
Loud
Display type
Havenoak Therapy
Counselling & psychotherapy
Loud
Palette
Hale
Hot yoga studio
Loud
Imagery
Terra & Still
Wellness coaching
Loud
Palette
IRONCLAD
Boxing & strength gym
Loud
Display type
What health & practice sites have to carry
Every build in this set ships all of it. It is the difference between a template that looks finished and one that is.
- 01 A first-visit page
- What happens, how long it takes, what it costs. The page that converts the nervous patient — which in every one of these categories is most of the market, and which most practice sites do not build at all.
- 02 Published treatment prices
- A dental check-up, an orthodontic course, a course of therapy. Price opacity in health loses the enquiry to the practice down the road that published a range.
- 03 Practitioners and registration
- Who will actually treat you, with their qualifications and professional body. In a regulated category this is the trust page, and it is not optional.
- 04 Privacy and confidentiality as a real route
- Written pages, not placeholders. For a health practice these are clinical commitments with legal weight, and the therapy build treats confidentiality as its own section.
- 05 A booking path with no backend required
- A working form plus live tel: and mailto:. None of these store patient data — where a submission goes is a decision with legal consequences, and a template should not make it for you.
- 06 A mechanism, not a promise
- Each build explains how something works rather than promising an outcome: a spine returning to plumb, an arch aligning, an acuity ladder. It is the more persuasive argument and the safer one under advertising rules.
What every build includes
- Astro 7 · static output, no client framework
- Tailwind 4 · one @theme block holds the palette
- Content in typed files under src/data
- MDX blog collection, wired to the sitemap
- Self-hosted woff2 — no Google Fonts request
- Zero third-party requests · strict CSP-ready
- Vitest + Playwright suites in the repository
- Designed 404, sitemap, canonicals, per-route meta
- Private GitHub repo access, with updates
Questions
Are these compliant with health advertising rules?
The demo copy deliberately describes mechanisms and processes rather than promising outcomes, which is the conservative position. You must still review it against your own regulator — rules differ by country and profession, and no template can carry that responsibility for you.
Can I show before-and-after photographs?
None of these ship a before-and-after gallery, on purpose — clinical imagery is regulated in most jurisdictions. The dental and orthodontic builds instead carry drawn treatment mechanics, so you can show a journey without needing patient photographs at all.
Does the booking form store patient information?
No. The forms are built and validated in the browser; the submit target is yours to point at. The live tel: and mailto: paths work with no backend at all, which for a small practice is often the right answer.
Do they integrate with practice management software?
No, and that is deliberate. The booking CTA is a link you point at whatever system you already use, which is a one-line change and survives you switching provider.
Three of these are fitness and coaching, not clinics.
Correct — the gym, yoga and wellness-coaching builds are studio businesses rather than clinical practices. They are here because the structure is the same: a method page, published prices, a first-session path. If you are strictly clinical, start with the five at the top of the list.
Other sets
All 62 templates, $199
Every template here plus every future one, delivered as private GitHub repository access with updates. Single templates are $49 each — the 8 on this page alone are $392 bought separately.