DHA or MOH licence number, per doctor
DHA or MOH licence number displayed for the clinic and for each individual doctor, required on healthcare advertising in the UAE, and separate from the clinic-wide licence.
MEDICAL CLINICS · WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT
Medical clinic website development in Dubai
The single piece of information a patient actually needs before calling, whether a clinic accepts their insurer, is usually a scanned PDF nobody has opened in a year.
WHAT ACTUALLY BREAKS
What breaks on medical clinic websites
Insurance panel as structured data, not a PDF
Insurance panel and TPA display kept as structured, searchable data rather than a scanned PDF, since which insurers a clinic accepts is usually the deciding factor before a patient calls.
Per-doctor booking, not one shared calendar
Per-doctor booking calendars, not one shared clinic calendar, because a multi-specialty practice books a paediatrician and a dermatologist against completely different availability.
Patient intake that never lands in a plain inbox
Patient intake forms capturing medical history handled without landing in an inbox as plain email, since a WhatsApp or email thread carrying patient history is a data protection exposure.
Specialty pages built separately
Department and specialty pages built separately rather than lumped into one generic services page, because search intent is specialty-specific and a shared page ranks for none of them.
WHAT WE BUILD
What we build for medical clinics
- Clinic site
- Per-doctor booking
- Insurance panel display
- Secure patient intake
WHAT IT COSTS
What a medical clinic website costs
5,500–36,700 $1,500–10,000 €1,321–8,807
Depending on doctor count and specialty range.
7 days
From brief to launch.
You own it
Code, server and data, from handover.
STRAIGHT ANSWERS
Questions medical clinics ask
Both. Healthcare advertising rules in the UAE require the clinic's DHA or MOH licence and each individual doctor's own licence number, and the two are not interchangeable. A site built for this shows both correctly, on the clinic page and on every doctor's own profile.
Yes. The panel and TPA list are built as structured, filterable data rather than a scanned PDF or a flat image, since which insurers a clinic accepts is usually the deciding factor before a patient calls, and a patient searching by their own insurer needs an answer in seconds, not a downloaded file.
Intake forms capturing medical history submit into a secure record rather than a plain email inbox or a WhatsApp thread, since a message carrying patient history sitting in an inbox is a data protection exposure the clinic is directly responsible for, not a minor inconvenience.
Send us your website address. We will tell you what is wrong with it.
Two days, no charge, and you keep the report.
Medical clinics sit alongside dental clinics and aesthetic and medspa practices, three healthcare categories where a licence number and an insurance panel are the two facts a patient actually checks before calling.