A website your patients trust.
Opening hours, an emergency note, a downloadable intake form and a team that introduces itself — for CHF 990 a year, like every other site we build.
“antechway.ch builds websites for Swiss dental and medical practices — current opening hours, downloadable intake forms and nLPD-compliant data handling — for CHF 990 a year, no extra cost.”
Four things generic templates miss.
Opening hours that are actually right
A Google listing rarely shows real opening hours or what to do in an emergency outside them. Your site shows both, always current.
Intake before the appointment
Forms filled out by hand in the waiting room cost real chair time. A downloadable intake form saves both sides the first ten minutes.
Multiple practitioners, clearly shown
General medicine, orthodontics, paediatric dentistry — patients want to know who handles what, not just call ‘the practice’.
Patient data is sensitive data
Any form collecting name, condition or insurance falls under a higher duty of care under Swiss data protection law (nLPD/FADP) than an ordinary contact form. Most template sites don't treat it any differently.
Six things, specific to practices.
- 01Team & specialisationsA team page showing each practitioner's focus area — not an anonymous ‘we’.
- 02Opening hours & emergency noteA live-maintained hours block plus a clear note on what to do in an emergency outside opening hours.
- 03Appointment request formA structured request form instead of a generic contact form, routed directly to reception.
- 04Downloadable intake formNew patients fill it out at home, not in the waiting room.
- 05Insurance & coverage overviewA clear list of which basic and supplementary insurance is accepted.
- 06nLPD-compliant data collectionForms built on data-minimisation principles, not the default contact-form template.
Patient data isn't ordinary contact data.
Name, condition and insurance status count as particularly sensitive personal data under Switzerland's revised Federal Act on Data Protection (nLPD/FADP). We build intake and appointment forms on a data-minimisation basis — collecting only what's actually needed to schedule the visit — and document that in a privacy policy written for your practice, not a generic template.
Questions from practice owners.
01Can patients request an appointment online?
02Is the intake form nLPD-compliant?
03Can we show multiple practitioners with their own profiles?
04What if we want to add a booking system later?
05Can the site launch in two languages, for example German and French?
06How quickly can a new practice website go live?
07Does the price change after the first year?
Two paragraphs, one written quote, twenty-four hours.
Tell us about the project in plain words. You will get a fixed-price quote — or a polite, fast no — within one working day.