Doctor website development in Chittagong, built around how patients in Chattogram actually find and book a doctor.
I build appointment-first websites for doctors across Agrabad, GEC, Panchlaish, Khulshi, Halishahar and the chamber clusters near CMCH and Chittagong Medical. Mobile-first, bilingual where it helps, and engineered to load on weak network bars between Bahaddarhat and Patenga. Pricing starts at 50,000 BDT, 50% advance and 50% on launch.
Senior solo operator. Around 5 years building websites for Bangladeshi clinics and chambers. No agency middlemen, no junior handoffs.
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Patients in Chattogram usually find a doctor in one of three ways: a relative tells them a name, they see a chamber signboard on the way to GEC or Agrabad, or they search 'best [specialty] doctor Chittagong' on a cracked Android screen at 11pm. The website is almost always the last step before they call, and if it loads slowly, hides the chamber address, or makes the phone number un-tappable, the call goes to the next doctor on the list. That is the gap doctor website development in Chittagong is supposed to close, and most sites in this city do not.
I build sites that treat the website as a booking surface, not a digital business card. Chamber name, chamber address with a Google Maps pin that opens on a Chattogram phone, sit-down hours in both English and Bangla numerals, tap-to-call serial numbers for the secretary, and a short patient-friendly bio that makes the next-of-kin feel safe handing over a parent's appointment to you. No stock-photo doctors in white coats they have never seen.
Five years of solo work in Bangladesh has taught me what a doctor's family caretaker actually scrolls for on a 6.1-inch screen in load-shed light: degrees, chamber, fees, what time the serial board opens, and whether the doctor sees children. Putting that information above the fold, in Bangla where appropriate and English where credibility demands it, is the unglamorous work that makes a Chattogram doctor's website earn its 50,000 BDT.
Every site I deliver is handled end to end by me. You will not be pushed to a junior who has never sat in a Panchlaish chamber waiting room. I write the copy with you, take the photos brief seriously, build the booking flow, set the hosting, and ship it. 50% advance, 50% on launch, design-approval guarantee before code is touched.
Six things every doctor website I build in Chattogram comes with, no upsells and no surprise add-on quotes mid-build.
Chamber phone numbers are formatted so the dialer opens with one tap on Android and iPhone. Separate numbers for serial booking, emergency, and secretary if you have them.
Embedded Google Maps pin pointing to your actual chamber in Agrabad, GEC, Panchlaish, Khulshi or Halishahar, that opens directly in the patient's Google Maps app for door-to-door directions.
Patient-facing fields like chamber timings, fees and serial board can be set in Bangla numerals and script alongside English. Helps older patients and rural family decision-makers.
Simple appointment request form that emails and SMS-pings your secretary, with WhatsApp fallback. Patients who hate calling can request a serial in 20 seconds without app downloads.
MBBS, FCPS, fellowships, hospital affiliations and BMDC registration laid out cleanly. The proof signal that decides whether a Chattogram family hands you their parent's BP case or scrolls on.
Built lean so it opens fast on a 2-bar Robi or GP connection inside CMCH waiting rooms and in older Halishahar buildings. No 8MB hero images that timeout.
The doctor-shopping flow in Chattogram is not the same as in Dhanmondi or Uttara. A patient or, more often, their adult child does a quick search like 'best cardiologist Chittagong' or 'gastro doctor Agrabad'. They open the top three results. The site that fails to instantly show chamber address, sit-down days, visiting hours, fees, and a callable number gets closed inside 8 seconds. The remaining one or two get a phone call to the secretary to check the serial. The website's job is to be the one that survives that 8-second scan and produces the call, nothing more clever than that.
This is why I build doctor websites in Chittagong as appointment funnels first and 'about us' pages second. The hero block shows specialty, chamber location, today's hours, and a tap-to-call. Credentials and biography sit below, important for trust but not the first scroll. Patient family members in Khulshi or Bahaddarhat are usually deciding on the phone, while sitting next to a worried parent, with a load-shed already eating the data plan. The website that respects that situation wins the appointment. The one that opens with a slow auto-playing video and a 'Welcome to our practice' headline does not.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point — I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
Every project starts at ৳50,000
A sharp, credible site that makes the right first impression and brings enquiries.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
An online store built to sell and scale.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
Need something bigger? Custom & enterprise builds from ৳3,00,000. Pay by bKash, Nagad, bank transfer or card. Ask for an exact price or send an email.
Real questions Chattogram doctors and their chamber secretaries ask before commissioning a site.
Pricing starts at 50,000 BDT for a clean, fast, appointment-ready single-doctor site with chamber details, credentials, serial-booking form, and Chattogram map pin. The 90,000 BDT tier adds a health-tips blog section, multi-chamber support, and bilingual content. The 1,50,000 BDT tier covers a full multi-specialty group practice with multiple doctors, departments, and patient portals. Custom builds with online payment for fees, integrated EMR links, or large group clinics start from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance, 50% on launch.
Yes. I build a simple admin panel where your secretary can change visiting days, sit-down hours, fees, holiday closures, and add announcements. No technical skill needed. If she can use Facebook and the bKash app, she can update the site. I do a free 30-minute Zoom training with her after launch.
Yes, and most Chattogram specialists do. The site can show separate sit-down schedules for, say, your Panchlaish morning chamber and your Agrabad evening chamber, with two map pins and two serial-booking numbers. Patients pick the chamber that suits them and the form routes the request to the right secretary.
That is the design target. Doctor websites in Chittagong get opened on Symphony, Walton, and entry-level Samsung phones, often inside CMCH, Chittagong Medical, Imperial, or Evercare waiting rooms where signal is weak. I keep page weight low, defer heavy assets, and test on slow-network simulators so the chamber address and phone number are usable within 2-3 seconds even on a single bar of network.
Both are possible. The base 50,000 BDT site handles serial requests via form, SMS, and WhatsApp. If you want patients to pre-pay the visiting fee through bKash, Nagad, or card before the serial is confirmed, useful for reducing no-shows for popular specialists, I integrate that as part of the 1,50,000 BDT tier or as a paid add-on to lower tiers.
Yes. Every doctor website I ship in Chattogram includes a sensible medical disclaimer (the site is not for emergencies, the call-an-ambulance line, no diagnosis through the site), a privacy policy for any patient data the form collects, and reasonable data-handling for serial-booking submissions. Not a copy-paste legal template, I tailor it to whether you are taking patient details, photos, or just contact info.
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