Most hospital websites in Bangladesh are a PDF of the brochure stuck behind a slow loader. A patient with chest pain at 11pm doesn't want your mission statement. They want the emergency number, the location and a doctor's schedule. I build hospital websites that answer those three things in five seconds. Then I make the rest easy.
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Here is what really happens. A family member gets sick, and someone grabs a phone. They type the hospital name plus "doctor list" or "appointment" into Google. Then they land on your site over 4G in a moving CNG. Good hospital website development in BD starts with that moment.
If your homepage shows a 3MB banner of the building before anything useful loads, they're gone. They have already tapped back and called the hospital down the road. Hospital web design in BD lives or dies on those first five seconds, and almost nobody builds for it.
I design the whole site around the questions patients ask, in order. Is this the right hospital for my problem? Which doctor, and when do they sit? How do I reach you, and where are you? What does it cost? A good hospital website in BD shows the department, the doctor's days and times, a clickable phone number and a Google Map pin. The visitor gets all that before they have to think.
Everything else comes after: your accreditations, your equipment, your history. That's the order in which trust gets built in a medical decision.
The doctor directory is where these projects usually fall apart. So I treat it as the core feature, not an afterthought. Doctors join, leave, change their OPD days, go on leave and switch chambers. If each update means emailing a developer every week, the list goes stale in a month. Patients then show up for a doctor who isn't there, and that ends up as an angry Facebook post.
I build it so your front-desk or marketing person can edit doctors, schedules and departments themselves. They can do it from a phone, without touching code.
I'm one person, and I build the entire site myself. That covers the design, development, the appointment form, the doctor database and the speed work. No agency hands your project to a junior who has never thought about how a worried patient uses a phone. You talk to the person doing the work. When something needs fixing at an awkward moment, you don't wait in a support queue behind fifty other tickets.
Not animations and stock photos of smiling doctors. These are the features that turn a search into a patient walking through your door, or at least picking up the phone.
Patients get a searchable list of doctors by department, specialty and OPD day. It shows consultation times and chamber location. They find the right person fast, instead of calling reception to ask.
Your staff add or remove doctors and update OPD times from a phone, with no developer needed. The schedule stays accurate, so patients stop turning up for a doctor on leave.
Emergency and ambulance numbers are pinned where a panicked person finds them at once. On mobile, one tap dials. This is the most-used thing on any hospital site.
A short booking form sends each request straight to your desk by email or into WhatsApp. Nobody has to babysit a dashboard. There's no clunky portal that patients give up on halfway.
The site is built light, so the homepage opens in a few seconds on a mid-range phone and patchy mobile data. That's how most of your patients arrive. Slow sites lose them before the first screen.
Departments, doctors and services get a clean structure, so you rank when people search your specialty plus their city. Google can tell what each page is for.
Ask any hospital marketing person what breaks first on their website. They'll tell you: the doctor list. A cardiologist moves his OPD from Sunday to Tuesday, and nobody tells the developer. For the next three weeks, patients travel across town for a Sunday consultation that no longer exists.
Multiply that by forty doctors, and your website is actively lying to the people you most want to help. That's not a content problem. It's a tooling problem, and it's the one I design around from day one.
So I build the schedule as a real database your own team controls. It is not a static page I have to touch every time something changes. Front desk can add a new doctor, mark someone on leave, update fees or move an OPD day from their phone in under a minute. That matters when a doctor texts at 9am that he can't sit today.
Patients see live, correct information. Your staff stop taking the same "is Dr. so-and-so available today?" call fifty times a day. And the website earns trust instead of burning it. When this one system works, the rest of the hospital website does its job.
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
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These are the questions hospital administrators and clinic owners actually ask before they hire me.
It starts at 50,000 BDT. The three standard tiers are 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT, based on how many features you need. A small clinic site sits at the lower end. A multi-department hospital with a full doctor directory and appointment system lands higher. A large custom build with deep integrations starts from 3,00,000 BDT. Terms are 50% advance and 50% on launch, and you can pay the advance by bKash or Nagad.
Yes, that is the whole point. I build the doctor directory and OPD schedule so your own people can add, edit or remove doctors. They can change consultation times from a phone, with no coding and no calling me. After launch, I walk your team through it so it actually gets used.
Yes. I usually build a clean appointment-request form. It sends the booking straight to your reception by email, or pushes it into WhatsApp. That's what most BD hospitals actually want, because it fits how staff already work. If you need a full booking system with time slots for each doctor, that's a custom build. We'll plan the scope together.
Yes. It's built mobile-first and kept light on purpose, because nearly all your patients arrive on a phone, often on patchy 4G. The pages a worried family needs load in a few seconds, even on a mid-range device. That means the emergency number, doctor schedule and location, with no wait for a heavy banner.
For most hospitals, I keep payment offline. Patients pay at the counter, and the site's job is to bring them in. Do you truly need online payment, like advance booking fees through bKash or Nagad? That's possible, but it's a custom feature starting from 3,00,000 BDT. It needs a payment gateway and careful handling. I'll tell you honestly if you need it.
A standard hospital website in BD is usually ready in about three to five weeks. It depends on how fast I get your doctor list, department details and content. The biggest delay is almost always waiting for doctor data from your side. If that's ready, we move quickly. You approve the design first, before any production work starts.
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