Website for clinics and doctors
Take bookings online, not on the phone

What should a clinic's website do?

Most patients search for a doctor or clinic before they call. If there's no site, or just a page with a phone number, they still have to call and wait. A good clinic site does three things: it builds trust (doctors, credentials, photos of the place and patient reviews), answers the repeated questions (fees, insurance, how to prepare) and takes bookings without a call.

In Sima all three live in one panel. You lay out pages with the page builder, define services and doctors in booking, and every appointment sits in front of you with its status, payment and messages.

Which practices is it for?

The designs on this page cover women's clinics, dentists, orthodontists, skin and laser clinics, psychologists and counselling centres. They share one structure and differ in services and looks: a dentist usually has short back-to-back slots, a psychologist online sessions and questionnaires, a skin clinic deposits for laser.

With several doctors, each has their own calendar, and the patient can pick a doctor or take the first free slot.

Where is patient data kept?

Sima sites run on servers inside Iran and stay up during international internet cutoffs. Private attachments, such as a lab result a patient sends in a ticket, open only for them and your team. Backups are taken regularly, and every change in the panel is logged with the name of whoever made it.