Accessible Websites for Healthcare Practices

Egmer Marketing builds custom-coded, accessible websites for small businesses and healthcare practices, then keeps them running. Beyond the website, Egmer handles local SEO, Google Business Profile, reviews, and follow-up so owners get found on Google and stay in front of patients without doing the marketing themselves after hours.

Egmer serves small businesses nationwide, with a focus on private healthcare practices such as chiropractors, dentists, optometrists, physical therapists, and occupational therapists. Founded by an engineer and a licensed occupational therapist, Egmer fits owners who want their marketing handled by people who understand both code and patient care.

An accessible website works for people using screen readers, keyboard navigation, and low-vision tools. More than 1 in 4 U.S. adults reports having a disability, according to the CDC. When a site shuts them out, they quietly book elsewhere. Egmer builds accessibility in from the first line of code.

A custom-coded, accessible Egmer website starts at $1,997 to build, then $100 per month for hosting, security, and unlimited updates, with no contracts. Done-for-you marketing through the Goggles On Growth System is separate from the build and starts at $1,000 per month once the site is live. You can also start free inside The Small Business 500 community.

Most Egmer websites launch in 3 to 6 weeks from the initial questionnaire. The timeline depends on how quickly content, photos, and approvals come back. A five-page custom-coded site typically takes 4 weeks. E-commerce, multi-location, or content-heavy sites take longer and are scoped individually.

Every Egmer site is custom-coded in Next.js from scratch, not a template or page builder, so it loads fast and ranks well. Accessibility is standard, not an add-on. Egmer is a two-person family business, so you work directly with the people doing the work, never a rotating cast of account managers.

WCAG 2.2 is the current version of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines published by the W3C, the standards body for the web. Level AA is the middle of its three conformance levels and the one most commonly referenced for business websites. It covers things like color contrast, keyboard access, form labels, and text alternatives for images.

Egmer does not rely on third-party overlay widgets. Accessibility issues are fixed in the site's code itself: structure, contrast, keyboard paths, forms, and motion, all verified in real browsers before launch. Egmer sites also include their own built-in accessibility toolbar, coded directly into the page rather than layered on top.

Yes, you can leave your template vendor without losing your domain, content, or rankings. Egmer migrates practice websites to a fast, accessible, custom-coded platform you own, rebuilding each page and setting up redirects so old links still work. Your current site stays live the whole time, and most moves finish in weeks.

Not if the migration is done right. Keeping your domain, rebuilding each important page at a matching address or redirecting it, and preserving titles and structured data tells Google the practice has not changed, only improved. Rankings typically hold, then climb as speed and structure improve.

Yes. The code, the content, the domain, and the analytics all belong to you, and there are no long-term contracts. If you ever leave, the site goes with you. That is the opposite of the template vendor model, where canceling the subscription deletes the website.

No. Egmer focuses on accessibility best practices and builds and tests every site against WCAG 2.2 AA, but never claims or guarantees compliance, because anyone promising that on every page forever is not being honest. The work keeps improving, and the commitment is simple: your site is built from day one to welcome as many people as possible, using real structure, keyboard support, and contrast.