Services · Website development · Healthcare websites
Codeeo handles healthcare website development in Riyadh for private hospitals, polyclinics, specialist centres, dental and dermatology groups, laboratories and home care providers. We build Arabic first websites that explain your services honestly, show which doctors work where, list the insurers you accept and turn a visit into an appointment request, a call or a WhatsApp message. Your team edits the content, your compliance lead approves it, and the site is planned for how people in the capital search for care.
Our Riyadh office means we can sit with your medical director, marketing team and IT staff in the same room. Discovery workshops, content reviews and launch checks can all happen on your premises, which helps when sign off involves several departments. Between visits, progress is visible on a staging site your whole team can open.
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What the website covers
Riyadh is a large, spread out city, and patients rarely cross it for a routine visit. Someone in Al Malqa wants to know whether your northern branch has a paediatrician on Thursday evenings; a manager in King Abdullah Financial District wants to know whether their company insurance is accepted before booking a check up. The site has to answer those questions in a few taps, in Arabic or English, on a phone, often while the patient is already deciding between you and another provider nearby.
That shapes everything we build: a structure organised by specialty and by branch, doctor profiles that stay current, insurance information that is easy to find, and conversion paths that hand the patient to your call centre or booking team without losing the details they already gave. Every element is measured, so after launch you can see which specialties and branches attract the most requests and where patients drop off. Healthcare website design in Riyadh also has to respect Ministry of Health rules on advertising, so content is planned around facts patients need rather than promotional claims.
Each branch gets its own page with opening hours, parking notes, the nearest Riyadh Metro station where relevant, and the specialties offered there. Each specialty page lists the branches that provide it. Patients reach the right location from either direction, and search engines see a clear structure.
Fewer calls asking which branch offers what.
Profiles carry name, specialty, languages spoken, branches and clinic days, with space for the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties classification your team chooses to show. Profiles are factual by design, because practitioners may not promote themselves outside the approved rules.
Accurate profiles that stay within advertising rules.
A short form asks for specialty, preferred branch, preferred time and contact number, then sends the request to your call centre or scheduling system. Where your hospital system exposes slots, we can show them; where it does not, the request is routed for a callback.
Requests arrive complete, with the branch already chosen.
A searchable list of the insurers and networks you accept, by branch if it differs, plus clear notes on self pay. Your operations team updates it when a contract changes, without waiting for a developer.
Patients check cover before they travel.
Click to call and WhatsApp buttons tied to the branch the patient is viewing, so a message about the Olaya clinic does not land at a different location. Each path is tracked, so you can see which pages produce enquiries.
Enquiries reach the right desk first time.
Many companies have moved regional offices to Riyadh, and their HR teams buy check up packages, vaccination days and occupational health services. A dedicated section with an enquiry form for employers keeps those leads apart from patient traffic. Package pages describe what is included and who delivers it, and the form asks for company size and preferred dates so your team can reply with a proper proposal.
Employer enquiries go straight to your business team.
The Arabic site is designed right to left from the start, not mirrored afterwards. The English version carries the same pages, so expatriate patients find the same information, and each language has its own URLs for search.
Both languages rank and read naturally.
Marketing drafts, the medical reviewer checks clinical wording, and only then does a page go live. Roles, version history and scheduled publishing are set up around the people who actually sign off content in your organisation.
Nothing clinical goes live without review.
Forms collect the minimum, consent text follows the Personal Data Protection Law, and health details are not stored in the website database longer than needed. Hosting, access control and logging are set up with the National Cybersecurity Authority controls in mind.
Patient data handled with care from the first form.
Structured data for your organisation, branches and physicians, a Google Business Profile aligned with each branch page, clean Arabic and English URLs, and fast pages that pass Core Web Vitals on mid range phones. Patients searching for a dermatologist near Hittin or a laboratory open late in Al Rawdah find the branch that actually serves them.
Each branch can rank for its own neighbourhood searches.
Who this is for
A Riyadh healthcare website looks different for a single dental clinic in Al Yasmin than for a hospital group with branches along King Fahd Road and in the eastern districts. The fit below describes where most of our healthcare conversations start, and how the website changes for each. Most organisations recognise themselves in more than one, and the plan can combine them.
Groups with several polyclinics across the north, east and centre of the city need branch pages that do not compete with each other in search, a shared doctor directory, and appointment requests routed to the right call centre queue. We design the structure so a new branch can be added by your team in an afternoon. Shared content such as insurance lists and visiting rules is written once and reused, so it never goes out of date on one branch while staying correct on another.
Branch pages built as a reusable template.
Many hospital sites in the capital grew page by page over a decade. We audit what exists, keep the pages that still earn search traffic, rewrite or retire the rest, and map every old URL to its new home so referrals and rankings carry over. We also look at what patients actually do on the current site, which pages lead to calls and which ones they abandon, so the new structure fixes real problems rather than only refreshing the look.
Fertility, orthopaedic, ophthalmology and cosmetic dermatology centres attract patients who research carefully. Their sites need detailed procedure pages written in plain language, preparation and recovery guidance, and a calm enquiry path, all reviewed by clinicians and kept free of claims the regulator would object to. We also plan for international and expatriate patients who compare centres in English before they decide, without letting the English version drift from the Arabic one.
Providers that come to the patient need service area pages, request forms that capture address and preferred time, and clear information about what happens at the visit. We keep the website about presence and enquiries, leaving visit management to your operational systems. Coverage maps, district lists and request forms are easy for your team to change when you extend service to new parts of Riyadh.
How we work together
Healthcare sign off is rarely one person. Marketing owns the message, the medical director owns clinical accuracy, legal owns privacy and IT owns hosting. Because part of our team of 80+ is based in Riyadh, we can run the review meetings in person and keep everyone moving at the same pace. Codeeo has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US and is rated 4.7 from 23 Google reviews. We work as a fixed scope project, a phased rollout by branch, or a retained team after launch.
For groups that open new branches often, a retained arrangement keeps the same designers and developers on your site, so templates, tracking and search settings stay consistent as the network grows.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
We choose the CMS around the people who will edit it: WordPress or a headless CMS with Next.js for most groups, with hosting in a region that suits your data policy, and integrations with your CRM, call centre platform or hospital information system where it offers a safe interface. Analytics run behind a consent banner, and forms send data to your systems over encrypted connections.
01Web
02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
Structure, design, CMS, content support, integrations and launch.
A typical project covers the sitemap for specialties and branches, Arabic and English design, doctor and branch templates, appointment request and enquiry forms, call and WhatsApp tracking, the CMS with approval roles, analytics with consent, and the move from your old site. Content writing can be included or handled by your team. We agree the exact list in discovery, so you know what is in scope before any design work begins. Ongoing support after launch is a separate, optional arrangement.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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