Services · Website development · Senior care websites
Codeeo offers senior care website development Riyadh providers can grow with: Arabic first websites for home care agencies, day programmes, elderly residences and home nursing teams across the capital. We plan the pages a son or daughter reads at night after work, the enquiry routes your coordinators answer the next morning, and the search foundations that help your services appear when a family in Al Malqa or Al Malaz starts looking.
Our team works from our Riyadh office, so discovery and design reviews can happen face to face with your managers and coordinators. The website explains your services clearly and gathers enquiries properly. It never offers medical advice or makes clinical promises.
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What the website covers
Most families in Riyadh arrive at a care provider's website under some pressure. A parent has come home from hospital, a long serving driver or housekeeper has left, or siblings living in different districts can no longer share the visits. They want to know three things quickly: what you do, whether you cover their area, and how to talk to a real person today.
So the build starts with structure. Every service gets its own page in Arabic and English, coverage is shown by district rather than vaguely, and each page ends with a clear way to call, message on WhatsApp or request an assessment. Behind the scenes, enquiries are routed to the right coordinator, consent is recorded, and your marketing team can edit content without waiting for a developer. Each part below can be included in the first release or added later.
Separate pages for home nursing, companionship, physiotherapy at home, respite cover, post hospital support and day programmes, each written for the family member making the decision. Pages explain who the service suits, what a typical visit includes and which questions the first call will cover.
Families find the right service without scrolling through one long page.
A coverage section that names the districts you actually serve, from the newer northern areas such as Hittin, Al Yasmin and Al Narjis to older neighbourhoods like Al Malaz and Al Sulaimaniyah, with honest notes on response times you can keep.
Fewer enquiries from areas you cannot reach, and more from those you can.
A short Arabic first form that asks who needs care, the area, preferred contact time and the kind of help needed, with no medical history collected online. Families choose a call back, a WhatsApp reply or a home assessment visit.
Coordinators receive enquiries that are ready for a useful first call.
A plain page listing the licences your organisation holds, such as a Ministry of Health licence for home health care, along with how caregivers are vetted and trained. We publish only what you can document and keep it easy to update when licences renew.
Trust is built on facts families can check.
Many visitors are older themselves or are reading on a parent's tablet. We use larger type, strong contrast, generous tap targets, simple menus and clear Arabic typography, and we test against WCAG 2.2 so the site works with screen readers and zoom.
Nobody has to squint or guess to contact you.
Click to chat and click to call buttons that open the right line for each service or branch, with working hours shown and an out of hours message that sets expectations. Each contact is tagged so you can see which page started the conversation.
Riyadh families reach a person through the channel they already use.
Technical SEO, LocalBusiness structured data, a Google Business Profile linked to each branch, and Arabic and English page titles written around how Riyadh families actually search, such as home nursing in north Riyadh or a companion for an elderly father.
Your pages are eligible to appear when families in the capital search.
A bilingual privacy notice written around the Personal Data Protection Law, a consent banner that keeps analytics and advertising tags off until a visitor agrees, and analytics events for calls, WhatsApp taps and form submissions. You see which services and districts produce real enquiries without collecting more personal data than you need.
Marketing decisions rest on measured enquiries, gathered lawfully.
Enquiries flow into your CRM or care management system with service, district and source attached, then trigger a task for the coordinator on duty. If you have no CRM yet, we set up a simple one that your team can grow into.
Every enquiry has an owner and a next step by morning.
A small library of practical articles your team can publish: preparing a home after a hospital stay, what to ask a home nursing agency, arranging care during Ramadan or while you travel for work. Each guide links to the relevant service and is reviewed by your clinical lead before it goes live.
Useful content that earns search visibility and trust at the same time.
Who this is for
Senior care in the capital ranges from small family run nursing teams to large providers with several branches and their own recruitment pipeline. The website has to match the organisation behind it. A small agency needs credibility and a dependable enquiry route. A larger group needs governance, branch pages and reporting. These are the situations we see most often when Riyadh operators get in touch, and how the build changes for each, including the careers pages many providers need to recruit nurses and caregivers.
Your work has come from hospital discharge teams and word of mouth, and your website is a single page with a phone number. We build a proper service site with district coverage, credentials and an assessment request flow, so families who hear your name can check you properly and contact you the same evening. Discharge planners and doctors who refer to you also get a page they can send patients' families with confidence.
Usually the fastest route to more direct enquiries.
You run teams in north and east Riyadh, each with its own coordinators and phone lines. We plan branch pages, routing rules and reporting by branch, and we give each location its own local search presence without creating duplicate thin pages that compete with each other. Managers see enquiries per branch in one dashboard and can compare how each team responds.
You need families to understand the daily routine, the activities, transport arrangements and what a visit looks like. We build pages with real photographs, a visit request flow and a clear explanation of who the programme suits, with consent handled properly for any images of residents. Families who live outside the capital can also book a video tour through the same flow.
Photography of residents always needs written consent.
Your current site is English only, slow on mobile and impossible for your team to edit. We rebuild it Arabic first on a CMS your staff can use, map every old address to its new page so search visibility carries over, and train your team in person at our Riyadh office or yours.
How we work together
As a senior care web development company in Riyadh, we usually start with a fixed scope build of the full site, then keep improving it under a monthly retainer that covers content updates, search work and new pages. Some providers prefer a redesign of an existing site on the same platform. Others bring their own marketing team and want our designers and developers alongside them.
Cost depends on the number of services, branches and languages, how much writing we do, the depth of accessibility testing, CRM integration and migration work. Each item is priced separately in the proposal so you can decide what goes into the first release.
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
Typically WordPress or a headless CMS with a Next.js front end, accessible Arabic and English components, schema markup, WhatsApp Business Platform links, your CRM, and hosting in a Saudi cloud region where you want data kept in the Kingdom. We choose the stack in discovery based on who will edit the site day to day.
01Web
02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
It depends on the page count, languages and integrations, and we fix the timing after discovery.
A focused site with core service pages and an enquiry flow moves faster than a multi branch site with a careers portal and CRM integration. After the discovery meeting in Riyadh we write a schedule into the proposal, broken down by design, build, content and testing, so you know when your team must review pages and supply licences, photographs and approvals. Delays almost always come from content waiting for sign off, so we agree reviewers early and hold short weekly check ins at your office or ours until launch.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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