Services · Website development · Senior care websites
We offer senior care website development Birmingham care homes and home care agencies can use to reach families from Sutton Coldfield to Kings Heath. Codeeo builds sites that explain your care clearly, respect the languages, faiths and cultures of the people you serve, show your CQC rating and turn a relative's question into a call from the right person. Every page is built to be read easily by older visitors and to work quickly on a phone.
Birmingham is one of the most diverse cities in Britain, and families choosing care want to know that food, prayer, language and personal routines will be respected. Your website is where they look for that reassurance first, often late in the evening after a hospital visit. We help you show it truthfully, without clinical claims.
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What we build
A family in Handsworth looking for a home care agency asks different questions from a family in Harborne comparing nursing homes, and both may prefer to read in a language other than English. Many will be guided by an older relative's faith, diet or wish to be cared for by someone who shares their language. Others are trying to understand whether Birmingham City Council will fund care, or whether a direct payment lets them choose your agency.
We turn those questions into the structure of the site. Neighbourhood pages show the areas you visit, culture and faith pages explain how routines are respected, funding pages describe the routes in plain English, and enquiry forms are short enough to complete on a bus. Behind the scenes, a CMS lets your registered manager or office team keep vacancies, activities and news current. Here is what that usually includes.
Core pages such as services, how to start care and how to contact you can be offered in languages your clients and carers use, for example Punjabi, Urdu, Bengali or Polish. Translations are done by people, checked by your bilingual staff and kept in step with the English version through the CMS.
Relatives can read about your care in the language they think in.
Clear sections on meals, including halal or vegetarian options, prayer and quiet spaces, festivals, gender preferences for personal care and same language carers where you can offer them. The content describes what you actually provide, so families are not promised something your rota cannot deliver.
Families see that personal and cultural needs are understood.
Pages for the parts of Birmingham you cover, such as Erdington, Moseley, Acocks Green or Edgbaston, and for neighbouring areas like Solihull or Sandwell if your carers go there. Each page carries real local detail about your team, so it helps families and search engines alike.
You appear when families search for care near their own street.
Separate guides for council arranged care, direct payments, self funding and NHS Continuing Healthcare explain the steps and the questions to ask. They describe processes and point to official sources; they do not offer financial advice, and your team approves every word before publication.
Fewer confused first calls and better prepared families.
Forms ask for a name, a contact method, the area and the type of support, and leave detailed health information for your assessment. That keeps special category data out of email and the website database, in line with UK GDPR, and makes the form quicker to finish.
More completed enquiries and less personal data at risk.
Careers pages that welcome carers who speak community languages, explain training, DBS checks and shift patterns, and show the routes your carers travel. Vacancies can come from your applicant tracking system, filtered by area, so office staff spend less time posting jobs.
A workforce that better matches the families you support.
For residential and nursing homes: room types, gardens, lounges, activity programmes, menus and visiting arrangements, presented in galleries your manager can update. Real photographs of your own home replace stock images, which families notice and distrust.
Families get a true picture of the home before they visit.
Regulation 20A requires your latest CQC rating on your website. We add CQC's official widget for each registered location so it updates on its own, and we link it to the full report.
The rating is always correct without anyone remembering to change it.
Pages are built to WCAG 2.2 AA with adjustable text size, strong contrast, plain language and easy read summaries for key information. Buttons are large, links are descriptive and nothing depends on colour alone, which helps visitors with sight loss or a tremor.
Older people can explore your service themselves, not only through relatives.
Each submission is tagged with the neighbourhood, language preference and type of care, then sent to the coordinator responsible for that area. If nobody opens it within a time you choose, a reminder goes to a manager. The family receives an acknowledgement in the language they used, telling them who will be in touch.
No family waits days for a reply because an email sat unread.
Who this is for
Care in Birmingham is delivered by a wide mix of organisations, from independent homes in leafy suburbs to community led agencies rooted in particular neighbourhoods and faith groups, and groups with homes spread across the West Midlands. Their websites need different things, and these are four of the situations we see most often when a Birmingham provider decides to rebuild. Some need to reach families who rarely search online and rely on recommendations from a mosque, gurdwara, church or community centre; others compete hard in search against national brands. Both deserve a site that tells the truth about the care on offer and makes the next step obvious.
Your strength is that carers share the language and culture of the families you support, but the website does not show it. We build a site in English and the languages that matter to your clients, explain how you match carers and families, and make it simple for relatives to ask whether you can help their parent.
Translations are reviewed by your own bilingual staff.
Homes in Birmingham, Solihull, Walsall or Wolverhampton need their own pages, ratings and contact details under one brand. We build a location model so each home has a complete, comparable page, and enquiries go straight to that home's manager rather than a central inbox.
Council funded families and self funders need different information and often arrive by different routes. We create clear paths for each, explain direct payments and private arrangements honestly, and give social workers a quick way to refer. Your office sees which route each enquiry came from.
We describe funding routes but never give financial advice.
If your site still shows an old rating, fails on mobile or uses a form nobody monitors, families notice. We rebuild it with real photographs, a current rating widget, a viewing request route and a CMS your manager can use, and we redirect old pages so existing search traffic is kept.
How the work runs
Codeeo has no office in Birmingham or anywhere in the UK. Our team of 80+ works from Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi and supports UK clients remotely, with discovery, design reviews and training held by video call and no in person visits. A named lead keeps the plan, records decisions and shares a staging site so your manager can review pages between shifts. We have completed 200+ projects across the UAE and the US and are rated 4.7 from 23 Google reviews. After launch you can keep us on a support plan for updates, security and new pages, or take editing fully in house with the training and written guides we provide.
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
WordPress with a multilingual plugin suits most Birmingham care providers, while larger groups may prefer a headless CMS. We host in UK or EU data centres where needed, keep backups and updates on a schedule, and secure admin access with two factor login. Right to left scripts such as Urdu are handled properly in layouts, fonts and forms.
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A focused site with clear service pages, neighbourhood coverage, a careful enquiry form and your CQC rating.
For a smaller agency we usually start with a home page, service pages for each type of support, a few neighbourhood pages for the areas you visit most, a funding guide, a careers page and a contact page with a short enquiry form. Languages can launch with the most important pages first. As the agency grows, the same CMS takes more areas, more languages and integrations with your rota or CRM software.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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