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Booking and patient payments for New York practices that serve all five boroughs.

Codeeo handles healthcare booking website development New York practices, clinic groups and ambulatory centers rely on when patients expect to book from a phone on the subway and pay the way they pay for everything else. We build appointment search, intake, deposits, copay and balance payments, and the staff side that runs them, designed for HIPAA, PCI DSS, the New York SHIELD Act and the state's automatic renewal law where memberships are sold.

Our team of 80+ is based across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi and has delivered 200+ projects in the UAE and the US. New York clients work with us remotely, with every workshop, review and test session held by video call.

Built for
Manhattan specialty practices, multi-borough clinic and dental groups, ambulatory surgery and imaging centers, and therapy practices across New York City and its suburbs.
Typical timeline
Agreed in writing after discovery, once the scheduling systems, payment flows and languages for the first release are settled.
What you own
Your code repository, hosting, payment processor and messaging accounts, domain, and all appointment and payment data.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer

Modon
Majid Al Futtaim
HP
Belkin
Dulsco Group
OneClickDrive
Hanayen
HMS
Clocksprings
Ghezlan

What the booking site handles

Built for patients who book between stops and arrive from every borough.

New York patients are impatient with friction and spoiled for choice. A practice in Midtown competes with dozens of others within a few blocks, and a patient in Flushing or the South Bronx may prefer a provider who speaks Mandarin, Spanish or Bengali over the closest office. The booking site has to load fast on a weak signal, show real openings, and let people pay without a phone call.

Healthcare online booking system development New York practices commission from us therefore puts speed and clarity first, then adds the state layer. The SHIELD Act requires reasonable safeguards for New Yorkers' private information and sets breach notification duties; organizations that comply with HIPAA are treated as compliant with its safeguard requirements, but the notification duties still matter. If you sell memberships or plans that renew automatically, General Business Law section 527-a shapes how renewals are disclosed and cancelled. New York also has its own surprise bill protections, older than the federal No Surprises Act, which is why estimate and network disclosures sit inside the booking flow rather than in a policy page nobody reads.

Explain your project
  • Fast booking on a weak signal

    Booking pages are kept light, cache what they can and save progress at each step, so a patient who loses signal between stations picks up where they left off. Slot selection works with one thumb, and the confirmation is readable offline once received.

    Bookings finish even when the connection does not.

  • Provider search by language and borough

    Patients filter by specialty, accepted plan, borough, nearest subway line and languages the provider speaks. Profiles are edited by your team and show real next availability, so patients choose by fit rather than calling each office to ask.

    Patients find a provider who fits them on the first try.

  • Late arrival and grace rules

    Transit delays are a fact of city life. Each visit type can carry a grace window, a text that lets patients say they are running late, and a rule for when a slot is released to the waitlist, so staff stop making judgment calls at the desk.

    Fair, consistent handling when trains run late.

  • Plan capture for managed care

    Many New Yorkers are covered through Medicaid managed care, Essential Plan or employer plans with narrow networks. Intake records plan and member details, checks them against the plans each location accepts, and steers patients away from out of network bookings before they confirm. Card photos are stored securely for front desk review.

    Fewer surprise out of network visits.

  • Deposits and procedure holds

    Imaging, surgical consults and long procedures can require a deposit or card hold. Payment runs through processor hosted fields with Apple Pay and Google Pay, so card data stays outside your systems, and refunds follow rules set per service. HSA and FSA cards are accepted wherever the patient's plan allows them.

    Expensive slots are protected from last minute no shows.

  • Estimates for self-pay and out of network care

    Self-pay patients booking scheduled services receive the good faith estimate federal rules require. For practices that are out of network with some plans, the booking flow also shows the disclosures New York expects before treatment, drafted with your billing counsel.

    Patients know what they may owe before they arrive.

  • Membership plans with clear renewal terms

    Concierge practices and wellness programs that bill monthly or yearly show renewal terms clearly before checkout, collect affirmative consent, send the acknowledgment the state's renewal law expects, and give patients an online way to cancel.

    Recurring billing that stands up to scrutiny.

  • Neutral reminders and messages

    In a city of shared apartments and shared phones, reminders mention only the time, place and practice name. Patients set their preferred channel and language, and opt outs are recorded and honored across email and text. Text reminders follow TCPA consent rules.

    Reminders that protect privacy in crowded households.

  • Multi-office operations view

    Managers see bookings, deposits, no shows and outstanding balances for every office, from the Upper East Side to Staten Island, with filters for provider and service. Exports feed your finance team without manual spreadsheets.

    One view of performance across every office.

  • Booking for commuters from outside the city

    Many patients of New York practices live on Long Island, in Westchester or across the river in New Jersey and come in on workdays. Slot filters for early and late hours, office directions from Penn Station, Grand Central or the PATH, and reminders sent at a sensible time for a commuter make the practice easier to reach than one closer to home.

    Out of town patients book around their commute.

Who this is for

New York providers who lose patients to a clumsy booking process.

In New York, a patient who cannot book in a minute simply books somewhere else. Healthcare booking website design New York practices need is less about decoration and more about removing every step that does not help the patient or the clinician. The practices below get the most from a dedicated booking and payment platform rather than a bundled widget. Each brings a different mix of insured, self-pay and member patients, so the platform's rules are set per practice rather than copied from a template.

01

Manhattan specialty practices

Dermatology, ophthalmology, orthopedics and similar practices draw patients from across the region and from out of state, and many see a mix of insured and self-pay patients. A fast booking flow, referral upload, deposits for procedures and estimates before the visit help a single office compete with large hospital affiliated groups nearby. Out of state patients see clear directions and payment options before they travel.

Speed and price clarity win patients in a crowded market.

02

Clinic groups across Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx

Community focused groups need booking in several languages, managed care plan checks and reminders that work for patients who share phones. We build multilingual flows, plan filters per site and a front desk view that lets staff book on behalf of patients who walk in or call. Each site keeps its own hours and plan list while sharing one booking site.

Multilingual booking and plan checks come first.

03

Ambulatory surgery and imaging centers

Centers that coordinate referrals, prep instructions, authorizations and deposits need a booking platform that tracks each step before the procedure date. Patients see what is complete and what is outstanding, and staff see which cases are at risk of cancellation days ahead. Referring offices can send orders through a simple upload form instead of fax.

Pre-procedure checklists reduce day of cancellations.

04

Concierge and membership practices

Practices charging an annual or monthly fee for access need membership pages, recurring billing, renewal disclosures and online cancellation, alongside normal appointment booking for members. We build both on one platform so members book with their benefits applied automatically.

Membership billing and booking in the same account.

How we build a New York booking platform.

  1. 01Patient and office discoveryWe review your offices, providers, plans, languages and payment policies by video call, and look at where today's booking process loses patients.
  2. 02Privacy and billing reviewWith your compliance and billing leads we map data flows against HIPAA and the SHIELD Act, and agree disclosure wording for estimates, deposits and renewals.
  3. 03Mobile first prototypeA clickable prototype is tested on phones with patients from different boroughs and languages, then simplified wherever people hesitate.
  4. 04Build and integrateWe build booking, payments, reminders and staff views, connecting them to your scheduling system, processor and messaging providers in a test environment.
  5. 05Accessibility and load testingScreens are tested against WCAG 2.1 AA with screen readers and keyboards, and booking is load tested for Monday morning peaks.
  6. 06Office by office launchOffices switch over in turn, old booking links redirect, staff receive recorded training, and we track completion and payment errors closely. Busy offices go last, once the process is proven.

Technology

What we build this with.

Next.js or Laravel on HIPAA eligible cloud hosting, a payment processor with hosted fields and healthcare agreements, and messaging providers that support multilingual templates. Integrations follow your scheduling system's API or an integration engine you already run. Hosting and vendors are chosen with your security review in mind.

01Web

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • WordPress

02Commerce

  • Shopify Plus
  • WooCommerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Headless storefronts

03Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

04Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

Questions New York practices ask before moving booking online.

Cost follows the number of offices, systems, languages and payment flows involved.

One office on a scheduling system with a modern API, booking in English and Spanish, and deposits at booking is the lean version. Each additional scheduling system, language, membership program or estimate workflow adds scope, as does insurance eligibility checking through a clearinghouse. We give a firm proposal after discovery and show which features drive it, so you can choose what goes into the first release and what waits. Translation into languages beyond Spanish, such as Chinese, Russian or Bengali, is priced per language because each needs native review.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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PROVEN RESULTS

4.7 / 5from 23 Google reviews