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Appointment booking and patient payments for practices in many states.

Codeeo delivers healthcare booking website development USA practice groups, outpatient networks and multi-site clinics use to let patients find an open slot, hold it with a card on file or a deposit, and pay their balance online. We build the booking engine, the payment flow and the staff tools behind them, shaped by HIPAA, PCI DSS, federal price estimate rules for self-pay patients and the differences in privacy law from one state to the next.

Our team of 80+ works across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi and has delivered 200+ projects in the UAE and the US. American clients work with us remotely: discovery, design reviews and acceptance testing all run by video call, with written decisions after each session.

Built for
Multi-site practice groups, outpatient and specialty networks, dental and therapy groups, and health companies taking bookings in more than one state.
Typical timeline
Agreed after discovery, once we know how many locations, payment flows and scheduling systems the first release must cover.
What you own
The booking platform code, the hosting and payment processor accounts, the domain and every patient record, all held in your own organization's name.
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 platform handles

A booking and payment layer that works the same way in every state you serve.

A national group rarely runs one scheduling system. Acquired practices arrive with their own practice management software, their own cancellation habits and their own payment terminals. The platform we build sits in front of all of that: one public booking experience, one payment flow and one set of rules, with connectors underneath that write appointments into whichever system each location still uses.

Every feature below is scoped against the federal baseline first. That means HIPAA safeguards for anything that identifies a patient and a reason for the visit, PCI DSS for card data, accessibility under the ADA and, where you take federal health funding, the HHS rule under Section 504. State rules are then layered on per location, so a clinic in Washington or California gets the consent handling its state expects without changing how a clinic in Ohio works.

Healthcare online booking system development USA groups commission from us usually starts with this inventory of systems and rules, because the integrations decide the scope far more than the page count does.

Explain your project
  • Location aware search

    Patients search by service, provider, insurance plan or ZIP code and see only locations that can actually see them. Each location carries its own hours, holidays, provider list and accepted plans, edited by local managers inside limits head office sets.

    Fewer bookings at the wrong site and fewer calls to fix them.

  • Real time availability across systems

    Open slots come from your practice management or EHR scheduling module through its API or an integration engine, not from a copy that drifts. Slot holds expire after a short window so two patients cannot claim the same time, and visit types control length, room and equipment.

    The calendar patients see is the calendar staff work from.

  • Deposits and card on file

    Configure a deposit, a no show fee or a card hold by visit type and location. Cards are captured in hosted fields from your processor so raw numbers never touch your servers, and Apple Pay and Google Pay sit alongside them for patients booking from a phone.

    Protected chair time without storing card data yourself.

  • Good faith estimates for self-pay patients

    When a patient says they are uninsured or paying themselves, the flow can generate the good faith estimate the No Surprises Act expects, built from your fee schedule and the scheduled services, and keep a copy against the appointment for your records.

    Federal estimate duties handled inside the booking, not after it.

  • Insurance capture and eligibility

    Patients enter plan details or photograph their card during booking. Where your clearinghouse supports it, an eligibility check runs before the visit so front desk staff see coverage issues days ahead rather than at check in.

    Coverage problems surface while there is still time to call.

  • Online bill pay and payment plans

    After the visit, patients pay balances from a secure link, set up a payment plan within your rules, or pay with an HSA or FSA card. Payments post back to the patient ledger so your billing team is not keying receipts by hand.

    Faster collection with less manual posting.

  • Cancellation, refund and waitlist rules

    Cancellation windows, deposit refunds and fee waivers are set per service. A freed slot goes to the waitlist automatically, and every refund decision is logged with who approved it, which matters when a patient disputes a charge with their card issuer.

    Clear policies applied the same way at every site.

  • Reminders with consent records

    Email and text reminders carry only what is needed to keep the appointment, with no diagnosis in the message. Opt in and opt out are recorded per channel so your outreach stays inside TCPA expectations and your own policies.

    Reminders that reduce no shows without oversharing.

  • Tracking controls for booking pages

    Ad pixels and session recorders are kept off pages where a visit reason or provider choice could reveal health information. Conversion reporting runs through server side events stripped of identifiers, and a consent banner adapts to the rules of the visitor's state.

    Marketing data without leaking patient details to ad platforms.

  • Network reporting for leadership

    One dashboard shows searches, completed bookings, deposits taken, refunds, no shows and outstanding balances by location, state and service line. Figures come from the platform's own event log, so operations and finance read the same numbers instead of reconciling exports from five different practice systems.

    A single view of booking performance across the network.

Who this is for

Groups that have outgrown a scheduling widget.

Booking widgets bundled with practice software work for one site. They struggle once a group spans several states, several software vendors and several payment processors, or once leadership wants one view of conversion, deposits and no shows across the network. These are the situations where a dedicated platform earns its cost. Healthcare booking website design USA networks need also has to survive a patient switching between locations, payers and devices partway through a booking.

01

Practice groups growing by acquisition

Each new practice brings its own systems, and patients should not notice. We build connectors per scheduling system so a newly acquired location can go live on your booking site long before its back office migrates, and we keep a checklist for onboarding each one: provider profiles, visit types, payer list, deposit rules and redirects from its old website.

Onboarding a location becomes a repeatable task.

02

Specialty networks with long, expensive visits

Imaging, infusion, sleep studies and surgical consults tie up rooms and equipment. Missed appointments cost real capacity. Deposits, prep instructions sent at the right time and confirmation steps a few days out protect that capacity, while a clear refund policy keeps the experience fair for patients whose plans change.

Deposits and prep reminders are tuned per service.

03

Self-pay and cash price clinics

Clinics where many patients pay directly need transparent prices, an estimate at booking, and a checkout as simple as any retail purchase. We build price lists your team edits, good faith estimate generation, and receipts formatted so patients can claim from an HSA, FSA or their insurer afterwards.

Clear prices and estimates build trust before the visit.

04

Health companies booking across state lines

Organizations offering virtual or in person care in many states must match each patient to a clinician licensed where the patient is located. Booking logic checks state at intake, filters providers by license, and records which state rules applied, so your compliance team can answer questions without rebuilding history.

License matching is enforced in the booking flow itself.

How a national booking platform comes together.

  1. 01Network discoveryWe map every location, scheduling system, payment processor and policy you run today, and agree which differences are real requirements and which are habits to standardize.
  2. 02Compliance and data designYour privacy and compliance leads review where patient data flows, which vendors need business associate agreements, how card data stays out of scope and which state rules apply per site.
  3. 03Booking and checkout designClickable prototypes of search, slot selection, intake, deposit and bill pay are tested with real patients and front desk staff over video, then refined before build.
  4. 04Integration buildConnectors to each scheduling system, the payment processor and the clearinghouse are built and tested against sandbox data, with failure handling for when a downstream system is offline.
  5. 05Pilot locationsA small set of sites goes live first. We watch booking completion, deposit disputes and front desk workload, and fix what the pilot exposes before wider rollout.
  6. 06State by state rolloutRemaining locations join in waves grouped by system and state, each with redirects from old booking links, staff guides and a short review once it settles.

Technology

What we build this with.

We work in Next.js, React and Laravel on HIPAA eligible cloud services, with payment processors that sign the agreements healthcare needs and support hosted card fields. FHIR and vendor APIs connect to scheduling; we choose per system rather than forcing one pattern. Messaging and email providers are selected for healthcare agreements and per state consent handling, and every vendor is listed in a register your compliance team keeps.

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 national groups ask before building a booking platform.

A shared booking and payment front end with per location rules and per system connectors.

Most of the work is not the screens patients see. It is mapping how each location schedules, deciding which policies become network standards, and building reliable connectors to every practice management system involved. The public site, intake forms, deposit and bill pay flows are then designed once and configured per location. Cost depends mainly on how many scheduling systems and processors you run, how many visit types need special handling, and whether insurance eligibility checks are in scope.

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