Clinic websites, telehealth flows, and patient-first digital experiences.
Aukark builds clinic websites, appointment flows, and patient portals from Gurugram. Patients see the doctor, the service, and how to request a visit. Staff see those requests in one list, with encryption in transit and role-based access.
Industry Challenges
Patient data and access
The brief decides what the software stores and what stays in the clinic's own systems. Encryption in transit and role-based access decide who can open a record.
Legacy EHR & Interoperability Fragmentation
Connecting new digital applications with entrenched electronic health record systems (Epic, Cerner, Allscripts) using outdated protocols.
Accessible UI for Diverse Demographics
Designing software that patients of all ages, technical literacy levels, and physical abilities can navigate effortlessly while satisfying WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility standards.
Digital Opportunities
Modern FHIR & HL7 Standardized Integrations
Unifying fragmented health records into modern FHIR-compliant JSON APIs, enabling real-time diagnostic and prescription flows.
Low-Latency Telehealth & Remote Patient Monitoring
Engineering encrypted WebRTC video consultation suites and real-time medical IoT wearable synchronization.
Localized Patient Search & High-Trust SEO
Capturing high-intent patient queries at the moment of care need through localized provider schema and medically vetted content.
Growth Strategy
Healthcare pages use plain language and a real booking path. We build provider pages with physician schema and run Google Ads from copy the clinic approves, so a patient can see the service and request a visit.
Google Local Pack and physician schema optimization for regional clinics and practices.
Frictionless online appointment booking funnels connected directly to practice calendars.
Targeted B2B physician and hospital procurement campaigns on LinkedIn.
Analytics that avoid sending patient details into ad platforms.
Recommended Tech Stack
Related services
Targeted engineering and marketing services designed specifically to solve the bottlenecks in the Healthcare & MedTech sector.
Mobile App Development
Create native iOS and Android patient portals, remote monitoring tools, and caregiver apps.
UI/UX Design
Design accessible, empathetic, WCAG AA compliant interfaces for patients and clinical staff.
Custom Software Development
Build the backend and admin tools the clinic described, with encryption in transit and role-based access.
SEO
Help patients find treatment and doctor pages through accurate on-page SEO.
Clinic websites and the booking path
Most healthcare briefs that reach a Gurugram studio are a clinic that needs a clear site, a way to request an appointment, a list of doctors, and a page that says what the visit is. Aukark builds that. The language is the language a patient uses, so the person who is unwell and on a phone can find the visit and ask for it.
The appointment path has to end in something the clinic can see. A form that lands in a mailbox nobody checks is not a booking system. Say who receives the request, how soon they reply, and what the patient is told on the screen. If the clinic already has a calendar, the form should respect it or clearly say that the request is not a confirmed slot.
A clinic page can be reviewed at either Gurugram office with the current site open beside the draft. The studio was founded on 14 November 2020. The team is 15 people. Call the DLF Phase 2, Sector 25 headquarters on +91 94522 09150, or the Golf Course Road, Sector 54 office on +91 78359 61012.
How patient data is handled
Public pages stay separate from the list staff sign into. Data moves with encryption in transit. Access is role-based, so the desk sees the appointment request and a public visitor sees the doctor, the service, and how to ask for a visit. The brief records what the software stores and what stays in the clinic's own system.
Google Ads, when you want them, run from copy the clinic approves. Analytics count the booking request. Patient details stay on the clinic side of the form. Search work is SEO, and the Gurugram overview is SEO Company in Gurgaon, so treatment and doctor pages are written for the way patients actually ask.
Telehealth, when it is in the brief, is a scheduled video or a follow-up message inside the product. The clinic keeps the clinical judgement. The software keeps the booking, the reminder, and the staff view of who is next.
Patient pages, staff pages, and the phone
Public pages stay separate from anything a signed-in patient or a staff member should see. Public pages can be a website, and websites start from ₹15,000. A patient portal or a staff roster is a web app or a mobile app and is priced from the roles and the screens. An app with accounts, payments, and an admin panel is published at ₹2,00,000 – ₹4,00,000 when that is the shape. A clinic app is often that shape or larger. The proposal replaces the band once the screens exist.
Accessibility is part of the design: contrast, type that can grow, a form that works from the keyboard, and a button that says 'request a call'. Those tasks sit with UI/UX design, so a patient on a phone can finish the request.
The published studies Ganga Tourist, Arte Salon, and Aurafloral are on the work page. They are not healthcare projects. They are named so you can see how Aukark documents work. No clinical result is invented beside them.
A brief a clinic can actually give
List the locations a patient can visit, the hours, and the services offered. List the doctors who have agreed to be on the site, with a photo and a name they have approved. Note whether the clinic wants online payment for a consult. If yes, the payment provider holds the instrument. The public form asks for a visit, and clinical detail stays with the clinic.
If several branches exist, say which numbers and which addresses are real. A single Google Business Profile should match one real place. Mixing two counters into one listing creates the support problem you will then pay to unwind. Aukark's own offices are the DLF Phase 2 headquarters and the Golf Course Road office. Your listings should match your counters the same way: one true address each.
Related build pages are web apps and mobile apps. The Gurgaon app page is App Development Company in Gurgaon.
After the site is live
The first corrections are usually hours, a doctor who has left, and a service that was described too broadly. Plan for those edits. A site that cannot be updated except by a developer will be wrong within a season. The admin for ordinary text should be usable by the clinic manager.
The clinic answers reviews on its own Google profile. The site's job is the booking path and the staff list. A record that belongs in the clinic's own system stays there, and the public page shows the doctor, the hours, and the request form.
Use the industries index to see the other verticals. Healthcare is here because the words and the data rules differ from a shop or a property listing. The team size, the founding date, and the two Gurugram phones are the same facts on every page because they are facts about the studio, not about the vertical.
The appointment request, written out
A patient request should collect a name, a phone, the service they think they need, and a preferred time. It should not collect a diagnosis on a public form. The screen after submit should say whether the slot is held. If it is not held, say 'the clinic will call'. Staff need a list of those requests in the order they arrived, and a way to mark one handled so two people do not call the same patient.
Doctor names on the site are a consent and accuracy problem. A name stays up only while that person still practises there. The admin has to make removal easy. A photo needs the same rule. Specialties are described in the words the clinic uses with patients, then checked by the clinic, not invented by the studio to sound broader.
If two branches exist, each page names one address and one phone. Mixing them is how a patient arrives at the wrong door. Aukark's own two Gurugram offices are published separately for the same reason. Copy that discipline for the clinic.