VURM Pro
Security baselineA professional website with up to five agreed core pages.
From $1,895
Build around patient decisions.
Separate new-patient information, preventive care, restorative treatment and any genuine specialist services. Each page should explain what the practice provides, who handles the decision, and how a patient requests contact. Use the terms the practice approves and avoid suggesting that reading a page establishes suitability for treatment.
Put the address, access information, opening hours and actual urgent-contact instructions where patients can find them quickly on a phone.
Keep the first form appropriate for a public website.
A public appointment request can ask for contact details, preferred times and a broad reason for contact. It should not invite a detailed medical history, insurance documents or clinical photographs unless the practice has selected an appropriate system and reviewed its obligations. Staff confirm the appointment, treatment route and required records separately.
State whether the form requests an appointment or books one. Those are different promises.
Explain care without overselling it.
Use plain descriptions of what happens before, during and after a visit, reviewed by the practice. Name clinician credentials only as held. Use original team and premises photography with permission. Before-and-after images, testimonials and outcome language need the practice’s legal and professional review.
Insurance participation, payment plans and pricing can change. Link to current practice information and make clear when a patient must confirm coverage with the insurer or office.
What changes the website build scope?
A single-location general practice needs a different structure from a multi-location practice or one with several specialist services. Copy preparation, staff profiles, accessibility information, migration of existing URLs and any connection to scheduling or patient systems affect scope.
VURM’s managed-build options can be shown from the current catalog. A proposal confirms exact pages and work. It does not include a patient portal, insurance verification or clinical system integration unless separately assessed and agreed.
Start with the questions reception answers every day.
List the recurring new-patient questions, the services the practice wants explained, and the information staff can keep current. That gives VURM a grounded page plan and gives patients a useful next step without adding claims the website cannot verify.
Managed website build options
U.S. dollar prices are available by proposal. Online payment is not available yet.
VURM Business
Security baselineA custom business website with broader content and structure.
From $4,395
Built with security in mind
This baseline applies to a website built by VURM. Your package and proposal still define the exact scope.
- When you publish through VURM Platform, HTTPS and SSL are part of your paid Platform hosting. For a one-off website package, hosting remains a separate ongoing choice.
- Native VURM forms use input validation, a hidden spam field and rate limits. This does not automatically cover third-party forms.
- Only signed-in users with the appropriate project permissions can edit or publish for a project.
- Before publishing, we check the agreed title, description, main heading and page URL. When a native VURM form is agreed, we also check its recipient and configuration; actual delivery needs a manual test.
What does this security baseline include?
This baseline consists of the technical measures listed above. It is not a general security audit or a guarantee against every risk. We agree any additional checks and external integrations in your proposal.
Questions small-business owners ask
Clear answers before you choose a website partner.
Can a dental website confirm whether a treatment is right for me?
No. The page can explain services and how to request an appointment. A dentist determines suitability after the appropriate clinical assessment.
Should an appointment form collect medical history?
A basic public form should collect only what the practice needs to respond to the request. Medical history and clinical records belong in the practice’s approved patient process, not an ordinary marketing form.
Can the website confirm my insurance coverage?
Only an authorized insurer or the practice can confirm current coverage and patient responsibility. The website may describe accepted arrangements supplied by the practice, but patients should verify their own plan before relying on it.