How to choose a regenerative medicine website company.

Claims language is the big one — outcome promises, disease-treatment claims, and testimonial framing all carry regulatory risk. A website partner in this vertical needs to write persuasively inside those constraints: education-first content, careful phrasing around evidence, and clear consultation pathways. Generic web vendors typically don't know where the lines are.

With Profit Zombies, pricing is published: $2,500 setup plus from $375/month, which includes hosting, maintenance, unlimited edits, and local SEO. Traditional agencies typically quote $5,000–$30,000+ for a comparable custom build, then bill separately for changes. DIY builders look cheaper ($16–$50/month) until you count your own hours and the patients a weak site never converts. Because our builds meet ADA standards, most practices also qualify for the IRS Disabled Access Credit (Form 8826), which can cover up to 50% of eligible costs.

DIY builders are fine tools, but they leave the hard parts to you: writing copy that converts patients, local SEO, ADA accessibility, HIPAA-aware forms, speed optimization, and ongoing upkeep. Most regenerative medicine who start on a DIY builder end up with a site that looks acceptable but doesn't rank or convert. A purpose-built healthcare site pays for itself with a handful of new patients.

Three things. First, we only serve healthcare — every playbook is built on what works for practices like yours, not adapted from e-commerce or restaurants. Second, transparent pricing published on our site, so you're never guessing. Third, we're accountable to patient volume, not vanity metrics: our stack includes pay-per-lead options where you pay only for exclusive leads, with no retainers and no management fees.

Yes. We regularly rebuild or migrate sites from other agencies, template shops, and DIY builders. We audit what you have, preserve anything that's ranking, fix what's broken, and redirect old URLs properly so you don't lose SEO equity in the move.