Vertical guide· 5 min read· Updated 27 Aug 2026

How do I make a website for my clinic and take appointments in India?

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Quick answer

Storzu gives doctors, dentists, clinics and diagnostic centres a professional practice website with online appointments. Publish your profile, qualifications, registration, services and timings; take timed or token/queue bookings with no double-booking; and stay within medical-council conduct rules — patient testimonials are off by default.

Patients look you up online before they call. A clean, credible practice website — with your qualifications, services, timings, and a way to book — turns that search into an appointment. Storzu builds one for you without code, and keeps it within medical-council conduct rules.

Your practice profile

  • Practitioner portrait, display name, headline, and biography
  • Primary qualification, years of experience, and languages spoken
  • NMC / State Medical Council registration number and issuing council
  • Clinical Establishments Act registration for clinics and diagnostic centres
  • Services, consulting hours, and location

Online appointments

Let patients book timed slots or take a token, with configurable duration and per-session capacity, blackout dates for leave, and database-level double-booking prevention. Manage today's schedule, appointment notes, and follow-ups from one dashboard, and send reminders over WhatsApp, SMS, and email on eligible plans.

Built for medical-council rules

The Indian Medical Council conduct rules treat soliciting patients as unethical. Storzu keeps your page factual: qualifications, registration, services, timings, fees, and appointments are all fine, while patient testimonials/reviews default off and require an explicit, informed opt-in, reflecting the regulator's direction. You remain responsible for what you publish.

See the general appointment booking website guide for how bookings work across practices.

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Frequently asked questions

Is a clinic website with appointments compliant with medical council rules?

Storzu's practice profile is built around the Indian Medical Council conduct rules, which treat soliciting patients as unethical. Factual information — qualifications, registration, services, timings, fees, and appointments — is fine. Patient testimonials default OFF and require an explicit opt-in. You are responsible for what you publish.

What registration details can I show?

Your NMC or State Medical Council registration number and issuing council, your primary qualification, and, for clinics and diagnostic centres, a Clinical Establishments Act registration. These help patients verify you.

Can patients book appointments online?

Yes. Offer timed slots or a token/queue, set duration and capacity, add blackout dates for leave, and let patients request appointments. A database-level constraint prevents double-booking.

Can I collect fees online?

Yes. Clinics can accept online payments through their own gateway, plus cash and UPI. Storzu charges no per-order commission and money settles to your own account.

Is it free to start?

Yes. You can publish a practice website on the Free forever plan — profile, qualifications, services and consulting hours — and take appointments. Upgrade for your own custom domain, online payments, staff accounts for your front desk, and automated patient reminders. Medical-council conduct controls apply on every plan, not just paid ones.

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