For Florida physical therapists: Invisible to ChatGPT? You're losing patients. Fix it now.
Someone with knee or back pain asks Google or ChatGPT before they pick a clinic. Otto redesigns your homepage around the injuries you treat so they find you, trust you and book an evaluation. Included with your $1 trial. You approve it first.
New homepage included with your $1 trial
- Built from your own photos and words
- You approve it before it goes live
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Patients search for the problem, not your name.
Nobody types your clinic's name the week their knee starts hurting. They type "knee pain physical therapy near me," or ask ChatGPT who's good with shoulders after surgery in their part of town. Google and AI assistants answer with the clinics whose pages say, in plain words, what they treat and where.
Plenty of PT homepages are a stock photo and a line about restoring movement. No conditions, no body parts, nothing about whether you need a referral, no insurance info, no therapists. That gives search engines and AI assistants nothing to match, and gives someone who's already in pain no reason to call.
So they book an evaluation somewhere else. Not because that clinic is better, but because its homepage answered the question first. Otto redesigns yours so it does that job.
What your new homepage is built to do.
Built to rank for "near me" searches
The conditions you treat, your city and your neighborhood are written into the page, so it can match searches like "shoulder physical therapist near me." Your name, address and phone match your Google listing.
Schema markup Google can read
Behind the page, structured data tells Google you're a physical therapy clinic, with your address, hours, services and booking link. Patients never see it. Search engines read it.
Structured for AI answers
Clear sections answer what patients ask an assistant: what you treat, who treats it, how to start and where to park. ChatGPT and Google's AI answers get something specific to read.
Fast on every phone
The page loads quickly, reads without zooming and keeps "Book an evaluation" one tap away, wherever someone scrolls.
Google reviews answered for you
Otto drafts a reply to each new Google review in your clinic's voice. You approve or edit it before it's posted.
Nothing goes live without your OK
You see the full preview first. On GitHub it's a pull request, on WordPress it's a draft, and your live site doesn't change until you approve it.
A homepage that turns searches into evaluations.
Every section answers something a new patient wants to know before they book. Otto writes it from your own photos and words, and you check every line.
"Book an evaluation" above the fold
The first screen says what you treat, where you are and how to book, with the button right there. It links to the scheduling or contact method you already use.
Conditions treated, by body part
Knees, shoulders, backs, necks, post-surgery rehab and sports injuries, named the way patients search for them. Someone recovering from an ACL repair sees their problem on the page.
How to get started, with or without a referral
A short path from first call to first visit, written in your clinic's own words. Otto lays out the steps you describe. You decide exactly what it says.
The insurance you accept
The plans you take and how self-pay works, exactly as you give them to Otto. Insurance wording waits for your approval like everything else.
Therapists with credentials and specialties
Real photos and short bios for each therapist, with their degrees, certifications and the patients they focus on, from runners to post-op shoulders.
Location, parking and hours
Address, map, parking notes and hours that match your Google listing, so nobody circles the block before their first visit.
Reviews from real patients
Your strongest Google reviews, placed where people decide whether to book. They come from your own profile. Nothing is made up.
How it works.
1Paste your clinic's site
Enter your website and start your $1 trial. Otto reads the site you already have.
2Otto drafts your new homepage
He builds it from your own photos and words, around the conditions you treat, for Google, AI answers and phones.
3You review the preview
Read it the way a new patient would. Ask for changes in plain English, like "add dry needling" or "move the referral note up."
4Approve it
It goes live on the site you already have. After that, he keeps your search, reviews and ads working.
What owners say about Otto.
Creative problem solvers who help you focus on the business, not the tech stack. Otto makes it easy to iterate on website changes quickly, even late at night when I am working.
Derek DavisonGoogle review
After the redesign, Otto keeps working.
A new homepage is the start. On Pro, Otto keeps your clinic's site, search and reviews current, and checks with you before anything goes live.
New services get their own page
Add pelvic health, dry needling or a running clinic, and Otto drafts the page, links it from the homepage and sends you the preview.
Therapists and hours stay current
When a therapist joins or leaves, or holiday hours change, he updates the site and flags anything on your Google listing that no longer matches.
Review replies, drafted for you
Each new Google review gets a drafted reply in your voice. You approve it, edit it or skip it.
A weekly note in plain language
Which pages are working, which searches bring patients to the site and what's worth doing next.
Ads, when you want them
If you run Meta or Google ads for the clinic, Otto checks them and drafts changes. New campaigns start paused until you say go.
Questions physical therapists ask first.
What does the $1 trial include?
Your new homepage, drafted from your own site, photos and words, plus a preview you can change before anything goes live. The trial runs 3 days on one site, and you can ask Otto for other website and search work while you try him.
What happens after the trial?
The trial runs 3 days on one site. After that, you keep Otto on Pro at $199 a month (or $99 a month billed annually), or you stop. Cancel from your dashboard. There's no long-term contract.
Do I have to move or rebuild my website?
No. Otto is not a website builder. He works on the site you already have. On GitHub, the new homepage opens as a pull request with a preview. On WordPress, it starts as a draft. Your platform and domain stay where they are.
Will anything go live without me?
No. You see the full preview first, and nothing changes on your live site until you approve it. That includes insurance wording, referral language and every review reply.
Will you use stock photos?
Otto builds from your own photos: your therapists, your treatment space, your front desk. If a section needs a photo you don't have yet, he tells you what to take instead of filling the gap with someone else's clinic.
Can the homepage explain how patients start, with or without a referral?
Yes. Tell Otto how your clinic handles it, and he writes it up clearly in your words: whether patients can book directly, when you need something from their doctor and what to bring to the first visit. Otto doesn't give legal advice, so you decide what it says and approve it before it's posted.
Can it list the insurance we take?
Yes. Give Otto the plans you accept and how self-pay works, and he puts it where patients look for it. He uses only what you give him and doesn't check anyone's coverage. When your list changes, ask and he updates it.
Does it work for multiple locations?
Yes, if your locations share one website. The homepage can point to each location with its own address, hours, parking notes and booking link, matched to each Google listing. If every location runs its own website, ask us how to set that up before you start.
Can I change things after it's live?
Yes. Ask in plain English, like "add our new therapist" or "we open at 7 on Tuesdays now," and Otto drafts the change for you to approve. Every edit is logged and can be rolled back.
New homepage included with your $1 trial
See your clinic's homepage, redesigned.
Paste your website. Otto drafts a homepage built around the conditions you treat, included with your $1 trial, and you approve it before anything goes live.
