About
Practice websites, by a practice owner.
Threshold Studio builds and runs websites for independent therapy, dental and med spa practices. It is based in Washington State.
Founder
Tanner Rapp
Tanner founded Threshold Studio. He also runs a primary care and behavioral health clinic, which is why the studio builds for practices.
A practice website has a small number of jobs. It should say what you do and who does it. It should say what it costs, or which insurance you take. It should let someone book, at eleven at night, without calling. The studio builds sites that do those jobs and leaves out what does not help.
How the studio works
- The website is part of the front desk.Each page answers a question your staff is asked all day: do you take my insurance, what does it cost, when can I come in.
- Plain words and real prices.We write the way your best receptionist talks. Where you are willing to publish a price, we publish it.
- Your systems stay yours.We link to the scheduler you already use. We do not ask you to change it, and we do not touch your records.
- You can leave.Month to month, 30 days’ notice. You keep your domain, your text, your photographs and a copy of the pages that any web host can serve.
Do not take our word for it
The studio is new, so there is no client list to show you yet. The previews are its work so far, and they are working websites, not pictures. You can check the work before you ever talk to us.
- Put your practice’s name on the door and open the site we would build for it.
- Book an appointment in it, on your phone, all the way to the confirmation.
- Fill in its new-patient forms. Nothing you type there is stored or sent.
- Read the prices. They are the prices.
Why only three kinds of practice
Someone looking for a therapist, someone with a toothache and someone considering a treatment are not in the same frame of mind, and one template cannot serve all three.
So each kind of practice has its own design, its own way of booking and its own voice. You can see all three by putting your name on the door.
Tell us about your practice.
The brief takes about a minute and asks for business contact details only.