Add an appointment button to your website

One way to enhance a seamless experience for patients, is to provide them with a convenient way to book appointments coming from your website. That’s why we highly recommend you to add a "Book an appointment" button if you have your own website (or a shared website).

If you are not sure how to add this button, don’t worry. Simply reach out to your webmaster and provide them the link to your Rosa Profile. They'll be able to assist you in integrating the button into your website.

In this article you can read where you can find the URL to your Rosa Profile.

Individual healthcare professional

For those of you who are the sole healthcare professional in your practice, there are various approaches you can take to add the button to your website. For instance, you can place it prominently on the homepage, incorporate it into your banner, or feature it under a dedicated "Contact" tab. The goal is to make it easily accessible for patients to schedule appointments with you directly.

You let the button guide patients straight to your personal Rosa Profile.

Group practice

In the case of a group practice, there are even more possibilities to consider.

You can implement a general ‘Make an appointment’ button on the homepage of your website, that directs patients to the Rosa Profile of your organisation.

For example:

Additionally, you can create individual appointment buttons for each healthcare professional in your practice. Here, you link each button to the associated Rosa Profile of the individual HP. This approach is often utilized on pages where patients can learn about the different healthcare providers within the practice.

For example:

These strategies will

Facilitate a smooth appointment booking experience for patients;
Streamline your administrative processes and reduce the burden.

The direct booking option saves time for you and your patients!

If you need more info, please contact us at support@rosa.be

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Add an appointment button to your website

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