New Brunswick
Pharmacy and clinic website design in Bathurst
Monograph designs, builds and maintains websites for pharmacies and clinics in Bathurst. We are two practising pharmacists who own pharmacies in British Columbia; we work with Bathurst practices remotely, and every page is checked against the rules that apply in New Brunswick.
The rules
What a Bathurst pharmacy or clinic website has to get right
Advertising rules
Pharmacies in New Brunswick are regulated by the New Brunswick College of Pharmacists, and physicians by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of New Brunswick. What a page may say about services, prices and outcomes follows their standards; other professions follow their own College.
Health privacy
New Brunswick's Personal Health Information Privacy and Access Act (PHIPAA) applies to custodians, which include licensed health care providers, and its definition of health care facility includes pharmacies and medical clinics.
What pharmacists may prescribe
New Brunswick pharmacists can assess and prescribe for a listed set of common ailments, such as uncomplicated urinary tract infections, shingles and conjunctivitis, and the province funds these services for residents with a valid Medicare card. A pharmacy site can describe these services in the College's terms and send patients to book through the pharmacy's own tool.
Drug coverage
Refill, transfer and service pages name the plan patients know: New Brunswick Prescription Drug Program and New Brunswick Drug Plan. How refill and transfer requests work.
Your patients
Languages spoken at home in Bathurst
In the Bathurst census agglomeration, no single language other than English and French is spoken most often at home by 200 people or more, so most practices here start with English and French. A second language can be added later as a content task; how that works.
French is the first official language spoken of 65.6 percent of residents. A French version is offered as a standard add on.
Our work
Built in British Columbia, delivered to Bathurst
Our live work is in Metro Vancouver: community pharmacies, a family medicine clinic and specialised programmes. The same build, review record and care plan apply to a Bathurst practice.
Pricing
The same three services
Build from $2,500
A website built to a clinical standard, from the starter template every Monograph site is built on.
Care $150 to $250 per month
Hosting, updates, monitoring, content changes, and a quarterly compliance re review.
Growth from $500 per month
An SEO and AI search program that is executed every month, not just planned.
Questions from Bathurst practices
Who builds pharmacy and clinic websites in Bathurst?
Monograph does, from Vancouver. We are two practising pharmacists who own pharmacies in British Columbia, and we build and maintain websites for pharmacies and clinics across Canada, including in Bathurst. Every page is checked against the New Brunswick College of Pharmacists, the College of Physicians and Surgeons of New Brunswick or the relevant College before it goes live.
Do you need to be in Bathurst to build our website?
No. Discovery, content review and training happen by video call, and the site, the booking links and your Google Business Profile are set up remotely. Your team approves every page before it goes live.
Should a Bathurst website be in French as well as English?
French is the first official language spoken of 65.6 percent of residents. (2021 Census). A French version is a standard add on: the site is built so a second language is a content task, and each translated page is reviewed like the original.
What does a website for a Bathurst pharmacy or clinic cost?
Build is from $2,500, Care is $150 to $250 per month after three free months, and Growth is from $500 per month. The price is the same in Bathurst as anywhere else in Canada, in Canadian dollars before tax, with nothing billed by the hour.
Elsewhere in New Brunswick
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