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For therapists in private practice

A website as good as your practice.

A complete, compliant website for your practice, on your own domain, with an assistant that handles the design, the writing and the search work. You approve; it never publishes on its own.

From $89 a month after the trial. Card required, cancel any time in the trial and you are not charged.

A therapy practice website built on Practice Lantern, shown on a desktop screen

You have a practice, not a marketing department.

Everything here is written for one person who would rather be seeing clients.

You are careful about compliance, as you should be.

Built around HIPAA, California's CMIA, the Board of Psychology's advertising rule, and the ADA.

You want to be found by the people you can help.

Pages for the conditions, the insurers and the places you serve, and a way to know what is working.

The free trial is one week

What happens in the seven days

Day1

Your site exists

Sign up, name your practice, and a complete site is waiting on a private address: every page a practice needs, the compliance pages included. Nothing is public yet.

Day2

It looks like you

Pick a style and a color package, or tell the assistant what you want in plain words and choose from the options it shows you. Your photo, your credentials, your fees.

Day3

Patients can reach you safely

Your contact page links to a Hushmail secure form under Hushmail's HIPAA agreement. Enquiries go straight to you. None of it ever touches our servers.

Day5

Your writing has an editor

Bring your blog across, or start one. The assistant tightens a draft, suggests titles, and checks every post for the things a licensing board would notice.

Day7

You decide to go live

A checklist walks you through your license number, availability, privacy notice and one last read-through. Then one button. Or keep it private and take your time.

What we never touch

Compliance is the architecture, not a checkbox

No patient data, by design
Secure enquiries are handled by Hushmail under their Business Associate Agreement. Our platform has no form, no inbox and no database that could hold a patient's details, and a test enforces that on every change.
Your license number, on every page
California requires it in all advertising, and a website is advertising. It is in the footer of every page from day one.
Disclaimers that stay put
The blog carries the notice professional ethics require: reading it does not make someone your client. It cannot be switched off.
Accessible, and checked
One heading per page, landmarks, a skip link, contrast measured against WCAG AA, and every page tested at six screen widths before it ships.
Your privacy notice, as a web page
Not a scanned PDF from years ago. The patient rights are written in plain language; your practice's details are yours to confirm.
Nothing generated about medicine
The assistants propose layouts, edits and page structures inside fixed templates. They cannot write code, invent statistics, or promise an outcome.

Three levels

The website is the first level. Being found is the rest.

Compare every feature

The website

Lantern

A complete, compliant practice website, written and designed with an assistant that knows how search and AI answers read a page.

$89a month

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Being found · most practices

Lantern Plus

Everything in Lantern, plus an agent that tells you what to publish next, drafts it, and shows you what it did.

$179a month

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Being chosen

Lantern Growth

Everything in Plus, plus a marketing program that fills the calendar.

$349a month

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Every level starts with 7 free days. Hushmail for Healthcare is billed separately by Hushmail, from about $12 a month, so the patient-data agreement is between you and them.

Start with Lantern Plus. Change levels whenever you like.

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