Web hosting for chiropractors and chiropractic clinic WordPress websites
Web hosting for chiropractors has to keep four things working on a phone: the new patient form, the online booking link, the click-to-call button and the location pages that show hours and directions. NowHosted provides an isolated container per site, a global CDN, daily off-site backups, uptime checks every minute, a WAF and malware scanning. Patient records stay in your practice management software while we host the public website around it. Free migration with zero downtime is included, and plans start at 24 USD per month billed yearly.
Example chiropractic clinic
Region North America
- Uptime check
- Every minute
- Public pages
- CDN cache
- New patient form
- On website
- backhealth.example.comProduction
- spine.backhealth.example.comProduction
- staging.backhealth.example.comStaging
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Keep the path from a patient with back pain to your front desk open
Someone with a sore back or a stiff neck searches on their phone, often the same day, and picks a clinic that loads quickly and shows how to book. If the page hangs, the booking link points to an old tool or the form email goes nowhere, they call the next result. A chiropractic site earns its keep through new patient requests, so those paths deserve more attention than the design.
The global CDN serves public pages and images close to the visitor. Each site runs in an isolated container, so another customer's traffic does not share your site's application environment. Visit limits are soft and there are no overage fees, which helps when a local ad campaign or a community event sends a spike of visitors. That is not unlimited capacity, so describe expected demand when you choose a plan.
Before you run ads or publish a new service page, test the real path on staging. Submit a test request, check which inbox receives it and tap the phone number on a mobile device. Repeat after plugin and theme updates. An uptime check every minute tells us when the site stops answering, but it cannot prove that a form email reaches the front desk.
Most clinic sites are light, but gallery pages, team videos and patient education libraries add weight. Compress images before upload and check mobile load time. Storage is pooled across your plan, so a media-heavy site should be sized by its library as well as its visits.
- Keep call, booking and new patient buttons visible on mobile pages.
- Test forms before sending paid traffic to a page.
- Use staging to check updates before publishing them.
- Keep daily off-site backups available after a bad update.
New patient path
- 01Patient searches and opens a service pageWebsite
Public page served from the CDN
- 02Patient taps call or bookingWebsite
Phone number visible on mobile
- 03Patient picks a timeThird-party tool
Scheduling handled by your scheduling vendor
- 04Patient sends a new patient requestWebsite
Contact details sent over HTTPS
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Keep patient records in your practice software
A public WordPress website should not hold health histories, treatment notes or payment card numbers. Keep those in your practice management software or patient portal, with the access controls your practice chooses. Scheduling, intake and billing tools are third-party services. Their accounts and availability are separate from NowHosted, even when your site links to them.
Review what your forms actually save. A contact request can collect a name, phone number and a general reason without asking for clinical detail. Check the form plugin's stored entries and notification settings, because saved entries and emailed copies can keep more than you expect.
NowHosted operates the website layer. HTTPS encrypts connections to the site, the WAF filters hostile requests, malware scanning checks site files and isolation separates each site's application environment. Daily off-site backups give you a recovery copy and access roles keep hosting permissions appropriate to each person. A DPA is available on request through [email protected]. The Secure WordPress hosting page explains the hosting controls.
Hosting alone does not satisfy any regulation, and we do not describe it that way. What a practice must do depends on state rules, the vendors it uses and how staff handle records. Decide which systems hold patient data and which only hold marketing pages, and write that down.
Example site health
backhealth.example.com- Booking link
- Handled by scheduling vendor
- New patient form
- Contact basics only
- TLS certificate
- Renews automatically
- Last backup
- Daily off-site copy
- Staging copy
- For update review
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Run every location and your marketing agency in one account
A single chiropractor may need one website. A group often has a main site, a page set per location and a microsite for a service such as sports injury care or prenatal adjustments. Business covers up to 3 sites. Agency covers up to 20 sites for multi-location groups and for agencies that build websites for many practices. Count the sites you run today and the ones you plan to open, including a staging copy.
On Agency, the owner holds Owner access, the office manager handles Billing, the marketing agency gets Developer access and a regional manager can hold the Client role. Give each person a role that matches their task instead of sharing one login. Hosting roles control the hosting account only. They do not grant permissions inside your practice software or replace WordPress user roles.
Keep ownership with the practice when an outside agency manages the site. Know who controls the domain and who can approve a migration, and remove agency access when an engagement ends. Our reseller hosting for agencies page explains the account tools for agencies managing separate client sites.
For each location, record the domain, the phone number, the hours and the person who reviews changes. A wrong holiday hours banner costs real bookings, so include every location page in the same checklist. Choose North America as the server region for a US clinic. Scale adds SSO and an audit log when a larger group needs central sign-in and a record of account activity.
Team roles
Clinic hosting account
- Clinic ownerOwner
- Office managerBilling
- Marketing agencyDeveloper
- Regional managerClient
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Chiropractor website hosting plans and what they cost
Choose a plan around the sites you operate and the people managing them. Business suits a single clinic with a main site and a few related sites. Agency fits a group with several locations or an agency serving chiropractic clients. Scale adds room and account controls for a large group.
| Plan | Yearly billing | Monthly billing | Sites | Monthly visits | Fits |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Business | Yearly billing24 USD per month, 288 USD per year | Monthly billing49 USD per month | Sites3 | Monthly visits100k | FitsSingle clinics and small practices |
| Agency | Yearly billing74 USD per month, 888 USD per year | Monthly billing149 USD per month | Sites20 | Monthly visits600k | FitsMulti-location groups or agencies serving chiropractors |
| Scale | Yearly billing199 USD per month, 2,388 USD per year | Monthly billing399 USD per month | Sites60 | Monthly visits2M | FitsLarge groups needing SSO and an audit log |
Visit limits are soft, with no overage fees. Every plan includes free migration, SSL, the WAF, malware scanning, daily off-site backups and staging. Practice management and scheduling software subscriptions are separate purchases. Compare billing periods and the full feature list on the WordPress hosting plans page before choosing the plan your office manager will own.
Move your clinic website with a review before the DNS switch
We create a staging copy of your current WordPress website so you can review it before anything moves. Ask your front desk lead to test the new patient form, the booking link, click-to-call and the notification emails. Check the mobile menu and each location page as well. Use test information and keep staging out of patient communications.
You approve the copy before we switch DNS. The old host keeps serving visitors during the move, which lets us migrate with zero downtime. Keep the existing hosting account available until you confirm the new site and form delivery. The free website migration page explains the process. Tell us about domain email records before the switch so website changes do not interrupt the clinic's email.
NowHosted hosts your clinic's website. We do not host practice management systems such as ChiroTouch or Jane, and moving WordPress does not move patient records. If your team needs remote access to desktop clinic software, choose a separate application hosting provider.
Start with the read-only audit on our homepage if you want to assess the current website. It checks response time, TLS certificate expiry, security headers and cache status without changing the site. It does not inspect patient information or certify compliance.
Questions chiropractors ask
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The best web hosting for chiropractors keeps the clinic website fast on phones, the new patient form delivering and the booking link working at all times. Look for isolation, HTTPS, a WAF, daily off-site backups, staging and minute-by-minute uptime checks. NowHosted includes these on managed WordPress hosting, with free migration.
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NowHosted Business costs 24 USD per month billed yearly, or 288 USD per year, for up to 3 sites. Monthly billing costs 49 USD per month. Agency starts at 74 USD per month billed yearly for up to 20 sites. Scheduling and practice management software subscriptions are separate.
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Yes. A WordPress form can collect a name, phone number, preferred location and a short reason for contact, then email the front desk. Test delivery after every plugin update, and keep health history and clinical notes in your practice software or intake portal instead of storing them in WordPress.
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Yes. Each clinic can have its own site or page set under one account. Business covers up to 3 sites and Agency covers up to 20, with Owner, Billing, Developer and Client roles. Keep each location's address, hours and phone number consistent across its pages and listings.
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Not when the domain, URLs and content stay the same and the site stays available. Rankings can still fluctuate. We copy the website to staging for your review and switch DNS after approval, so check redirects, indexing settings and key service pages during that review.