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List your physiotherapy clinic or home visit practice on Reach, free

Every PhysioDesk clinic, on every plan including Free, gets a public page on Reach. Here is what goes on it, how patients find it, and how to make it worth finding.

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When someone in your area searches for a physiotherapist, they usually pick from whoever they can find quickly, with enough information to trust. Reach is PhysioDesk's directory built for that moment. Every clinic on PhysioDesk gets a page on it, on every plan, including Free.

What patients see

Patients search Reach by city, area or treatment ("back pain in Baner", "home physiotherapy in Andheri"), or sort clinics by distance from where they are. Each clinic has its own page with:

  • your clinic name, physiotherapist and registration number

  • the treatments you offer and the areas you cover

  • your fees, as you state them

  • your timings, and whether you visit at home, see patients at the clinic, or both

  • photos of your clinic and your logo

  • answers to common questions

  • reviews from patients (on paid plans)

  • buttons to call, message on WhatsApp or open directions

The patient contacts you directly. There is no booking engine in between, no booking fee and no commission.

Home visit practices are welcome

Many physiotherapists in India work mostly or only at patients' homes. Reach treats that as a first-class way to practise, not an afterthought. If you have no premises, tick "we only visit patients at home" and list the areas you cover instead of an address. Your page then appears for searches in those areas, and patients can filter for clinics that offer home visits.

How to set it up

Your listing takes its identity from your clinic settings, so your clinic name and registration number cannot be changed on the listing by mistake. From the Reach listing page in PhysioDesk you then add:

  1. Treatments you offer, chosen from a fixed list so patients searching for them find you.

  2. Areas you cover, with your own area first.

  3. Your location on a map, so distances are right.

  4. Fees, timings and visit types.

  5. Photos and a logo. At least one photo is required. A clear photo of the treatment room or of you with equipment helps patients more than a stock image.

  6. Questions and answers, starting from a suggested set you can edit.

A completeness meter shows what is missing and why it matters. When you are ready, submit the listing. The PhysioDesk team checks every listing before it goes live, and tells you if anything needs changing.

What each plan includes

  • Free: a full Reach page, up to 5 treatments and 2 areas.

  • Basic: up to 10 treatments and 6 areas, patient reviews on your page, and listing analytics (views, calls, WhatsApp messages and map opens).

  • Premium: up to 16 treatments and 12 areas, and your clinic is lifted in search results and city pages, marked Featured.

  • Business: a separate page for each of your two branches.

What gets a clinic noticed

We will not promise a ranking on Google, and nobody honest can. What we can tell you is what Reach itself rewards. The clinics shown first on the Reach home page are chosen by what they have earned, never by payment:

  • a complete listing, with photos, treatments, areas, fees and timings

  • reviews from patients

  • articles the clinic has written on its page

  • patients acting on the page, by calling or messaging

Share your page

Once your page is live, PhysioDesk shows its address with a copy button. Put it on your Google Business Profile, your Instagram bio and your WhatsApp Business profile, and keep your clinic name, address and phone exactly the same everywhere, because search engines match those details across sites.

Start

Create your clinic account, fill in your clinic details, then open Reach listing in the menu. It takes about twenty minutes to complete a good listing.

Get started

Free to start, and no card to begin with.

Open an account and use it with real patients. Move up only when the clinic has outgrown what the free tier holds.