Chiro360 Chiropractic Clinic Website

Chiro360 is Dr. Keith Gober's chiropractic clinic in Southfield, Michigan. It treats personal injury, sports injuries, and back and neck pain, and offers Class IV laser and shockwave therapy. We designed the site in Figma, four pages at desktop and phone width, and it is live at chiro360mi.com.

People look for a chiropractor after an accident or an injury, often in pain and unsure what their insurance covers. A clinic site that reads like a brochure loses them. This one had to explain eight treatments in plain words, say who each is for, answer the insurance and referral questions before they are asked, and keep the clinic's number one tap away on every screen.

We designed the site around the call. The phone number sits in the header of every page, and every page closes on the same panel: Dr. Gober and a call button. The services page leads with personal injury, the clinic's core specialty, then gives each treatment a card with what it treats and who it is best for. The contact page answers what people ask before they ring: referrals, insurance, what to bring, accident care, athletes, laser and shockwave, and safety. A teal-to-sky palette and soft line illustrations keep a medical subject calm rather than clinical.

• A home page hero with two actions, call the clinic or explore the services, above a moving strip of the clinic's specialties.
• Four specialties up front: personal injury, sports and performance, back and neck pain, laser and shockwave.
• A services page with eight treatment cards. Each names what it treats, who it is best for, and carries its own call button.
• The first visit in four steps (we talk, we assess, we plan, we start), so a new patient knows what happens before arriving.
• An about page that introduces Dr. Keith Gober, D.C., the clinic's 360° approach in four principles, and the Southfield clinic itself.
• A contact page with phone, fax, email, address and hours as cards, a message form, a map, insurance and payment options, and seven answered questions.
• Patient stories and short reviews on the services page, under the treatments they speak to.
• Every page designed at desktop width (1440) and phone width (430).