GP practice websites built by primary care experts.
Modern, accessible websites created around the realities of general practice. Design, hosting, migration, monthly updates and direct support are included for one clear annual price.
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Accessibility-led designBuilt to WCAG 2.2 AA from the first sketch, not bolted on.
Personal supportReal people who answer, not a ticketing queue.
Primary care expertiseBuilt with GPs, practice managers and PCN teams.
No confusing add-onsClear inclusions, straightforward annual pricing.
Supporting GP practices and PCNs across the UK · Part of Simpliy Limited
Accessible by design
Personal support included
Reduces admin burden
Helps with digital poverty
Proactive monitoring
Privacy policy reminders
Built around primary care
Accessible by design
Direct personal support
Clear annual pricing
Websites built around real healthcare journeys
Websites designed around the people who use them.
From individual GP practices to Primary Care Networks and wider healthcare organisations, we create websites that help people find the right information and services more easily.
GP Practices
Patient-friendly websites, faster access to the right information.
Clear appointment routes, accessible content and everyday tools designed around how patients and reception teams actually use a practice website.
The essentials should not feel like optional extras.
Accessible & compliant
Designed in line with WCAG 2.2 AA and NHS content standards, so patients — including those using assistive technology — can reach the information they need.
Proactive monitoring
Uptime, performance and broken links watched so issues are dealt with quickly.
A named account manager
One direct contact who knows your practice — not a shared ticket queue.
Monthly content updates
We update your content each month at no extra cost.
NHS.uk domain support
Set-up and management of your .nhs.uk domain included.
Secure PPG area
Password-protected section for Patient Participation Groups.
Policy & compliance prompts
Reminders when policies or notices need refreshing.
Annual review
A yearly check-in to keep the site aligned with current guidance.
Careful migration
Content moved from your old provider with URLs preserved.
Primary care knowledge, without the faceless agency process.
Simpliy Primary Care is the specialist healthcare arm of Simpliy Limited — a small team that builds and looks after healthcare websites as an ongoing service, not a one-off project.
A direct relationship with people who understand the work.
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Primary care experience
Services shaped by practical knowledge of general practice and healthcare communications.
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Clear service information
Straightforward explanations of what is included and how the service works.
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Designed for everyday use
Websites that work for patients, staff and changing organisational priorities.
Selected primary care work
Work designed to make healthcare information clearer.
Primary Care Network
East Staffordshire PCN
A newly formed PCN needed a comprehensive digital presence to coordinate 18 member practices serving 144,000 patients across the region, along with consistent branding and social media management.
A complete practice transformation including digital presence, brand refresh, and physical materials to create a cohesive, professional identity for patients and staff.
Print and digital communications for the Social Prescribing service — social media posts, pull-up banners, leaflets and supporting patient-facing materials designed to raise awareness and drive self-referrals.
“The website is really patient-friendly and easy to navigate. Our patients regularly comment on how much better it is than our old site.”
Practice Manager
East Staffordshire
“Simpliy made the whole process so straightforward. No jargon, no surprises. The annual cost is exactly what they said it would be.”
GP Partner
Burton-on-Trent
“Having monthly content updates included is a game-changer. We just email them what needs changing and it's done. So much easier than trying to do it ourselves.”