Cedar Row Family Medicine

What you start with

• Live "today" board hero
• Photography
• Scroll motion

The one memorable thing: the "Today at Cedar Row" board on the navy band: sick-visit slots left, lab walk-in until 11:00, who is in clinic. It answers "can I be seen today?" before anything else.

Direction: the clinic's front-desk notice board and printed patient handbook: a serif you'd see on a well-made appointment letter, navy ink, plain lists, today's facts first.

The prompt it was built from

Website for Cedar Row Family Medicine, a family practice at 2140 Atwood Avenue in Madison, Wisconsin. Three family physicians (Dr. Miriam Hale, Dr. Kofi Ndiaye, Dr. Elena Sorensen) and a nurse practitioner, Jess Kowalski. We see everyone from newborns to people in their nineties, and we're taking new patients. What people need to know: we keep same-day sick visits open every weekday (call by 10am), there's a walk-in lab for blood draws 7:30 to 11:00, and you can do video visits for follow-ups and refills. We do physicals (adult, kids, sports), vaccines, diabetes / blood pressure / asthma care, women's health, minor procedures (stitches, mole removal, joint injections) and mental health check-ins. Hours: Mon-Thu 7:30am-7pm, Fri 7:30am-5pm, Sat 8am-noon (sick visits only). Phone (608) 555-0172. We take Medicare, BadgerCare Plus, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare and most Blue Cross plans. Self-pay prices: office visit $135, annual physical $190, video visit $85, sports physical $60. What makes us different: you see the same doctor every time, and portal messages get an answer from your own care team within one working day. I want the site to feel like a calm, organised front desk, not a hospital ad.