Healthcare design.

The Ministry of Health advertising ban is the most frequently violated area on healthcare sites — at DijiPal I make this the first item in the design brief. "The best dentist in Turkey," "painless treatment guarantee," before/after photo walls, and discount campaigns are removed from the site. In their place: branch information, academic background, publications, and informational articles aimed at educating the patient. Signage fees / price list advertising is not done; the appointment module is built around a "request a consultation" call rather than "check the price." I provide every page open to ministry inspection as a checklist for you before going live.

Yes — it works in two-way sync with Google Calendar, Outlook 365, or your own practice management software (DoctorPro, Mediotek, MedHub, etc.). When a patient picks a time, it's automatically blocked in your calendar, and when you add something manually, that slot disappears for patients too. SMS reminders cut the no-show rate from an average of 23% to 7% among my DijiPal clients. For emergencies, I leave a "phone authorization" field so your secretary also sees appointments added outside the system. Appointment confirmation and reminder flow over WhatsApp Business is also standard in the package.

Under KVKK/GDPR, health data is "special category personal data" — meaning explicit consent + additional security measures are mandatory. On DijiPal healthcare sites, the appointment form does not collect special category data (the complaint field is designed only as a pre-category selection); the actual medical history is taken in person. Stored data is AES-256 encrypted, logged with an anonymized identifier, and automatically anonymized after 6 months. The health annex of the KVKK/GDPR data inventory, the explicit consent statement, and the data controller representative appointment form are prepared together — in an audit, you can answer "is the site compliant?" with documentation.

No — the App Store approval process takes 4-6 weeks in the health category and every update requires a new review. Instead, I solve it with a PWA (Progressive Web App): the patient adds your site to their home screen, it opens fullscreen like an app, and can receive appointments and notifications — without any App Store approval. 91% of the healthcare sites I've built at DijiPal run on mobile + WhatsApp only, with no native app investment. If you want mobile payments, iyzico or Paratika is compliant for the healthcare industry, and we integrate those too.

Yes — the admin panel comes simplified for healthcare physicians. When you add a post, the "Ministry of Health advertising principles checklist" opens automatically: if there's a guarantee, a quoted patient testimonial, or pricing, it won't let you save and gives a warning. Image uploads have automatic watermark + alt-text suggestions, with word count + readability score shown. Article templates (case series, informational, frequently asked treatment question) are ready, so you only need to produce the content. I provide free training for the first month + a WhatsApp support line.

On healthcare sites, I set up WhatsApp not as a single "call" button but as an intelligent flow. When the patient taps the "Appointment" button, a politely pre-written message appears in WhatsApp (name, branch, preferred time). Your secretary, or a chatbot via the Cloud API, gives the first response within 2 minutes. I manage the application process for your green-checkmark (official) WhatsApp Business account. For patient privacy, no medical documents are requested over WhatsApp; only appointment coordination takes place. The WhatsApp channel is also added to the KVKK/GDPR privacy notice.