frequently asked questions
Please see the instructions
page. Or just telephone 01246 205900.
How do I contact you?
Please see the contact us page.
Telephone anytime 01246 205900
How do I register my domain name?
Internet-GP will register this on your behalf at cost price.
The name remains your property. If at anytime you wish to move
the name there is no charge.
Many GP practices registered for free websites but now find
they are being charged much higher prices than we offer. Please
contact us and we can arrange for the domain name and website to
be moved.
I don't have any experience with websites can you help?
Yes. That is what we do. We can project manage the whole
process and do the work. No extra cost.
£299. Simple. No hidden extras.
More details>>>
How many websites have you designed?
Over 300 GP websites (May 2008) and many other small
businesses. Have a look at our
portfolio or
screenshots of some of our
websites.
Can we edit the website from the practice?
Yes. You need to have a copy of
Microsoft Frontpage™
or Expression Web™ or for
simple text editing Microsoft Word or similar program.
How many pages can we have on the website?
There is no limit. The average GP website has about 25 pages.
Can we have our own pictures on the website?
Yes. Some of the core design elements can not be altered but
images can be substituted.
You can have as many images as you want.
Can we have a secure prescription ordering service on the website?
Yes, but there is an additional charge of £99 for this service as it
takes extra time to set up and maintain and purchase a security
certificate.
Can we have links to other websites?
Yes. We provide a generic list of about 50 known useful
website links appropriate to a General Practice website. You can
also select links you prefer. You may have as many as you want.
Can we run a survey or questionnaire on the websites?
Yes, but there is an additional charge for this service as it
takes time to set up and maintain.
Why can I not see the new changes you have made to my
website?
Pressing the F5 key on your keyboard will refresh your
browser and bring up the recent changes. There can be a further
delay for users accessing the Internet pages from within the
NHSnet. This is a technical issue within the NHSnet and
something unfortunately we cannot control.
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