A patient who decides before flying in

Spine or brain surgery is never an impulse decision. International patients research for weeks, compare training and hospitals, and need to understand the procedure without translating medical jargon. The challenge was to lay all of that out in a single journey — who he is, where he operates, which procedures he performs and what backs his training — and to have it work as well in English as in Spanish.

✓Two audiences on one site: local patients and international patients
✓US fellowship training that had to be obvious, not buried in a CV
✓Complex procedures that must be explained without alarming or oversimplifying
✓Content the practice needs to update without touching any code

The solution

What we built

A clinical site in deep navy, bilingual end to end, with a custom panel so the practice can edit copy and images itself.

I want to start →

✓A fully bilingual English/Spanish site with a header switcher: content changes without a reload or a second domain
✓A hero that states the offer plainly — top-notch neurosurgery in Puerto Vallarta by a US-trained surgeon — over real operating-room photography
✓A physician profile covering 20+ years of experience, American Board of Clinical Neurological Surgery certification and international publications
✓A fellowship block for the University of Miami and the University of Arizona, the differentiator no local competitor can copy
✓Two specialty pages: brain surgery (tumours, Chiari malformation, hydrocephalus, cranioplasty) and spine surgery (microdiscectomy, fusion, minimally invasive, Medtronic Mazor robotics)
✓A surgical-procedures page and an FAQ section that settle questions before the consultation
✓A contact page with the real address at Hospital CMQ Premiere, phone, email and a floating WhatsApp button
✓A custom PHP and MySQL CMS: the practice edits any text or image on the site from /admin, in both languages
✓SEO aimed at medical-tourism searches — neurosurgeon Puerto Vallarta, spine surgeon Mexico — with per-page titles and descriptions
✓A responsive, lightweight build made to be read on a phone in a waiting room or from abroad