Non-surgical treatment, a clear list
The centre uses minimally invasive methods and treats a broad range of conditions: aneurysms and dissections, arteriovenous malformations, peripheral arterial diseases, deep vein thrombosis, varicose veins, pulmonary embolism, liver cancer, portal hypertension, bile duct obstruction, and others.
It was not possible to cover this many areas on one page. Patients usually come with just one diagnosis and need to find the page for that diagnosis — without reading the rest.
What we did
A separate page for each treatment
Each area in the list of treatments has its own page. Patients can go directly from the menu to their diagnosis.
The team in a separate section
The centre's doctors and specialists are presented on a separate page — patients can see who provides their treatment.
Transfers and accommodation
A separate section for patients coming from another city or country: travel and accommodation information does not weigh down the treatment pages.
Three languages
Azerbaijani, Russian, and English — each language has its own complete section structure.
Call and WhatsApp at the top
Two phone numbers and business hours remain fixed in the header bar.
Social media
The website's explanatory approach is adapted to a shorter format on Instagram: one post — one situation and its complete solution.
The monthly topic plan is agreed before publication.
Measured result
Technology and numbers
Frequently asked questions
How do twenty treatment areas fit on one site?
Each gets its own page. Aneurysm, arteriovenous malformation, deep vein thrombosis, pulmonary embolism, portal hypertension — a patient usually arrives with a single diagnosis and must find that page without reading the rest.
What is the transfer section for?
Patients come to the centre from abroad. Accommodation and transfer information sits in its own section rather than inside a treatment page, because it is a separate question that follows the medical decision.
What does it mean that the site no longer opens?
The domain expired and the site went offline. This is an archive case — the structure shown here is how the work stood at the time.
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