AAOS Personal Physician and Group Practice Web sites

Now available and free as a benefit of membership! AAOS connects you to your patients and the public with your own customized Internet Web site.

Build a practice web site that strengthens the physician - patient relationship, creates a more informed patient, and reaches out to the community.

You can personalize your web site with your photograph, educational background, board certification, focus and affiliations, office location and a map* to get there, hours of service, and insurance plans accepted. Include a personal "Message from Your Physician," describing your practice and practice style, and other information about orthopaedic care.

Before You Begin:

  • Some things to consider before building your web site

  • You must be a member of the Academy to build your own Personal Physician or Group Practice Web site.
    Members of the American Society for Surgery of the Hand may also create a Personal Physician Web site.

  • For Group Web sites, one member in the Group must use his/her Academy ID number to access Group Web site development.
Build/Edit Your Own Individual Physician Web site

Build/Edit Your Own Group Practice Web site

Have Questions or Need Assistance

  • For assistance in creating your web sites, send an E-mail to orthodoc@aaos.org or call Pam Butenshen at 847-384-4282 (7:00 AM - 3:00 PM CST Monday-Friday) with your questions.

  • AAOS offers scanning and sizing services for your photograph and logo.

How To Register Your Web site With Search Engines

Web site Utilization Statistics

Rx for Patient Education

  • Rx for Patient Education
    Connect your patient education program with orthopaedic information you can trust
    Create customized printouts for your patients listing articles from Your Orthopaedic Connection with your name, practice address, and logo

Patient - Public Information materials are available for linking from your Web Sites

  • Learn about the Academy's Patient - Public Information Web site

  • View the Academy's Patient - Public Information Web site

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