Shared service navigation
Organise enhanced access, ARRS and neighbourhood services around what people need to understand or do.
Healthcare
PCN Websites
One clear digital home for your Primary Care Network.
Evoqode creates accessible, maintainable PCN websites that help patients, member practices and local partners understand the network, find shared services and keep up with work across the neighbourhood.
PCN managers
Clinical Directors
Member practices
Operational and digital leads
A distinct digital role
A PCN is not simply a larger GP practice website.
A GP practice website is primarily a digital front door for one practice and its patients. A Primary Care Network website has a different job: it must explain how several member practices work together, make shared and enhanced services understandable, and provide a coherent view of network activity.
The structure needs to serve people looking for local support without obscuring the role of their registered practice. It also needs to support network recruitment, news, projects, governance and communications for professional audiences.
Information architecture
Bring shared services and network information into one structure.
The website should help visitors understand what the PCN provides, where a service is available and how it relates to their member practice. The precise content is shaped around the network rather than forced into a generic template.
Member practices and locations
Enhanced access arrangements
ARRS roles and services
Social prescribing
First-contact physiotherapy
Clinical pharmacy
Mental health support
Network projects and local services
Population health work
Neighbourhood information
Careers and recruitment
News and updates
Clear relationships
Keep shared content and practice information connected without duplication.
Member-practice profiles can make locations, contact routes and relevant local information visible while shared service pages explain what is available across the network.
Clear ownership and publishing patterns reduce the need to repeat the same information across several pages, while still making each practice's relationship to the PCN understandable.
Member-practice visibility
Give each practice a clear place in the network without recreating its full patient-facing website.
Locations and availability
Explain where network services operate and how access arrangements vary where that information is appropriate to publish.
Network communications
Support news, projects, governance, careers and updates for patients, practices and local partners.
Accessible by design
WCAG 2.2 AA requirements, keyboard access, focus visibility, responsive behaviour, readable content structure and inclusive journeys are considered throughout delivery. Accessibility is an ongoing responsibility, not a badge or one-off claim.
Maintainable after launch
Reusable service, practice, location, role, news and project structures help the PCN team publish consistently. Clear content ownership and practical CMS access make routine updates manageable without turning every change into a development task.
Implementation and migration
Move forward without reproducing old problems.
PCN content is often spread across practice websites, documents and temporary project pages. The implementation process identifies the authoritative material, reduces duplication and creates a shared structure that can be reviewed by the right stakeholders before launch.
01
Review
Understand the organisation, audiences, services, current website, content, locations, governance and operational requirements.
02
Rationalise
Decide what should be retained, improved, combined or retired instead of carrying duplication and outdated material forward.
03
Build & migrate
Create the agreed structure and migrate current, approved content into a maintainable website that reflects the organisation.
04
Review
Complete stakeholder review alongside responsive, accessibility, content and technical quality checks.
05
Launch
Coordinate approval, important redirects and controlled cutover into the agreed hosting and support arrangements.
Pricing
A quote shaped around the organisation and its content.
PCN websites are scoped individually because the service, content and organisational structure can vary substantially. We will confirm the scope and commercial basis after understanding the requirements.
Website implementation
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Pricing depends on:
- Number of member practices
- Service and content structure
- Migration volume
- Integrations and external services
- Locations
- Governance and corporate content
- Ongoing support requirements
Keep the technology healthy
Hosting, Care & Support
Scoped individually
Hosting, monitoring, backups, maintenance and technical support are agreed around the completed website and its requirements.
Support content and services
Managed Healthcare Support
Scoped individually
Ongoing content, accessibility, website and digital-service support can be added around the organisation's priorities.
Frequently asked questions
What PCN teams usually want to know.
How is a PCN website different from a GP practice website?+
A PCN website explains the network, its member practices and services delivered across a neighbourhood. It complements rather than replaces each practice's patient-facing website and must make those relationships clear.
Can every member practice have its own profile?+
Yes. Member-practice profiles can present agreed location, contact and relationship information while linking to the practice's own website for detailed patient journeys. The structure is agreed around the network and avoids unnecessary duplication.
Can the website explain enhanced access and ARRS services?+
Yes. The content architecture can bring together enhanced access, ARRS roles and other shared services in language appropriate for the intended audience, with clear routes to approved existing systems where relevant.
Can PCN teams update news, vacancies and service information?+
Yes. The CMS and publishing structure can support routine network updates, subject to agreed roles and governance. Managed Healthcare Support is also available where the team needs ongoing practical help.
Can you migrate content from several existing sources?+
Yes. Migration can include agreed current content from practice pages, documents or an existing PCN site. The volume, condition, ownership and remediation needs are reviewed before the migration scope is confirmed.
How much does a PCN website cost?+
PCN websites are quoted individually. Pricing depends on member-practice numbers, services, content and migration volume, locations, integrations, governance content and ongoing support requirements.
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