Original Simba Health website, later replaced by a custom rebuild.
The homepage puts prices in the hero rather than behind an enquiry form: appointment length and cost for each discipline, on translucent cards over the clinic itself.
Conditions are listed the way patients describe them — coccyx pain, heel pain, headaches — each with a line drawing and a short explanation of what treatment involves.
The services index is set as a plain stacked list over a single photograph, so the six disciplines read in one pass instead of competing as cards.
A dedicated pricing page states the reasoning as well as the numbers: healthcare in Australia is expensive, and the fees are published in full rather than quoted on request.
The locations page pairs every clinic address, email and phone number with a map, so the nearest one is obvious without reading three blocks of text.
Audiology gets its own landing page, led by the free consultation and a banner offering a hearing aid demo and screening at no cost.
The podiatry page repeats the pricing pattern for its own appointment types, including the biomechanical assessment, before making the case for the clinic.
The DEXA scan page argues its point in the headline — see what the scale cannot — over a photo of an actual result screen, with booking and a demo video side by side.