Strategy. Design. Human connection.
Your expertise, connected to the people who need it.
We bring strategy, considered design, and practical AI together to help private practices build trust and grow — without losing the human side of care.
In good company · Selected clinical work
01 / Our approach
A website alone isn’t a growth strategy. We connect your digital presence, patient acquisition, and reception into one considered journey — from being discovered to being chosen.
Clinic websites & intake
Thoughtful design, clear treatment information, and a direct path from first impression to consultation. Built around your expertise and your patients.
Ethical patient acquisition
Local and regional search visibility, purposeful content, and ethical campaigns that help patients make informed choices — without turning care into a sales pitch.
AI reception & enquiry routing
Around-the-clock enquiry handling and booking support, designed to ease the workload on your team. Clear escalation keeps clinical decisions with clinicians.
02 / Selected work
01 / Multidisciplinary care
02 / Osteopathy & physical therapy
03 / Urology · Beirut
04 / Physiotherapy directory · Lebanon
05 / Clinical nutrition & meal delivery
06 / Clinical nutrition education · Lebanon & GCC
Selected healthcare projects across clinics, directories and specialist practices. Each practice has its own story — and its own digital expression.
Elie Bassil
Founder, Your Clinic Online
03 / The person behind the practice
I’m Elie Bassil; an entrepreneur, strategist, and marketer working across design, education, and human performance. Your Clinic Online brings that cross-disciplinary perspective to the way practices connect with patients.
As co-founder of Studio Caramel and The Bridge Institute, and an Executive Master of International Health Leadership graduate from McGill University, I help turn ideas into clear, structured ventures. Here, the focus is your practice.
Your next chapter starts with a conversation
Book a free practice audit. We’ll discuss your website, visibility, and patient journey — then identify where a more connected approach could make a difference.