For Canadian pharmacies, clinics, and allied health
Health care websites, built by clinicians.
Monograph builds and runs websites for Canadian health care providers, designed by clinicians, compliant by default, and built to be found by patients on Google and by AI assistants.
Every page reviewed against
- College advertising standards
- Food and Drug Regulations C.01.044
- PIPEDA and provincial privacy law
- CASL
- WCAG 2.1 AA
- Bill 96 where Quebec applies
Patient tools that do work, built for Canadian practice
Tools patients use, not a contact form
Every site ships with the features a practice needs, not a generic contact form. Booking connects to whatever the practice already uses rather than replacing it. Every form is built so that personal health information never travels by plain email.
Refill and transfer requests
For pharmacies. Routed to your pharmacy system, not a mailbox.
Booking through what you already use
Your EMR, practice software, or booking tool, linked or embedded. One calendar for your staff.
Intake and registration with consent
Contact details and consent only. No health information by plain email.
A staff panel for what changes weekly
Hours, closures, vaccine availability, a notice bar, staff listings. Edited by your team, no ticket.
Multilingual by design
A second or third language is a content task, not a rebuild. French offered as a standard add on.
A compliance review record
A dated record of which standard was checked, at which version, and what changed. Show it to your College or insurer.
Accessibility as a deliverable
WCAG 2.1 AA at launch and quarterly, plus an accessibility statement page.
Built to be found, including by AI assistants
Entity first structured data, first party analytics, and a monthly report that shows enquiries by source.
Proof first
Platforms we built and run
Our own pharmacies and clinical programs run on the same stack we build for clients. Each case study shows what was built, what it does for patients, and the numbers where they exist.
Pharmacy brokerage and valuation platform
PharmacyBroker.ca
A pharmacy brokerage platform with directories of 1,544 BC and 5,440 Ontario pharmacies, a calibrated valuation engine, first party attribution, an admin dashboard, and a public MCP server.
In preparation
Six more
Carebridge Pharmacy, Mediglen Pharmacy and Compounding, a GLP-1 clinic, SkinOnMain, EDonMain, and quitOH. Published as each practice gives written permission and the figures are confirmed.
The difference
What a practice pays more for
| On | A general agency | Monograph |
|---|---|---|
| Understands the services | Learns what a compounding lab or a minor ailments service is on your invoice. | Pharmacists who dispense, compound, and run pharmacies every week. |
| Knows the advertising rules | Writes what sells. You proofread for licence risk. | Every claim checked against your College's standard and Health Canada limits, with a dated record. |
| Clinical accuracy | Copy written by a marketer, reviewed by nobody with a licence. | Every service page carries a clinician reviewer, credential, and date. |
| AI search readiness | Pages for Google, if that. | Entity first structured data, llms.txt, machine readable endpoints, and first party attribution that shows which assistants send patients. |
| Ownership | Site lives on the agency's platform. Leaving means starting over. | Domain, code, content, and accounts in your name from day one. Leave any month with everything. |
Three services
Build it, keep it safe, make it earn
Build
from $7,500
A website built to a clinical standard, from the starter template we run our own pharmacies on.
Care
$295 per month
Hosting, updates, monitoring, content changes, and a quarterly compliance re review.
Growth
from $1,500 per month
An SEO and AI search program that is executed every month, not just planned.
All prices in Canadian dollars, before tax. Starting prices; every build is quoted after a discovery call. See pricing and terms.
Industries
Written to your College's standard
Pharmacists
Pharmacies
Websites for independent and compounding pharmacies, built by pharmacists. Refill and transfer requests, minor ailment booking, and College reviewed copy.
Physicians
Medical clinics
Websites for family practices, walk in clinics, and specialist clinics. New patient registration, online booking, virtual care, College reviewed copy.
Dentists
Dental clinics
Websites for dental practices in Canada. New patient forms, emergency instructions, insurance and direct billing information, College reviewed claims.
Physiotherapists
Physiotherapy clinics
Websites for physiotherapy and rehabilitation clinics in Canada. Online booking, direct billing, condition pages reviewed by a physiotherapist.
Naturopathic doctors
Naturopathic clinics
Websites for naturopathic clinics in Canada. Booking, intake, and service pages written within your College's advertising standard and reviewed by an ND.
Nurses and nurse practitioners
Nurse practitioner clinics
Websites for nurse practitioner led clinics and nursing practices in Canada. Registration, booking, virtual care, and copy reviewed to your College's standard.
How it works
Four steps, with dates
- Discovery call (60 minutes)We confirm your College, the services that make money, the services that must not be advertised, the booking and phone flow, and who approves content.
- Proposal and agreement (Within three business days)Fixed price, scope, timeline, what you provide, and the compliance scope.
- Content, design, build, QA (Four to sixteen weeks by tier)We write, you correct facts. Every service page passes the compliance checklist before design. No launch without a passed QA checklist.
- Launch and thirty day review (Day 30)DNS in your account, redirects for every old URL, Search Console verified, sitemap submitted. First report, fix list closed, Care begins.
Founders
Two pharmacists who run their practices on this
Photograph of Arash Pourzare to be added (real photograph, no stock).
Arash Pourzare, Pharm.D.
Arash is a practising pharmacist and pharmacy owner in Vancouver. He built and operates the group's platforms, including pharmacybroker.ca, and runs a pharmacy brokerage alongside Monograph.
Photograph of Behnaz Alijani to be added (real photograph, no stock).
Behnaz Alijani, Pharm.D.
Behnaz is a practising pharmacist and pharmacy owner in BC. The group's own pharmacies run on the platforms Monograph builds for clients.
Questions practices ask
We already have a website. Why would we change it?
Send us the address and we will return a ten point review in two days, free. Most practice sites fail on three of the ten. If yours passes, we will say so.
Why does it cost more than a template site?
It is priced for practices where one new patient a month covers the plan. If the site does not need to bring patients, a template is the right choice and we will say so.
Our banner or franchise provides a site. Is that not enough?
Those sites serve the banner's brand and every store looks the same. Patients choose a pharmacy, not a banner, and the site must show what makes yours different, within the rules.
Can you guarantee first page on Google?
No, and anyone who does is not being honest with you. We guarantee the work, the reporting, and that the site will be technically better than the ones outranking you.
Why is there a monthly fee?
Because a site that is not maintained is a liability within a year: security, broken forms, outdated hours, a privacy policy that no longer matches the law. Care keeps it safe. Growth makes it earn.
You are also pharmacy brokers. Will you try to sell my pharmacy?
Separate company, separate team time, and the brokerage never contacts a Monograph client about a sale unless the client asks.
The Monograph Standard
Twelve commitments you can hold us to
Printed on every proposal. Read all twelve.
- Every page is written or reviewed by a licensed clinician in your profession.
- Every claim is checked against your College's current advertising standard, and we keep a dated record.
- We never advertise a prescription drug beyond what Health Canada permits.
- Personal health information never travels by plain email through anything we build.
Start with a call, or a free review of your current site
Send us your website address and we will return a ten point review within two business days, free. Most practice sites fail on three of the ten. If yours passes, we will say so.