Get found where people ask
Google still matters. So does the answer ChatGPT gives when someone asks for a therapist who takes their insurance. We work on both, and Pulse shows which one sent the visit.
Kalydron · For therapy practices
Sites, search, and AI visibility
Websites and search for therapy practices.
People now ask ChatGPT and Perplexity for a therapist the way they used to ask Google. We build and run your practice site, get it found in both, and show you numbers you can check. Cookieless by default, because your clients' privacy is not a setting.
Kalydron Pulse · last 28 daysIllustrative sample
20,107Google impressions
6.4Average position
5Visits from AI assistants
Illustrative sample. Real client numbers appear here only with the practice's written permission, and never for a medical client by default.
What a practice site has to do
Three things, done quietly.
Protect the person on the other end
No cookies, no consent banner, nothing identifying. A prospective client can read about EMDR at two in the morning without leaving a trail.
Turn a visit into a call
Callback forms and tap-to-call that go straight to your practice, not to a marketing inbox. Pulse counts the intent without keeping the message.
What we build and run
One partner for the site, the search, and the numbers.
Most practices are juggling a web designer, a hosting company, an SEO vendor, and an analytics tool nobody opens. Kalydron is one accountable person for all of it.
The site
Fast, plain, and written for the person reading it late at night. A page per modality and per insurance, in the words clients actually use. Built to be read by a screen reader and by an AI assistant.
Search
Search Console wired on day one, so you see impressions and clicks from Google without any tag on the site. Pages earn their place by answering a real question, never by repeating a city name.
AI visibility
Structured data that tells an assistant who you are, what you treat, and where. Then Pulse watches the referrer, so when ChatGPT or Perplexity sends someone, you see the visit.
Intake
A callback form that goes to your practice inbox and nowhere else. The confirmation a client receives is a fixed message that never repeats what they wrote. Tap-to-call on every page.
The Kalydron Standard
Lines we hold.
Five commitments, on every site we run. These are the ones that matter most for a practice.
- No purchased links, no purchased reviews, no fake urgency.
- No retargeting ads aimed at people who read about trauma or depression.
- No publishing your numbers. Practice results stay between us unless you ask in writing.
- No consent banner on your site. There is nothing to consent to.
The full five are on the home page.
Who runs this
I'm Zach. I build these sites and I run them afterward.
Two of the practices I run sites for are in Dallas and Fort Worth, and their owner has my number. Nothing on a practice site changes without me signing off, and if you ever want to know how a number on your dashboard was measured, I will show you the query.
Talk to ZachReplies within a business day.
Pricing is a conversation
Tell me about the practice.
What you run, what the site does today, and what you need it to do. I'll say plainly whether Kalydron is a fit.