RemedyConnect

A Centennial Pediatric Tech Firm With Roots in 1999

RemedyConnect is a practice technology and marketing company for pediatric practices, based in Centennial, Colorado. Its roots trace to the Pediatric Web project around 1999 and to an after-hours answering service built by Dr. Dan Feiten, a co-founder of Greenwood Pediatrics. The company says it went on to build the country’s largest pediatric web design company and cites more than 23 years in practice marketing. In February 2022 it was acquired by Office Practicum, a pediatric EHR, practice management and revenue cycle company. Healthcare, and pediatrics in particular, is its entire business.

SEO Only on Sites It Builds, Plus a 24/7 Answering Service

Marketing services include website design, SEO, reputation management, social media services and patient education content. Its SEO work covers keyword research, technical fixes, Google Business Profile optimization and ranking and traffic reports, and is offered only on sites the company builds. Beyond marketing, it sells a 24/7 answering service, telehealth tools, and custom websites and mobile apps. That mix means a practice can bundle its website, after-hours phone coverage and telehealth with one vendor, which some small pediatric offices may find simpler to manage than several separate contracts.

3,000 Backlinks for Pediatric Healthcare Associates

Pediatrics is its core market. Its SEO page features Pediatric Healthcare Associates in Fairfield, Connecticut, and reports a 16% rise in user engagement after a new site launch, more than 3,000 backlinks and top first-page rankings for searches such as pediatrician near me and local pediatrician. It also shows sites built for Pediatrics of Bullitt County and Rainbow Pediatrics PC. The company reports more than 1,800 sites optimized, 4.5 million patients reached and a 97% client retention rate.

Platform Fees and the Cost of Moving Away

Prices and contract terms are not published, and the site offers a free consultation or demo. Because SEO is tied to its own website platform, practices should ask what a move would cost, what the monthly platform fee covers, and how reputation management and patient education add-ons are priced. Practices already using Office Practicum should ask whether bundled pricing is available.

Taking the Pediatric Site to Another Platform

• If we leave, can we take our website content and domain to another platform?
• Will you sign a Business Associate Agreement covering the answering service, forms and telehealth tools?
• Do you manage Google Ads, or would we need another partner for paid search?
• How has the Office Practicum acquisition changed support or pricing for practices on other EHRs?