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How to Brand Your OptiMantra [or Other EMR] Booking Link for a Seamless Client Experience

June 19, 2025
4 min read
Brand EMR Booking Link

Your online booking page is often your client’s first digital interaction with your brand - so you need to make that first impression count by blending functionality with aesthetics to create a booking experience that reflects your professionalism and style.

Here’s how to transform your booking link from basic to branded to convert your prospective patients to visits.

1. Add Your Logo and Branding

Your logo sets the tone for your practice and establishes immediate brand recognition. It should also work with your business name and overall branding - especially colors and fonts. Consistent color usage builds brand trust and visual harmony across your site, booking flow, and patient communications.

Tips:

  • When designing a logo, think through your business name and business mission. E.g., if your business is called “Serenity Health” perhaps opt for soothing colors and a logo that exudes serenity
    • Looking for a quick fix? There are a lot of online websites that can help you generate a logo, and pick colors.
    • Alternatively? Work with a marketing lead or website designer to think through your broader branding strategy.
  • When creating your logo
    • Make sure to export it as a JPEG or PNG with a transparent background.
    • Keep it centered and sized appropriately (around 300–500px wide) - you don’t want a logo that’s so high resolution on your website that it takes forever to load for your patients
  • Already have a logo but not sure of your brand’s hex codes (exact color codes)? Use your website’s source code or a tool like ColorZilla Chrome extension to reproduce the colors at the top of their OptiMantra booking page. The logo matches what’s on their website and email signature, which makes the transition between pages seamless.

2. Write a Compelling Provider Bio That Builds Trust

When clients browse your booking page, your bio is one of the first things they'll read. It’s not just a credential dump — it’s your chance to make a personal connection and differentiate yourself in a crowded market.

Why Your Bio Matters

  • Helps clients choose the right provider
  • Reduces no-shows by reinforcing confidence
  • Adds warmth and personality to your brand
  • Differentiates you from other providers with similar titles

Structure of a Strong Bio

  1. Start With a Personal Hook
    • “Helping people reconnect with their inner calm has been my calling since I was 17 and shadowing my first mental health counselor.”
  2. List Your Credentials (Briefly!)
    • “I’m a board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner with specialized training in trauma-informed care and integrative psychiatry.”
  3. Highlight Your Philosophy or Approach
    • Example“My style is collaborative and holistic — I believe real healing blends science, spirituality, and deep listening.”
  4. Include Specific Populations or Conditions
    • Example“I work primarily with adults navigating anxiety, burnout, and identity transitions.”
  5. End With a Personal Touch
    • Example“When I’m not in session, you’ll find me hiking with my rescue pup or experimenting with new herbal teas.”

A Bio Example

Dr. Sasha Kim, ND
“I believe in meeting you where you are — and helping you heal from the inside out. As a naturopathic doctor, I focus on hormone balance, gut health, and root-cause solutions. My goal is to help you reclaim your energy and joy, using evidence-based treatments that align with your body’s wisdom. Outside of work, I love paddleboarding, foraging, and writing poetry.”

Tip!

  • You can also add Instructions for Booking - Include a short welcome message like:
  • “Welcome to Elevate Wellness! Please select your provider or service below. If you're new, choose 'Initial Visit – New Clients.' For urgent issues, call 111-222-3333.”

3. Add Product & Service Descriptions That Sell (and Add Images!)

Clear, inviting service descriptions reduce confusion, improve booking accuracy, and increase client confidence — especially when the service is unfamiliar or high-value.

How to Write an Effective Service Description

  1. Start With a Clear Title
    • Avoid: “Initial Visit”
    • Use: “New Client Mental Wellness Consultation (60 Min)”
  2. Lead With Benefits
    • Answer: “What will the client walk away with?”
    • Example: “This 60-minute consultation is designed to uncover the root causes of your anxiety, stress, or mood concerns, and create a personalized care plan.”
  3. Add What to Expect
    • What happens during the session?
    • Any tools, assessments, or modalities used?
    • Is it virtual or in person?
  4. Include Who It’s For
    • Example: “Ideal for new clients seeking a holistic approach to mental health, especially those struggling with fatigue, mood swings, or unresolved trauma.”
  5. Add Pricing Transparency (if appropriate)
    • Example: “$180 | Includes consultation, intake review, and post-visit care plan summary.”
  6. Add Images (Optional but Powerful!)
    • Add professional photos of:
      • Your treatment rooms
      • Your team in action
      • Before & afters (if appropriate, like aesthetics)
      • Relevant tools (e.g., IV bags, meditation setups)

Tip! Rename Services for Clarity

Instead of “Initial Consult,” try:

  • “60-Min Ketamine Evaluation – New Clients”
  • “New Client Mental Wellness Session (60 Min)”

This helps reduce no-shows and confusion.

Example: Service Description for IV Drip Therapy

Immunity Boost IV Drip – 45 Min
Replenish your system and strengthen your defenses with this potent blend of Vitamin C, Zinc, and B12. Perfect during flu season or after travel. This treatment supports energy levels, immune function, and cellular repair.

Administered in a private lounge with calming music and cozy blankets. Includes complimentary herbal tea.

$169

[image of IV therapy lounge]
Actual treatment room at VitalGlow Wellness

4. Organize Services with Modalities

Have a lot of services for patients to pick from? Sorting your offerings into clear categories makes booking easier and faster for patients and improves conversion.

Example:

If you’re a medspa, for example, you may want to adjust your online booking to allow patients to pick from modalities like:

  • Aesthetics – Botox, Fillers, PRP
  • Wellness – Vitamin Shots, IV Therapy
  • Weight Loss – Semaglutide, Nutrition Coaching
  • Hormones – BHRT Consults, Lab Reviews

Each tab has only relevant services, so clients can find what they want instantly.

Tip:

  • Think from the patient’s perspective — what service naming and groupings is going to make sense to them? Group services in ways that reflect how clients think about their needs. 
  • You can always make changes to your modalities as you add or remove services, so don’t worry if you are still in the planning stages.
  • Add descriptions, like we reviewed above, to make these robust and clarify the value proposition

5. Customize the Booking Flow With Embedded or Direct Links

Connect your scheduler directly into your website, social media pages, and business profiles to make it easy for patients to find and schedule with you. There are two types of ‘connections’ that you may hear of:

1. Direct Link

This sends clients to a standalone URL like:
https://yourpractice.optimantra.com/appointment

This is the easiest option - most websites and profiles allow you to quickly copy-paste in a scheduling link. When a patient clicks on the link in your Instagram Bio or Google Business Profile, they will have the scheduler pop-up and can pick a date and time. 

2.Embed in Your Website

Keep clients on your own domain by embedding the scheduler into a branded page. Instead of having your Book Now button on the homepage open your scheduler in a new Tab, you can pull up your scheduler in a pop-up iFrame. The booking flow can be set to match the fonts and colors of their site, so clients feel like they’ve never left your site.

Tips:
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You may need a website developer to help with this - it’s a quick snippet of code OptiMantra provides, but you will want to make sure it fits within your overall website

-  Make sure your website is responsive so the booking form is mobile-friendly.

6. Use a Customized Registration Form

Capture patients that are not yet ready to book with a customized registration form! This is also a great tool if you’re screening patients (e.g., if you’re a psychiatry clinic pre-screening patients). 

The prospect registration form is OptiMantra’s contact us form - just like online scheduling, it can be embedded or linked into your site! 

Auto-tag patients that fill the form and automatically send them paperwork in follow-up.

Check out a great website here.

Final Thoughts

By branding your OptiMantra (or other EMR) booking link with your logo, colors, services, and thoughtful content, you elevate the patient experience from the very first click. It not only looks more professional — it builds trust, saves time, and improves client retention.

Not an OptiMantra customer? Try us for free here.

Lauren Vetter
Lauren Vetter

Lauren Vetter is a growth-focused marketing professional specializing in healthcare technology and B2B SaaS. With a deep understanding of the challenges healthcare providers face, she is passionate about connecting them with innovative solutions that streamline operations and improve patient care. Through strategic marketing and storytelling, Lauren highlights the impact of healthcare professionals and the tools that support their success.