For immediate release

Tampa, FL – Florida Orthopaedic Institute’s website has been redesigned to make it easier for patients to find a physician, learn about services and treatments, manage their care online, and more.

The updated FOI website features significant upgrades in content and design that you’ll love, including:

  • expanded physician profiles, 
  • improved mobile experience,
  • streamlined navigation, 
  • updated brand and visuals,
  • multiple options for appointments,
  • and more!

In addition, the redesigned website provides access to all of Florida Orthopaedic Institute’s divisions in the Tampa Bay area, so you can find world-class care close to home at the location that’s most convenient for you. 

See the new website: FloridaOrtho.com

Keep reading to learn more about how Florida Orthopaedic Institute’s website redesign benefits its patients and providers.

View of three pages on FOI's redesigned website

Q&A

Check out the following interview with Lee Levanduski, chief growth officer, to go behind the scenes of FOI’s website redesign project. His responses—below—have been condensed for length.

Why did Florida Orthopaedic Institute redesign its website?

Levanduski: FOI redesigned its website to enhance patient satisfaction, streamline internal processes, and strengthen our professional image. 

By improving functionality and user experience, FOI aims to provide more accurate and accessible information to our patients and referring physicians. This redesign aligns with FOI’s commitment to delivering exceptional care and maintaining a positive reputation within the medical community.

What new features will patients appreciate the most?

Levanduski: FOI’s website update supports our initiative to make accessing personalized orthopedic care easier. To do this, we’ve updated its content (including physician bios) and made it so users can read the site’s copy in English and Spanish. 

Also, we’ve added or improved features so you can quickly:

  • search for a location,
  • view the site on a mobile device,
  • submit a form, and
  • request a convenient callback.

What does the team think about the new site?

Levanduski: We’re most excited that the new website makes scheduling appointments more convenient for patients.

What’s next?

Levanduski: We are expanding access to the highest-quality care beyond the Tampa Bay area and bringing all our physician groups under one website.

The practice will use this opportunity to continue developing its mission of training the next generation of physicians and providing patients with state-of-the-art treatments and helpful educational resources on the latest trends in orthopedic medicine in engaging formats, such as videos and podcasts.

Anything else you’d like to add?

Levanduski: Having all of our physicians on one platform with simple online patient intake forms will make it easy for third-party insurance companies to refer to us. The new website highlights FOI’s efficiency and its one-stop-shop approach to expert care.

See the difference for yourself
FOI team celebrates website launch with party

The new Florida Orthopaedic Institute website was designed and developed by TBH Creative, a marketing and web design agency located in Indianapolis, Indiana. 

About Florida Orthopaedic Institute

Founded in 1989, Florida Orthopaedic Institute is Florida’s largest physician-led orthopedic group. It provides expertise and treatment of orthopedic-related injuries and conditions, including adult reconstruction and arthritis, foot and ankle, general orthopedics, hand and wrist, orthopedic trauma, shoulder and elbow, spine, interventional pain management, sports medicine, podiatry, physical medicine and rehabilitation, chiropractic services, and physical and occupational therapy, among others. The organization treats patients throughout its surgery centers in North Tampa, South Tampa, and Citrus Park, at several orthopaedic Urgent Care centers and at office locations in Bloomingdale, Brandon, Citrus Park, Gainesville, Lakeland, Northdale, North Tampa, Ocala, Palm Harbor, Riverview, South Tampa, Sun City Center and Wesley Chapel.

September 18, 2024