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Multi-location pages for community pharmacies

Store pages with hours and services is a common requirement for community pharmacies. Customers check hours and services before they visit.

What your customers expect

Local customers needing medicines, advice and services want to visit or book a service.

Multi-location pages give each real branch, clinic or store its own page with accurate local details.

What it must handle for community pharmacies

Show each store's hours, services and parking.

What to collect

The standard fields cover what a community pharmacy needs, so keep the form short.

Ways to build it

Location collections in the CMS with a shared template.

Location data synced with your business listings so hours stay consistent.

Where the website stops

Each location page hands over to that location's phone, booking or enquiry path.

The visitor journey

Step by step, and what the website must do

  1. 1

    Looks for the nearest location

    A location list or finder sits in the main navigation.

  2. 2

    Opens a location page

    Address, hours, team, services and directions are specific to that location.

  3. 3

    Books or calls that location

    Contact and booking links go to that location, not a central inbox.

Information to collect

Form fields and why each is needed
FieldWhy it is needed
NoneLocation pages are informational.

Where the website hands over: Each location page hands over to that location's phone, booking or enquiry path.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do community pharmacies need multi-location pages?

Customers check hours and services before they visit. Multi-location pages give each real branch, clinic or store its own page with accurate local details.

Should every location have its own page?

Yes, for real locations with their own address and hours. Pages for places you do not operate in are a different thing and should be avoided.

What makes a location page useful?

Details only that location has: team, hours, parking, services and directions.

Are there advertising rules for community pharmacies?

Yes. Health practitioner advertising is regulated, and Ahpra publishes guidelines and tools, including guidance on testimonials. Check website claims against that guidance; this page does not give legal advice.[1]

How we work together

Two ways to get started

Website Subscription

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  • Custom-designed & built for your brand
  • Hosting, security & maintenance included
  • Ongoing edits & content updates
  • Continuous SEO & performance improvements
  • Scale up or down as you grow

Fixed Project

A one-off custom build you own outright.

A defined scope and a single fixed quote — delivered once, and yours to keep.

  • Bespoke design & development
  • Defined scope & timeline
  • You own the website & code
  • Optional care plan after launch
  • Custom-quoted to your needs

Sources

  1. [1] Advertising hub (Ahpra). Checked 9 October 2026.

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