Website health check
Praktijk Fangcaogen Europe · praktijkfcg.eu · checked 2026-11-02 · this is a read-only scan, no content was changed
Five things a patient's phone (or Google, or ChatGPT) currently cannot confirm about your clinic from your live site. None of them are about design — they are about whether search engines and AI assistants can read the facts.
1. No meta description missing
Your pages have no description tag. In Google results, your listing shows a raw snippet of page text instead of a sentence you chose. First impression is uncontrolled.
2. No LocalBusiness / MedicalBusiness structured data missing
Google cannot machine-read that you are a clinic, where you are (Zuidgors 3, 2134 WE Hoofddorp), or your phone. So your address and number do not reliably attach to your Maps and Search listing, and you stay invisible for "acupunctuur Hoofddorp".
3. No FAQ structured data missing
Your site answers good questions in prose, but none are marked up as FAQ. When someone asks Google, Alexa or ChatGPT "does an acupuncture clinic in Hoofddorp take new patients / do they take insurance" — your answer cannot surface in the AI box.
4. Opening hours are plain text, not structured weak
Your hours appear on the page, but not in a machine-readable OpeningHoursSpecification. Google will not show an "Open now" badge next to your name, and assistants can't answer "are they open Saturday morning".
5. Booking is a link, not a structured action weak
There is an appointment page, but no ReserveAction / booking markup. Voice assistants and AI planners cannot complete "book an appointment at Fangcaogen" — they only see a normal link.
What is already fine
Mobile viewport is present, a Google Maps link and phone number are on the page, and there is a real appointment page. The foundation is sound — the gaps above are what stop the site from being found and understood, not from existing.