Nursing WordPress Theme

SWP Nursing Pro is a nursing WordPress theme for the people who actually go to the door: home nursing agencies, visiting-nurse practices, senior care providers and private caregivers. It gives you the pages a care business is judged on – services, care plans, credentials, family stories and a way to book a visit – without asking you to touch a line of code.

Everything on the site is edited from the WordPress Customizer. Every section can be reordered, renamed, recoloured, hidden or shown. And a one-click demo importer builds the entire website – pages, menus, services, testimonials, forms and images – so you start from a finished site instead of an empty one.

Built around how families actually choose a care

Families do not read a brochure and then call. They check whether you are accredited, whether the price is honest, whether anyone else has been happy, and whether they can reach a human. This nursing WordPress theme puts all four of those on the homepage, in that order.

• A hero that answers “do you come to me?” – full-bleed photography, a headline, and two calls to action with an availability badge for same-day cover.
• An accreditation strip – six registration marks under the fold, rendered as crisp lettermarks or your own uploaded logos.
• Published care plans – three pricing tiers with feature lists and a highlighted recommended plan.
  Family stories – a real testimonial carousel, driven by a Testimonial post type rather than hardcoded quotes.
• A booking form on every page – Contact Form 7, styled to match the design, with the service dropdown filled from your own services automatically.

Controlled entirely from the Customizer

Fifteen panels. Eighty-seven sections. Nearly five hundred settings – and not one of them a CSS property you would have to guess at.

Colors. Fourteen palette tokens – accent, action, ink, body, panels, borders – that every style in the theme resolves through. Change the accent and the whole site repaints.

Typography. Pick a heading font and a body font from a curated Google Fonts list, set the base size, set the section rhythm. Headings scale fluidly from there.

Header. Logo and logo size, three header layouts, sticky on or off, navigation alignment, search toggle, CTA text and URL, navbar background, menu link and hover colours, plus a mobile drawer with collapsible sub-menus.

Footer. Footer logo, about text, two to four columns, column titles, contact block, social icons, newsletter column, copyright line, legal menu and footer colours.

Every section, per page. This is the part most themes get wrong. The About section on your homepage and the About section on your About page are *separate settings*. Edit one and the other does not move. Each page has its own panel with a drag-to-reorder control and a visibility switch on every section.

A popup that respects the reader

The theme includes a promotional modal with a 50% scroll-depth trigger by default – it appears once the visitor has actually read something, not the moment they arrive. Switch it to a timed delay or exit intent, set how many days a dismissal is remembered, restrict it to desktop or mobile, and edit the eyebrow, title, text, image, button and note. It traps focus, closes on Escape, and honours ‘prefers-reduced-motion’.

Responsive, and actually laid out for each size

Six breakpoints, and the layouts change rather than just shrink. The navigation becomes a drawer at 1080px. The service grid goes three-up, two-up, then one. Stats become a bordered stack. The split CTA’s overlapping card moves below its image and re-anchors. The popup drops its image column. Forms collapse to a single column at 720px.