Neuroox — Free Healthcare Template for Framer

Neuroox is a free five-page healthcare Framer template (8am Design on the marketplace, author field Unknown) for a psychology clinic that leads with one quiet portrait and a short list of concerns. Home is the practice. Style Guide, License, and Changelog are template admin. There is no CMS and no booking route. Skip it if patients need services and appointment URLs. MedeCare is that clinic. The clinic shortlist and free Framer templates are the wider set.

Who should remix Neuroox?

Neuroox fits a solo therapist or a small counseling office that wants the homepage to feel calm before it feels complete. The preview is explicit: evidence-based therapy, anxiety, trauma, depression, family issues, emotional resilience, plus a therapist link in the nav. You can ship Home and hide or delete the admin routes. You should not pretend those admin routes are patient care.

Walk away if the front desk needs an appointment URL, a team grid, or a services page you can send in an email. MedeCare has appointment, team, and services routes. A coaching brand that is not a clinic will also fight this portrait and the clinical word list. The marketplace calls the file coaching. The canvas calls it a psychology clinic. Use the canvas.

What Neuroox looks like

A white sheet with a dark pill nav: NEUROX on the left, a street address on the right, about / services / therapist in the middle. The headline is plain and stacked. Under it, a wide crop of a blue-lit portrait, then a gray sentence, then five concern labels in a row. It is closer to a print announcement than to a wellness startup with gradients.

The fight is coldness versus care. The blue crop is striking and a little icy. A practice that wants wood, plants, and daylight will repaint a lot of it. The pill nav is the part worth keeping: it reads as a small office, not a hospital system. Delete the style guide from the public nav if it ships linked. Patients should not land on a license page.

Pages included in Neuroox

Five routes, and three of them are about the template:

• Home: clinic hero, portrait, therapy line, and the concern labels
• Style Guide: colors and type for the remixer, not for patients
• License: template license notes
• Changelog: what changed in the file, as a static page
• 404: missing-page fallback

About, services, and therapist are nav items on Home in the preview. They are not sitemap routes. Do not link ads to /services until you build it.

What is distinctive about Neuroox

• Concern row instead of feature cards. Anxiety through emotional resilience is a clinic taxonomy, not a SaaS benefit list.
• Address in the nav. “15 Harborview Lane, NYC” is demo text, but the slot is a local-practice pattern most portfolios lack.
• Portrait as a single wide crop. One face, not a team mosaic. That suits a solo therapist and fails a group practice.
• Admin pages left in the sitemap. Style Guide, License, and Changelog tell you this file was published like a UI kit.
• Pill header. The dark capsule is a recognizable frame you will either commit to or rebuild.

Nothing here is a booking system. The Made in Framer badge in the preview is platform chrome.

When to remix Neuroox, and when to skip

Remix Neuroox when you want the quiet clinic hero and you will unpublish the style guide, license, and changelog.

Skip it when the sitemap must be patient-facing. Use MedeCare for appointments and services, then the clinic shortlist or free Framer templates.