NEUAGE OPS — Location Pages New-Services Consistency Worksheet

How to use this worksheet. Tick items on screen as you go (the bar at top tracks progress), or print it as a paper checklist. Work top to bottom — the order is set so the quick global fix and the conversion-breaking links get handled before the larger per-location build-out. The correct Zenoti store IDs for each clinic are filled in so the booking-link fixes are copy-paste ready.

Reference

Where the three new services stand today

Snapshot from the audit. "Popular Services" is the on-page service-card grid; "Footer services" is the Our Services column; "Header menu" is the Services dropdown. Only Des Peres is fully built out.

Complete Partial / needs attention Missing or broken

Location	Popular Services grid	Footer services	Header menu	Booking links
Des Peres	All 9	All 9	9	1 broken
Lake St. Louis	New 3 in, 3 originals dropped	No new 3	6 (cache)	1 broken
Ladue	No new 3	No new 3	6 (cache)	1 broken
Leawood	No new 3	No new 3	6	OK
Sarasota	No new 3	No new 3	6	OK
Spanish Fort	No new 3	No new 3	6	OK

Step 0 · Do first

Clear the cache, then judge the header

The header Services dropdown is a single global menu, yet it shows nine items only on the most recently edited pages. The six-item pages are almost certainly serving a stale NitroPack cache from before the menu was expanded — so purge before assuming the menu itself is wrong.

Purge the NitroPack cache sitewide.WP Admin → NitroPack → Purge Cache.
Re-check the header Services menu on Ladue, Lake St. Louis, Leawood, Sarasota, and Spanish Fort — confirm all nine services now show.If a page still shows six after purge, the menu assignment for that template needs review in Appearance → Menus.
Confirm the global service hubs exist and resolve: /service/hair-restoration/, /service/sexual-health/, /service/skin-care-2/

Step 1 · Highest priority

Fix the broken booking links

Each Missouri page has one malformed Zenoti "Book Appointment" link while the others on the same page are correct. These break the path to booking, so they take priority over the service build-out. Correct store URLs are provided.

Ladue

Get Started Today button

URL is doubled / concatenated and 404s.

Replace the malformed link with the correct Ladue store URL:https://neuagehealth.zenoti.com/webstoreNew/services/22b2bf03-b789-4db4-b830-9c8b06ed5767

Lake St. Louis

Lower "About" section button

Points to a generic /webstore with no location ID, so it doesn't land on the LSL store.

Replace with the correct Lake St. Louis store URL:https://neuagehealth.zenoti.com/webstoreNew/services/3c0233ca-b41b-4481-a5ba-c1e311f665bb

Des Peres

Lower "About" section button

Store ID is truncated (…0c40d5c9-e1ab-47f6), missing the tail.

Replace with the full Des Peres store URL:https://neuagehealth.zenoti.com/webstoreNew/services/0c40d5c9-e1ab-47f6-9d13-9526c72d9743

Step 2 · Build-out

Add the three new services per location

For each location, confirm the location-specific service CPT pages exist first (build them before linking, to avoid broken links), then add the services to the on-page Popular Services grid and the footer Our Services column. Add in a consistent order — suggested: Skin Care, Sexual Wellness, Hair Restoration.

Des Peres

Reference build — verify only

Already complete with all nine services. Use it as the template for the others.

Spot-check that grid + footer order matches the standard you set (grid currently lists Sexual Health, Hair Restoration, Skin Care; footer lists Skin Care, Sexual Health, Hair Restoration — align the two).

Lake St. Louis

Closest — finish it

New 3 are in the grid, but Hormone, Peptide & IV were dropped to keep six cards, and the footer has none of the new 3.

Restore Hormone Therapy, Peptide Therapy, IV Therapy to the Popular Services grid (target a full nine cards).
Add Skin Care, Sexual Wellness, Hair Restoration to the footer Our Services column.
Normalize the slug spelling — page mixes lake-st-louis and lake-saint-louis. Pick one and redirect the other.

Ladue

Add all 3

Confirm/create the Ladue CPT pages: Skin Care, Sexual Wellness, Hair Restoration.
Add the 3 to the Popular Services grid.
Add the 3 to the footer Our Services column.

Leawood

Add all 3

Confirm/create the Leawood CPT pages: Skin Care, Sexual Wellness, Hair Restoration.
Add the 3 to the Popular Services grid.
Add the 3 to the footer Our Services column.

Sarasota

Add all 3

Confirm/create the Sarasota CPT pages: Skin Care, Sexual Wellness, Hair Restoration.
Add the 3 to the Popular Services grid.
Add the 3 to the footer Our Services column.

Spanish Fort

Add all 3

Confirm/create the Spanish Fort CPT pages: Skin Care, Sexual Wellness, Hair Restoration.
Add the 3 to the Popular Services grid.
Add the 3 to the footer Our Services column.
Fix the Vitamin slug — Spanish Fort uses vitamin-injections-spanish-fort-al (plural) where the rest of the site uses singular vitamin-injection-….

Step 3 · Location accuracy

Correct the wrong map links

Sarasota and Spanish Fort send patients to Des Peres's Google Maps share (maps.app.goo.gl/nDVVEApRtvd3FjGx9). The embedded map shows the right address, but the click-through is wrong.

Sarasota — point the body "Visit Our Clinic" button to the correct Sarasota share (the right one already lives in Sarasota's own footer: maps.app.goo.gl/eAdMmpxYfxjypAQ37).
Spanish Fort — fix both the body "Visit Our Clinic" button and the footer address link; generate a fresh Google Maps share for the Eastern Shore Blvd clinic.
Des Peres — body "Visit Our Clinic" and footer address use two different shares for the same clinic; pick one canonical link.

Step 4 · Formsite forms

Verify each location's lead form

The lead form on each page is an embedded Formsite iframe — its internal config (form ID and whether the location value is captured and passed to Salesforce → Zenoti) can't be read from the page source. Verify each in the Elementor editor or the Formsite form's hidden-field setup, and confirm a test submission lands with the right location.

Des Peres — confirm form embed present and location value flows through to Salesforce/Zenoti.
Ladue — same verification.
Lake St. Louis — same verification.
Leawood — same verification.
Sarasota — same verification.
Spanish Fort — same verification.
Standardize the form heading copy — pages currently mix "Still Have A Question?", "Still Have Questions?", and "Schedule A Call!" with two different intro lines.

Step 5 · Brand decision

"Sexual Wellness" vs "Sexual Health"

The site uses "Sexual Health" (label and /sexual-health/ slugs). Internal SOPs and the asset library standardize on "Sexual Wellness." Because the pages are live and indexed, renaming slugs means setting up redirects — so this is a decision, not just a quick edit. The visible label can be aligned without touching URLs if you only want the wording changed.

Decision:

Rename label only (keep slugs, no redirects) Rename label + slugs (add 301 redirects) Leave as "Sexual Health" sitewide

Apply the chosen approach consistently across header, footer, grids, and the global hub.

Bonus · The front door

Homepage touchpoints

Not a location page, but the homepage is where most first-time visitors land — and it still reflects the old six-service menu in two spots.

Add the new 3 to the homepage "Discover Our Services" grid (currently shows six).
Add the new 3 to the homepage booking widget's Select service dropdown (currently six).

Worth doing once this is clean: the repeated grid-and-footer drift across nine hand-built blocks is exactly what a reusable Elementor template for the per-location service block would solve — one edit would propagate the service set to every location instead of maintaining each by hand as the menu grows.