A favicon is the small icon that represents a business in every browser tab, bookmark, and search result, and for most home care agencies, it does more daily brand work than the full logo ever will. The logo lives on the homepage, the truck wrap, and the business card. The favicon lives in every open […]
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Yes, if your website has not been checked for accessibility barriers, it can expose your home care agency to a real legal claim under the Americans with Disabilities Act, regardless of how small your agency is. Federal courts treat websites as places of public accommodation, the same legal category as your office, and plaintiffs’ firms
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A suspended Google Business Profile means your home care agency has been pulled from Google Maps and local search results, usually without warning, until you file a successful appeal. For an agency competing for “home care near me” searches and caregiver applicants who find you through Google, that can mean going invisible overnight while every
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Google Local Services Ads work differently than a standard Google Ads campaign, and the platform went through a real structural change in late 2025 that most home care agencies have not fully caught up on yet. The old Google Guaranteed badge families used to trust is gone, replaced by a single Google Verified checkmark, and
Most home care agency owners have no idea whether their agency shows up when a family asks ChatGPT for a home care recommendation or triggers a Google AI Overview instead of a normal list of blue links. That blind spot has a real cost, because AI assistants have become a genuine referral channel for families
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Most home care websites are built to impress rather than to convert, and that gap is quietly costing agencies real clients every week. Why Traffic Alone Won’t Fill Your Caseload Traffic without conversion is just noise. Plenty of home care agencies invest in a polished website and a solid hyper-local SEO strategy to drive visitors
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When a family starts searching for a caregiver, they are not shopping for software or a subscription. They are deciding who walks into their mother’s home, who handles her most vulnerable moments, and who becomes part of her daily life. That single fact makes home care marketing unlike almost any other industry, and it is
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Most home health owners heard that HHVBP changed for 2026 and filed it under “something billing will handle.” That instinct is the expensive one. The Expanded Home Health Value-Based Purchasing Model can move your Medicare fee-for-service payments by as much as five percent in either direction, and 2026 is the year the measures that decide
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A no-call, no-show from a caregiver you hired three weeks ago is not just an inconvenience. It is a signal that something in your onboarding system is broken. The “90-day cliff” is the term used across the home care industry to describe the critical window right after a new hire when turnover risk is at
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If you run a home care agency, you have probably had this conversation with yourself at least once: keep paying A Place for Mom (APFM) for every lead it sends, or take the plunge into running Google Ads under your own name. Most owners stick with APFM because it feels like the safer bet. There
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