Assisted living website design & SEO in Indiana

People search by town: "assisted living Mishawaka" or "memory care Carmel," not "assisted living Indiana." A page for each place you serve gives Google an exact match. That structure brought our All Pro client quote requests from six states.

Under the Indiana Department of Health's rules, a health facility that provides residential nursing care or administers medications prescribed by a physician must be licensed as a residential care facility. A facility that offers only room, meals, laundry, activities, housekeeping and limited help with daily activities, without administering medication or providing residential nursing care, does not need that license. Say plainly which you are.

Indiana law defines it as an establishment with sleeping accommodations for at least five residents that offers, for a fee, at least one regularly scheduled health related service or at least two regularly scheduled supportive services. If that describes your home, make sure your site's wording matches how you are set up.

Indiana's PathWays for Aging Waiver (age 60 and older) and Health and Wellness Waiver (59 and younger, formerly the Aged and Disabled Waiver) both include an assisted living service. The service rate does not include room and board, which the resident pays, and a provider may not charge a Medicaid-eligible resident more than the maximum federal SSI amount for a studio after the resident keeps a personal needs allowance. Mention the waivers only if you are certified and enrolled; we never claim participation you don't have.

Referral sites send each family to several homes at once. Your own site is where people hear from you directly, and it is the link Google shows on your Business Profile.

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