Senior living website design
Senior living website design that answers a worried family fast
Families arrive scared and short on time. We build a site that tells them what care you give, how pricing works and how to book a tour, in plain words.
Free. Results in a couple of minutes. No call needed.
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What your next client sees
AI answer
For assisted living tours near you this weekend, communities families often visit:
Community ACommunity BCommunity C
Map results
- Community A
- Community B
community-a.com › assisted living
community-b.com › assisted living
HOW CLIENTS FIND YOU NOW
One search, three places to win.
Your website is where a family checks you after they find you. They come from the map, the results or an AI answer, often on a phone and often for a parent in another town, and decide quickly whether you feel safe to call.
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The map, then your site
Your Google Business Profile gets the first look. The family then taps through to check care levels, photos and whether you take their parent’s situation. A site that contradicts the profile, or hides the phone number, sends them back to the list.
What we do: We build pages that match your profile, with one page for each level of care you are licensed to offer.
Search results, read on a phone
Families want to know what kind of care you give, roughly what it costs or how pricing works, who pays, and how soon they can visit. A brochure-style site with soft photos and no answers loses them to one that is direct.
What we do: We put care levels, payment options and tour booking near the top, in type that is easy to read.
AI answers
AI assistants read your site to describe your community. Pages that state your care levels, area, amenities and how to arrange a tour give them something accurate to say; vague marketing copy does not.
What we do: We write plain pages and add structured data that search engines and AI tools can read.
Then they call the community that showed up clearest.
WHAT WE DO
Designed to be found, built to get the call.
One team designs the site, builds it and sets it up for search, with privacy and accessibility handled from the start. You see and approve the design before it goes live.
Design and build
A calm, honest site that looks like your community.
- Homepage designed first, for you to see and approve
- Real photos of your rooms, staff and grounds, used with consent
- Large, high-contrast type and simple navigation for older readers
- A page for each level of care, with what it includes
- Old pages redirected, so you keep what Google already knows
Client result
1,621 to 2,172
monthly clicks from Google after SEO and content work
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HOW THE BUILD WORKS
What happens, and when.
A senior living site moves through four stages: discovery, design approval, build and launch. How long it takes depends on the number of communities and care levels, how quickly photos and wording come back, and your compliance review. We give you a typical timeline on the first call.
- 1Step 1
Discovery and homepage
We talk through your care levels, the families you serve and your rules on photos and privacy. Then we design your homepage, so you see the new look first.
- 2Step 2
Approve, then build
You approve the design or ask for changes. We build the care, location and tour pages, and you or your compliance lead sign off each one.
- 3Step 3
Test and launch
We test on phones and with a keyboard, check forms and tracking for privacy, redirect old pages and launch when you say go.
New pages usually take a few weeks to be crawled and settle in Google after launch. If you want ongoing SEO once the site is live, that is a separate choice we can talk through.
BY BUSINESS TYPE
Planned for how you work.
Each kind of community answers different questions, so the pages, photos and calls to action change with the care you give.
- Assisted livingDaily help explained clearly, with floor plans, what is included and an easy tour request.
- Memory careStaff training, secure design and a typical day, shown with care and without fear.
- Independent livingApartments, meals and activities for older adults who are choosing for themselves.
- Life plan communitiesContract types and entrance fees explained plainly for long, careful research.
- Home care agenciesServices, areas covered, how quickly care can start and who the caregivers are.
- Respite and short staysAvailability, length of stay and how to arrange it at short notice.
Privacy, accessibility and honest care claims
A care website is read by older adults and by families under stress, so we design it with the WCAG accessibility guidelines in mind: readable type, strong contrast and forms that work with a keyboard and a screen reader. Inquiry and tour forms ask only for what you need to call back, and where HIPAA applies, health details stay out of tools that are not set up to handle them. Photos and stories of residents appear only with their written consent. Levels of care, licensing and any ratings on the site must match your state license and public records, and you approve every page before it goes live.
What a site costs depends on how many communities, care levels and pages it covers, whether you want features like online tour booking, and how much writing and photography we take on. Our website plans are on the pricing page, and we tell you on the first call which one fits.
QUESTIONS
Senior living website design, answered.
01Do we see the design before it goes live?
Yes. We design your homepage first and show it to you before the rest of the site is built. After that, every page is shared for your approval, and your compliance lead can review it too, before anything is published.
02Should a senior living website show prices?
That is your call. Many families look for at least a starting point or an explanation of how pricing works before they book a tour. If you prefer not to publish numbers, we explain what affects cost, which payment sources you accept and how to get a quote, so the page still answers the question.
03Can we use photos and stories of our residents?
Only with their written consent, or consent from someone legally able to give it, and only within your own privacy policies. Where we cannot use resident photos, we use real images of your rooms, grounds, meals and staff, which feel more honest than stock photos of strangers.
04Will the site work for older visitors?
It is designed for them: large type, strong contrast, plain words, big tap targets and navigation that stays simple. We build with the WCAG accessibility guidelines in mind and check keyboard use before launch.
05Are inquiry and tour forms safe for privacy?
We keep them short and leave out fields for diagnoses, medications or medical history. A name, a phone number, a preferred time and the type of care are usually enough for your team to call back. Where HIPAA applies to you, we keep health details out of advertising and analytics tools.
06How long does a senior living website take?
It depends on how many communities and care levels you have, how quickly photos and wording come back, and how long your compliance review takes. We give you a typical timeline for your site on the first call.
07What does senior living website design cost?
It depends on the number of communities, pages and features such as tour booking, and how much content we create. Our website plans are on the pricing page, and we tell you on the first call which one fits.
See your new site before families do. Then make the call.
Start with a free check of your current website: how it reads to AI assistants, what holds it back and what to fix first. If you want a new one, we design your homepage so you can see it before anything else is built.
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