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Does ChatGPT name
your home care agency?

More people now ask AI to find home care. It can only recommend you if it can read your website. We rebuild yours so it can.

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Illustration. Harbor Home Care is a made-up business. Muse, dots, and Grok Bot are made by Meta, OpenAI, and xAI.

Same question. Two different answers.

Your website today

If your services and towns are not written clearly, AI can’t match you.

After we rebuild it

Your care, towns, and how to start are written so AI can read them.

Illustrations of how AI agents answer. The businesses named are made up.

We checked 12 real home care websites.

We looked for what AI needs to recommend home care and send the customer.

0 of 12 were set up for AI to read.

12 US home care agency homepages, checked October 21, 2026, with Cloudflare’s free AI readiness scan. 12 gave a result.

Illustration, using the numbers we measured.

What AI needs to know about you.

You already know all of this. It just has to be written on your site the right way.

  • Care you give

    Personal care, meals, rides.

  • Towns you serve

    Every town your caregivers go to.

  • How to pay

    Private pay, insurance, VA.

  • How to start

    Your phone and a call-back form.

What customers ask AI.

Tap a question to see what your site has to answer.

Which home care agency near me helps with dementia care?

Your site needs: A page for each kind of care you give, in plain words, and the towns you serve.

Does this agency accept long-term care insurance or Medicaid?

Your site needs: Your payment options stated clearly: private pay, long-term care insurance, and any Medicaid program you take part in.

Is this agency licensed in my state?

Your site needs: Your state license number and the name of the agency that issued it, shown on the site.

Is this non-medical care or skilled nursing?

Your site needs: A clear statement of what your caregivers do and do not do.

What is the minimum number of hours per visit?

Your site needs: Your minimum hours or visit length, if you set one, written as text.

Can I get care started this week?

Your site needs: Your intake steps, a phone number, and a contact form that works on a phone.

A real website we rebuilt.

The Rockaway Company, a remodeler in Fort Worth, Texas. Drag to compare.

The Rockaway Company’s old website The Rockaway Company’s website after we rebuilt it

BeforeAfter

  • Ready for AIBefore: AI could barely read it.
  • Loads in 2 secondsBefore: 18 seconds on a phone.
  • Same business, same photosBuilt from the site it already had. See it live

What we build for home care agencies.

  • Care types parents can compare

    Companion care, personal care, dementia care, and respite each get their own page, written from what your current site already says.

  • Payment options in plain words

    Private pay, long-term care insurance, and any Medicaid program you accept are stated as text and in the structured data. We only list what you tell us.

  • Your license where families look

    Your state license number and issuing agency sit in the footer and the structured data, as you give them to us.

  • Honest about what you are

    We do not imply Medicare certification or a CMS star rating unless you hold one. The site says what kind of care you give and what you do not.

  • Built with HIPAA in mind

    Your contact and intake forms carry over, and we test them on your private preview. We work with your team to support HIPAA on the pages where families share health details.

  • Changes without a web agency

    Click what should change, or describe it in plain words. New service areas or hours go live the same day.

How it works.

  1. Type your website

    We check it free, in about a minute.

  2. We rebuild it

    In about an hour, from the pages and photos you already have.

  3. See it, then pay

    Look at every page first. Pay only if you want it.

Questions from home care agencies.

What does Multisites do for home care agencies?

When a parent comes home from the hospital, a daughter asks an AI which home care agency can help. The AI answers from what it can read on your website: the care you give, the towns you serve, your state license, and how you are paid. Multisites rebuilds your current site in about an hour so that is readable, and you see it before you pay.

Can you show our license and payment options?

Yes, as you give them to us. We list your state license number, the payment sources you accept, and your minimum hours. We do not add claims you did not tell us.

Will my intake form and phone tracking still work?

Yes. Your forms, call tracking, and scheduling links carry over, and we test each one before launch. We work with you on HIPAA for any page that collects health details.

Can the site explain home care versus home health?

Yes. The site says in plain words which services you provide, non-medical, skilled, or both, so families and AI do not confuse the two.

Do you mention Medicare or star ratings?

Only what your agency actually holds. We never imply Medicare certification or a CMS star rating you do not have.

Do you help with HIPAA?

Yes. We work with your team to support HIPAA on your site, especially on intake forms and any tracking tools that could reach health details. Your agency stays responsible for its own compliance.

The technical details AI reads

schema.org has no home care or home health agency type. We publish LocalBusiness, or MedicalBusiness if you hold a license to give skilled care, with a Service entry for each kind of care.

Type of care
serviceType
Services
hasOfferCatalog
Service area
areaServed
State license
hasCredential
Payment sources
paymentAccepted
Minimum hours
makesOffer
Availability
openingHoursSpecification
Phone and intake
telephone, potentialAction
What each detail means
Type of care
Non-medical companion and personal care, or skilled care, stated plainly.
Services
Dementia care, respite, meal help, transport: each one named.
Service area
The towns or counties your caregivers travel to.
State license
Your license number and the state that issued it.
Payment sources
Private pay, long-term care insurance, and any Medicaid program you accept.
Minimum hours
Any minimum visit length or weekly hours.
Availability
Office hours, and whether you offer overnight or 24 hour care.
Phone and intake
One number and one intake form that both work.
Rules we follow on home care sites

Home care sites speak to families at a hard time, and some pages collect health details. These rules shape what we build. They are not legal advice.

  • Your state licenses home care agencies under its own rules. We show your license number and issuing agency as you give them to us. If your state requires wording or placement, tell us and we follow it.
  • We do not imply Medicare certification or a CMS star rating the agency does not hold. CMS publishes star ratings only for Medicare-certified home health agencies. The site never uses the words “Medicare certified” or shows star ratings unless you confirm them.
  • HIPAA can apply to intake forms that collect health details. HHS OCR guidance restricts sending protected health information to tracking vendors. A June 2024 court ruling (AHA v. Becerra) narrowed that guidance for public pages without a login. We work with your team to keep your forms and tracking in line with that guidance.
  • Reviews are real and attributed. The FTC rule on fake reviews and testimonials (16 CFR Part 465) applies to every business site. We make no outcome claims.
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