Local search that owns your market
When someone searches for care in your service area, the operator who appears first gets the call. We make that operator you.
Own “home care [your city]”
Senior care marketing agency
Net Solutions Interactive is a senior care marketing agency with more than 15 years in search marketing. We build the search, referral, and intake systems that turn strangers into qualified admissions inquiries — for home care, home health, assisted living, memory care, nursing home, hospice, and senior placement operators. Nobody else.
We only take operators ready to handle the volume.
When a family or a discharge planner searches for care in your market and your agency isn’t there, they don’t wait. They call the operator who shows up first. That isn’t a missed click. It’s an admission, a census point, and the referral relationship behind it — handed to a competitor who simply out-marketed you.
It compounds. Every month you stay invisible, that competitor’s reviews grow, their referral sources deepen, and the gap gets more expensive to close. The agencies winning right now aren’t better at care. They’re easier to find. That is a solvable problem — and it’s the only problem we solve.
More than most owners assume. According to MedPAC’s March 2026 report, 97% of traditional Medicare beneficiaries lived in a ZIP code served by 2 or more home health agencies in 2024, and 86% in one served by 5 or more. A referral you lose has somewhere else to go.
The demand is there for whoever gets found. In 2024, 1.82 million Medicare beneficiaries received hospice care, up 4.6% from 2023, according to MedPAC’s hospice chapter. That same year the median skilled nursing facility ran at 83% of capacity, while a quarter ran above 91% and another quarter sat at 70% or less (MedPAC’s nursing facility chapter). Same market, same year — different census.
What we actually do
Generalist agencies carry dentists and gyms on the same client list. We take no work outside senior care: reading a census report and knowing what a referral source responds to is the whole business here.
Which do you run?
When someone searches for care in your service area, the operator who appears first gets the call. We make that operator you.
Own “home care [your city]”
Local rankings, the review profile and referral sources built together, with every call, form and referral traced back to the one that produced it. The result is read in census (active clients, residents, and patients), not clicks.
Built for home care economics
Hospital discharge planners, social workers, and physician groups refer to the operators they can find, verify, and trust. We build that presence.
Hospice referral development is a core focus
Senior living demand generation that fills tours and assessments from your own market — campaigns your team can see working.
Tuned to home care inquiry patterns
Inquiries generated in your name, in your market — never purchased lists, never leads resold to your competitors.
Exclusive to your agency. Never resold.
A site that turns attention into scheduled conversations, and an intake path that doesn’t leak the inquiries you paid to earn.
Every call, form, and referral — answered and tracked
Census builds reviews and referral sources — and the wheel turns itself.
After the inquiry
Most marketing reports stop counting at the inquiry. The admission is decided in the hour after it, and few owners ever see that hour. Researchers writing in Harvard Business Review sent a web inquiry to 2,241 U.S. companies: 37% responded within an hour, and among those that answered within 30 days the average response took 42 hours. In a separate study of 1.25 million sales leads, firms that tried to reach a lead within an hour were nearly seven times as likely to qualify it as firms that waited even one hour longer.
None of those companies sold senior care. A daughter whose father leaves the hospital tomorrow has less patience than any buyer in that study, and the next agency on her list is one tap away. So the question to put to a senior care marketing agency is not how many leads it can send. It is what happens to each one between the ring and the callback. Four things should be settled, in writing, before a campaign goes live.
Campaigns aimed at the ZIP codes you serve, the care you provide and the payers you accept. Lead targeting is decided before launch, because no intake team can screen its way out of a campaign pointed at the wrong county, and every inquiry outside those lines spends intake time a qualified family needed. For a nursing home, which payers to aim for starts with the census assessment in our nursing home marketing plan.
The questions your intake team asks on the first call, and the answers that make an inquiry qualified, set with the agency before the first campaign runs. Then the agency reports qualified inquiries rather than form fills, and both sides count the same thing. What qualifies an inquiry differs by line of service; for home care the criteria are in our guide to home care lead generation.
A score built from those answers, so the callback list orders itself by urgency and fit instead of by arrival time. Without one, the inquiry that needs care this week waits behind the one comparing options for next year, and only one of them will still be waiting tomorrow. Lead prioritization is where the hour in that study is won or lost.
The same research traced slow responses partly to companies pulling leads out of their CRM once a day instead of continuously. CRM integration closes that gap: every call, form and referral lands in the system your team already works from the moment it arrives, carrying the campaign that produced it, its score and what intake did next. Insist that it is your CRM, not the agency’s, so the history stays with you whatever happens to the contract. That record answers the question further down this page: which referral source produced your last ten admissions?
Client success in senior care is counted in admissions, and many of them are won or lost in that first hour. An agency that cannot show you all four before launch will report clicks, because clicks are all it can see.
The record
Net Solutions Interactive has worked inside senior care long enough to know the difference between traffic and admissions. We don’t chase clicks that never call. Every campaign is measured against one question: did census go up?
Measured against one number.
Serving senior care operators as of 2026 · 15+ years in search marketing
Among senior care marketing agencies the difference that matters is what else is on the client list; ours has nothing else on it, and the work is measured on census. That focus is our entire model: home care, home health, assisted living, memory care, nursing home, hospice, and senior placement — no restaurants, no roofers, no distractions.
By being the agency families and discharge planners find first: local search presence, a review profile that earns trust, a site that converts attention into scheduled conversations, and referral relationships that compound.
We build and run the growth systems behind operators: local search and SEO, demand generation, qualified lead generation in your name, referral development, and conversion-built websites with intake tracking.
We do — exclusively. Assisted living census growth and hospice referral development are core to Net Solutions Interactive, not add-ons to a generalist portfolio.
Own the searches in your market, make the first impression a working website, answer every inquiry fast, and develop the referral sources who send residents — then measure everything against census.
To two readers at once: the older adult and the adult child, spouse or discharge planner helping with the choice. That means plain words at a readable size, a phone number a person answers on every page, the real team and the real service area, and a place on the local searches both of them run. Then the first call is answered the same day, because that first conversation decides whether the search ends with you.
Medicare’s own numbers give no single answer. MedPAC’s March 2026 report puts the fee-for-service Medicare margin at 21.2% for freestanding home health agencies and 24% for freestanding skilled nursing facilities in 2024, and at 8.0% for hospice in 2023, while nursing homes averaged -2.3% across every other payer and line of business. Payer mix decides profit, census decides how far the margin goes, and census is the number we are hired to move.
Lists vary, but a common seven are search, content, social media, email, paid advertising, referral and local marketing. For a senior care operator they only matter as one system measured against census, which is how we build it: local search and referral development first, then every other channel kept only if it produces admissions.
Book the 15-minute market walkthrough. We’ll look at your market, your numbers, and your goals, and tell you plainly whether we’re the right senior care marketing agency to grow your census. If we’re not, we’ll tell you that too.
Straight answers. No retainer pitch until we both know it’s a fit.
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