Assisted living SEO for communities that want their own pages found

Assisted living SEO means shaping a community's website, Maps pin and town pages around the searches that begin a tour request, such as assisted living communities or memory care near me. The owners and directors of single-site communities and small groups we work for hand over the facts, and the work is laid out a square of the month at a time.

Each page draws on the street address, the arrangements to name, the towns nearby and the owner's own tour link.

Hung on a nail

A month of search work, laid out in squares

Picture the month hung from a nail beside the lobby door. Every square holds one job: the front-door page, an arrangement page, a page naming a nearby town, a corrected line on the Maps pin. Pen goes through a square once the page is live and its address and tour link read alike on the whole sheet.

A star sticker marks a settled day. Tear the sheet off and the next month hangs from the same nail while last month's pages remain up. The Maps pin has its own page under local SEO for communities, and the wider picture sits on the assisted living marketing page.

Six squares that make up the search work

Square on the sheetWhere it is pinnedWhat gets written inside
Front-door pageThe community websiteName, street address, arrangements named, a link to ask for a tour
Assisted living pageOne page on the websiteThe address again, how a tour is requested, the owner's own description
Memory care pageA separate page of its ownSame layout, with the wing or floor named as the owner's sign names it
Town pageOne per town on the owner's listThe drive from that town to the lobby door and the landmarks the owner picks
Maps pinGoogle Business ProfileCategories, service area and hours from the owner, matching the website
Tour request pageThe website menuThe contact form and the owner's own booking or tour link

What each month's squares are made of

  • Arrangements

    A page per living arrangement the owner lists

    Assisted living, memory care and any wing or floor the owner names get separate pages, so every phrase has a page built around it.

  • Maps

    The pin by the corner, matched to the pages

    The Google Business Profile is edited so its name, categories and service area read like the website.

  • Towns

    A page for each town along the drive

    Every page gets a route toward the front lawn, written fresh.

  • Logistics

    Answers about the address, the route and a tour request

    Pages settle where the community sits and how a tour is requested, and nothing more.

  • Site upkeep

    Titles, headings and links kept in order

    Titles and links are checked monthly, so a new square never knocks an old one off.

  • Monthly sheet

    A month's squares, shown back to the owner

    A report lists each page added and each call or form noted per page.

Where the owner's pen goes

Our pen writes pages and listings. The owner's pen sets the facts: which arrangements to feature, the days tours run, the towns to name and the photos of the lobby, the courtyard bench or the dining table. A photo with a person in frame stays out.

Monthly writing is covered under Strategic Content Assets, and the sentences an AI answer may quote have their place under AI search for communities. Both sit inside the same assisted living SEO plan.

What the owner hangs up before the first month begins

  • Street address, spelled the way it should print on every page
  • Each living arrangement the owner wants a page about
  • Wing or floor names, copied from the community's own signs
  • Towns and neighborhoods the owner counts as nearby
  • Days tours happen, in the owner's own phrasing
  • The owner's own tour or booking link, if there is one
  • Lobby, courtyard and dining table photos with no person in frame
  • The person at the community who signs off on each draft

Details about any person who lives at the community stay out of every page, listing and form. The community keeps that information to itself.

How a month moves from nail to star

  1. Hang the sheet and name the squares

    Every page and listing edit for the month gets one square, so both sides see the same wall.

  2. Pencil in the wording

    Drafts come from what the owner supplied; a missing fact stays blank.

  3. Circle the day it goes up

    Once the owner reads a draft and says yes, it goes live and the square is marked.

  4. Tear off the page, hang the next

    The monthly sheet shows what went up, and new squares are added to the next month.

Three notes to pull off the wall

Scribbled on the wall calendarOne page called Assisted Living can cover every arrangement the community has.

What the month showsA search for memory care should arrive at a page about memory care, so each arrangement gets its own page.

Scribbled on the wall calendarOnce the Maps pin is set, it takes care of itself.

What the month showsHours, categories and the address wander away from the website; each month the pin is held up against the pages and corrected.

Scribbled on the wall calendarA town page is the front page with its town name swapped.

What the month showsEvery town page gets its own route to the lobby door and its own sentences, so two pages never share a paragraph.

The four search plans, hung side by side

The $495 a month plan is the smallest of four, and writing or phoning us is how its shape gets settled. Silver, Gold and Platinum have their own cards.

On the calendar for Silver, Gold and Platinum alike

  • Your existing site and listings looked over before any new page is drafted
  • Your Google Business Profile edited until it agrees with the community's new pages
  • Outdated and duplicate listings tracked down and flagged for cleanup
  • An AI fact sheet that quotes the community only as the owner has signed it
  • A month-end note showing which pages drew calls and form requests
  • Silver

    $1,495/mo

    Pages and content only: the website you already have stays where it is.

    • Twenty-five new landing pages join the site every month
    • Four Strategic Content Assets slotted into every month
  • Gold

    $2,495/mo

    Doubles the page count and brings a site along for the pages to live on.

    • Fifty new landing pages join the site every month
    • Eight Strategic Content Assets slotted into every month
    • A community website we sketch out, host and then edit whenever you request a changeSkipped
  • Platinum

    $3,495/mo

    The fullest calendar of the three, with the site included.

    • One hundred new landing pages join the site every month
    • Twelve Strategic Content Assets slotted into every month
    • A community website we sketch out, host and then edit whenever you request a changeSkipped

Clicks are charged by the ad platforms and sit outside these prices. The website comes only with Gold and Platinum; Silver leaves yours alone. Stop a plan whenever you choose.

Questions from owners about the search work

Can a small community keep one page for assisted living and memory care together?
The owner decides. Our default is one linked page per arrangement.
Do the pages make any statement about care or payment?
No. They hold logistics and the owner's approved wording: address, towns served, how to ask for a tour.
Who chooses which towns get a page?
The owner does. Places on the owner's list get a page; places left off the list do not.
Will a month of this work come with a promised count of tour requests?
No count is promised. The monthly sheet lists pages and listing edits done, plus calls and forms noted per page.
What stays off the pages and the contact form?
Anything about a person who lives at the community. The contact form asks only how to reach the sender and what the sender wants to ask, plus an optional call slot.

Put your community's name on the next square

Put your community's name and one line about it into the contact form. Rather talk it over? Book a time on that same page and Ross Cohen, the CEO, phones when it arrives.

Which living arrangements should we write up first?

Say which arrangements you want described (assisted living, senior living, memory care), which neighborhoods your families come from, and what the community calls its own wings and floors. Leave out every personal name and every personal detail.

Leave a note about your community

Name the living arrangements you want described and the towns your families come from. Short is fine, and a real reader opens every note.

Choose from the weekday and half-hour boxes that unfold below. When the block begins, the number you typed above rings and our CEO answers on the other end.

The day to circle

Once you choose a start, the circled day appears here.

Each block is a weekday half hour, shown in whichever zone you choose.

Take a pen to the next open day

Once somebody has put a pen to a month, it looks different. Name a weekday and a half-hour block, and we will turn the pages of your community together.

The circle and star in the picture are drawn for the page, not a booking.