Fill your beds with families nobody else is calling.

We find them under your name, call them first, and book them on your calendar. When they move in, there's no invoice.

Look, you've probably tried just about everything to get more tours on your calendar...

But all those lead sources come with a catch.

Take A Place For Mom.

You get a lead at 9 a.m., call by 9:05, and the daughter tells you she's already heard from six other communities this morning.

Of course she has, because they sent her name to twenty of you at the same time.

So now you're racing every building within ten miles, and the lead you paid top dollar for is a coin flip at best.

Then the family that ghosted your tour back in the spring finally moves in this fall, and guess who shows up with an invoice for a full month's rent?

Even better is when a family walks in on their own, and two weeks later you find out their name was on some list A Place For Mom sent you in March, so that one's theirs too.

You're paying them obnoxious prices for families you had to chase down and close yourself.

And you can't exactly tell them to get lost, because right now they're the only thing keeping your census from sliding.

So you try the local placement agent.

She's great, as long as you're her favorite. That means lunches, gift baskets and remembering her kids' birthdays...

...but when someone takes her to a nicer lunch, everything mysteriously dries up.

So you finally decide to run your own ads.

This has to work... right?

You find some agency that promises a flood of leads.

Except half of them want a Medicaid bed you don't have, and the other half filled out the form by accident while scrolling Facebook at 2 a.m.

Fast forward 3 months and you've booked maybe one tour, then found out you're locked into a 12-month contract with an exit fee.

Meanwhile, residents keep moving out.

It's an endless cycle of you treading water.

What you want is actually pretty simple.

You want families who found you, and only you.

You want someone to call them immediately, find out if they can afford you, and put the good ones on your calendar.

And when they move in, you want to keep the rent.

That's exactly what we built.

We run ads under your community's name, so families respond to your building, your photos, and your staff exclusively.

Then we manually call and qualify every family before booking them straight onto your calendar.

All you need to do is show up to the tour.

Everything's month to month with absolutely no long-term contracts.

The families in your area are looking right now, and they're going to end up somewhere.

The only question is whether they find you first, or fill out a form that sends their name to twenty of your competitors.

What are referral fees costing you?

Referral fees per year$264,000
$5,500
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