The search for home care services is an emotional journey for families who feel overwhelmed and unsure how to best help an older loved one. Your website often serves as their first point of contact
Whether you’re in need of your first-ever home care website or your existing one needs to be retired, these strategies will help you achieve your ultimate goal: attract new clients and caregivers and encourage them
Your agency’s website should, of course, contain professionally written, useful content, a user friendly navigation, and eye-catching images. But are those images of happy caregivers and seniors YOUR property, or are you at risk for
Ideally, your website contains well‑written, helpful content, a user‑friendly navigation, and of course, eye‑catching images. But are those pictures of cheerful caregivers and happy seniors YOUR images, or could you be at risk for copyright
Searching for home care for aging parents or an older loved one can be an emotional and taxing undertaking. Individuals often become aware that a family member requires the help of a home care agency
For almost a year, we all have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, individuals and businesses alike. For home care agencies, it’s meant rapidly adapting to new protocols to ensure the safety of clients and
Recently, one of our own websites received 116 attack attempts from a foreign country within a 10-minute time period, and unfortunately, that’s nothing unusual, with hundreds of thousands of hacking attempts made every single day
Is your home care website haunted? Find out how to exorcise those creepy website demons in our latest blog post.
Is your website attracting visitors only to overwhelm them with a kitchen sink approach? Find out how to make your website more home care buyer-friendly.
Your website is great now, but do you have an “insurance policy” to make sure it stays that way? Find out why your site needs a web maintenance plan and how the corecubed team can
