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Families make life-changing decisions based on your website. Misrepresenting your care level is a lawsuit waiting to happen.

Senior living and elder care websites must clearly distinguish care levels, disclose pricing, and meet state licensing requirements. We review for level-of-care accuracy and fee transparency.

What regulators look for on elder care and assisted living websites

Misrepresenting level of care (assisted living vs. skilled nursing)

Hidden fees or unclear pricing structure

Undisclosed referral service compensation model

Missing state facility license information

Who regulates elder care and assisted living websites

CMS
State Health Departments
State AG Consumer Protection

We review your website against requirements from each of these regulatory bodies. This is an informational review, not legal advice. Consult with your attorney for guidance specific to your situation.

What we check

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Common questions about elder care and assisted living websites

Do I need to show prices on my senior living website?

Many states have enacted fee transparency laws requiring disclosure of base rates, what is included vs. additional costs, and fee increase policies. Even where not legally required, hiding pricing is a red flag for families and regulators.

What is level-of-care misrepresentation?

Marketing your facility for care you are not licensed to provide. If you are licensed as assisted living but use language implying skilled nursing capability (like "24/7 medical care"), this is misleading and potentially illegal.

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