Find Home Health Care leads your competitors can't.

At independent agencies the owner signs, but the administrator runs vendors and the director of nursing or clinical manager decides anything touching documentation and patient care. Franchise home care offices add a brand layer — some tools are mandated, others are left to the franchisee.

Home health is skilled, clinician-led care usually billed to Medicare or insurers, so it buys clinical documentation, coding and compliance. Non-medical home care is private-pay or Medicaid-waiver personal care, so it buys caregiver recruiting, scheduling and family communication tools. Tell Updately which you want and leads are scored accordingly.

The common ones are a new administrator or DON, an upcoming state survey or accreditation visit, a state EVV rollout, losing a big referral source, opening a new branch and sustained caregiver turnover that shows up as repeated job posts.

Many are small, owner-operated and change hands often, so database records go stale fast and the office phone is answered by an overloaded scheduler. Updately finds agencies through what they're doing now — hiring, posting, getting reviewed — and then finds the owner or administrator behind it.

Yes. Describe your target in plain English, such as 'private-pay home care agencies in Texas with a single office', and every lead is scored against that, so Medicare-certified, Medicaid-waiver or franchise offices can be included or filtered out.