California Business & Professions Code §650(g): paying for advertising through a third party that does not recommend, endorse or select a licensee is not a patient referral.
Direct-to-family advertising on Facebook and Instagram. The family fills out a short form inside the app and it lands on your intake phone and email in under a minute. No referrers. No per-patient fees. Ever.
Live today for a licensed health company in California. Flat monthly fee. You own the pages, the forms and the videos.
Produced videos on Facebook and Instagram, shown only inside your CDPH-approved service area. No website needed.
Name, phone, what care is needed, how soon — and a dated consent. No health questions.
Call or email to YOUR phone and YOUR inbox. No referrer in between.
Same day. You assess, you admit. Your patient, your relationship, from the first call.
California Business & Professions Code §650(g): paying for advertising through a third party that does not recommend, endorse or select a licensee is not a patient referral.
No per-patient fees, no per-lead fees, no commissions — a flat monthly fee, written into the agreement (AB 1280, federal Anti-Kickback Statute).
Hospice campaigns run only inside your approved service area, with a full CDPH license.
Ad spend is paid by you directly to Meta from your own account. Minimum term: setup plus four months. Everything is written in a short agreement before any work starts.
One-time setup + flat monthly fee
Terms and pricing are set on the call, based on your service area and the services your license covers.
“Mom is coming home from the hospital. Who takes care of her now?”
One-time setup + flat monthly fee
Terms and pricing are set on the call, based on your approved service area and your license.
“You don't have to do this alone.”
A second license under the same ownership (a second agency, or hospice and home health together) is contracted separately; each license gets its own campaigns and its own lead connection.
I check the directories families use (Google, Yelp, Medicare Care Compare, A Place for Mom and more), tell you which listings are wrong or unclaimed and how to fix them. On request, I also send a one-page "You have the right to choose" handout for families.