Be the name Texas families see while they're checking inspection records

Assisted living and memory care, from Texas Health and Human Services Commission records, rewritten in plain English. Free for families, no sign-up.

Who it's for

Most senior-care advertising misses the moment that matters

Broad ads reach people months before they're ready, or after the decision is made. Lead services charge per inquiry or per move-in, and the same family's details often go to several providers at once.

Someone reading a facility's inspection history is somewhere else entirely. They've narrowed the list, they're about to tour, and they're doing their homework. That's when they're most open to a trusted community, an agency that can help at home, or a lawyer who can explain how to pay for care.

Here, your listing shows up at that point, on a page built around public state records. It's a flat monthly fee. There are no per-lead charges, and we never collect or sell family contact details. Families click through to you and get in touch directly.

How it works

1. Pick a metro and a plan. Each metro is billed on its own, so you can start in one and add more later.
2. Reserve your spot. Tell us your business name, website and metro. We'll confirm whether a founding spot is still open.
3. We set up your listing. Your name, a short description in your own words, your service area and a link to your site, plus your logo on Premier. We check it before it goes up.
4. It goes live, labeled Sponsored. It stays up for at least 3 months. After that it continues month to month until you cancel with 30 days' notice.

Plans, per metro, per month

Billed monthly, 3-month minimum; after that, month to month with 30 days' notice to cancel. There are at most 6 sponsors per metro and up to 3 sponsors per page, so your listing never gets lost in a wall of ads. If more sponsors qualify for a page than fit, spots rotate fairly across the metro's pages, so every sponsor eligible for those pages gets the same exposure.

Why we recommend Featured: Spotlight covers two pages in your metro. For $100 more, Featured adds the metro's county and city pages too: 85 in Dallas–Fort Worth, 67 in Houston, 29 in San Antonio, 27 in Austin and 2 in El Paso. Those are the pages people land on once they know which part of town they want.

What a Sponsored listing looks like

Sponsors appear in their own box, set apart from the list of facilities, with a clear “Sponsored” label and a “What's this?” note that explains it in one sentence. Here's an example:

Example only. Your listing links straight to your website.

Questions sponsors ask

How much traffic does the site get?

The site is new. It went public in October 2026 and is now indexed in Google, so there isn't a traffic history to show you yet, and we won't make up numbers. That's exactly why founding pricing exists: 50% off your first 3 months while the audience builds, which covers the whole 3-month minimum. Ask us any time and we'll share the real numbers we have.

Why sign up now instead of waiting for numbers?

Because spots are capped. Each metro takes 6 sponsors at most, and only the first 3 get the founding rate. If you wait, the spot may be gone. If you start and it isn't working for you, you can cancel once the 3-month minimum is up, and as a founding sponsor you'll have paid the founding rate for that whole stretch.

Is there a minimum term? Can I cancel?

Yes, there's a 3-month minimum. You're billed monthly, not up front, and you commit to the first 3 months. After that, it's month to month: give us 30 days' notice and your listing comes down at the end of that billing period. We don't offer partial-month refunds. A listing needs a few months to show what it can do, which is why we ask for 3.

What exactly will families see?

A card in a box labeled “Sponsored” with your name, what you do, your service area, a short description and a link to your site (plus your logo on Premier). It's separate from the facility list, and a “What's this?” note explains that sponsors paid to be listed and that it never affects inspection data or order. See the example above.

Where does the inspection data come from?

From the Texas Health and Human Services Commission: the license roster and TULIP, the state's long-term care provider search. We show the facts (dates, visit types, citation counts, correction dates and penalties) in plain English, and every facility page links to the official record. Methodology and sources.

Our community has citations on record. Can we still sponsor?

Usually, yes. Most facilities have some citations. Your record is shown exactly as the state reports it, whether you sponsor or not. A community that has improved can let its recent history speak for itself. We may decline a facility that's under an active state enforcement action.

What if a record about us looks wrong?

The state record always wins. If something on our page doesn't match the official HHSC record, we correct our page to match it. Sponsors don't get a different process: we can't change or remove what the state has published, so if you think the state record itself is wrong, that has to go through HHSC.

Could a competitor's ad show up on my facility page?

Not another community's. Communities never appear on facility pages. Premier service businesses, such as home care agencies or elder-law firms, can appear there.

Do you sell leads or charge referral fees?

No. We don't collect family contact details or sell referrals. Families click through to your site and contact you directly. You pay the flat monthly price and that's it.

What if more sponsors qualify for a page than fit?

Each page shows up to 3 sponsors (one on facility pages). If more qualify, the spots rotate across the metro's pages so that every eligible sponsor appears on the same number of pages, give or take one. Rotation doesn't favor any tier. Among the sponsors shown on a page, Premier is listed first, then Featured, then Spotlight. The rotation changes when the site is rebuilt.

Can I sponsor more than one metro?

Yes. Each metro is a separate plan, billed monthly with its own 3-month minimum, and the founding rate applies in each metro where you're one of the first 3.

How fast does my listing go up?

Usually within two business days, once we've checked your name, link and description.

Terms, the short version

• Plans are billed monthly with a minimum term of 3 months. After the minimum term, they renew monthly until canceled with at least 30 days' notice; the listing stays up through the end of the last paid month. To cancel, email hello@assistedlivinginspections.com. If you cancel during the first 3 months, billing continues through the end of month 3 and your listing stays up until then. Payments are processed by Stripe; we never see your full card number.
• The founding rate is 50% off a plan's monthly price for the first 3 months, for the first 3 sponsors in a metro, which covers the whole minimum term. After that, the regular monthly price applies.
• You're responsible for your listing's content and must have the right to use any name or logo you give us. Listings can't make health claims, guarantee outcomes, or mention another business.
• We may edit a listing for length or clarity, and we may decline or remove one that breaks these rules. If we remove a listing for a reason other than a rules violation, we'll refund the unused part of that month.
• A listing is an ad. It isn't an endorsement by us, and it isn't connected to the State of Texas or any state agency.
• We may change prices for future billing periods with at least 30 days' notice.