Home Care Website Design for Agencies

Our standard home care website builds run $8,500–$14,500 one-time, depending on complexity, service mix, and integration needs. That includes custom design (no templates), mobile-first build, conversion-optimized intake forms, HIPAA-aware handling, on-page SEO foundation, schema markup, and CRM integration. No monthly platform fees.

Yes. You own the design, the code, the content, and the domain. We hand it off cleanly with full documentation. No platform lock-in, no proprietary builder you can't leave.

Yes. We build on WordPress or your CMS of choice, with a clean admin experience for non-technical editors. We also offer optional monthly support if you'd rather have us handle updates.

At minimum it needs clear service pages, the areas you serve, a prominent phone number and contact option, an explanation of how care starts, licensing details, real reviews and answers to common family questions. Many agencies also need a caregiver careers section and a page for referral partners. Every page should work well on a phone, since many visitors arrive that way. Forms should collect only basic contact details, never health information. You can see how your current site measures up with the website grader.

Standard builds run $8,500 to $14,500. If you want to spread the cost, we offer 0% financing over 18 to 24 months with a 10% to 50% deposit. There is also a rental option starting at $397 down plus $197 per month. With a rental, you are paying for use of the site, and the site is not owned by you. Which option fits depends on your budget and how long you plan to keep the site. Compare the options on the pricing page.

It depends on the condition of your current site. If the site is slow, hard to use on a phone, difficult to edit or missing key pages, fixing that first usually makes sense, since SEO work builds on the site itself. If the site is sound, you can often start SEO on the existing one and rebuild later. A short review answers this better than a rule of thumb. Book the free audit and we will tell you which path makes sense.

The safest approach is to collect as little as possible. Contact forms should ask for a name, phone number or email and a short message, and should tell visitors not to enter health details. We design forms so protected health information does not pass through them. This is a design approach, not legal advice, and your policies still matter. Have your compliance advisor review your privacy policy and how your intake team handles messages after they arrive.

You can, if the redesign changes page addresses without redirects or removes content that was ranking. That risk is manageable with planning. A careful rebuild maps old addresses to new ones with 301 redirects, keeps pages that already perform and checks the site before launch. Redirect mapping is part of our launch step. Rankings can still move after any major change, so we compare against a starting baseline. See the related home care SEO work.