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Websites for live-in care providers

Web design for live-in care providers: £249.99 to build, then £49.99 a month, no minimum term. You are competing with a care home. Make that comparison explicitly.

Families considering live-in care are almost always weighing it against a care home, and they assume it will be far more expensive. Frequently it is comparable, particularly for a couple.

Making that comparison openly, with figures, is the single most effective thing a live-in provider can publish, because the alternative is being dismissed before anybody enquires.

What your customers want answered

  1. What does it cost a week compared with a care home
  2. Where does the carer sleep and what do we provide
  3. What happens on their days off and at night
  4. How are carers matched to the person
  5. What if it does not work out with a particular carer

Compare the cost honestly, including for couplesCare home fees are generally per person, while live-in care covers a household. For a couple that comparison changes completely, and setting it out plainly reaches families who had ruled the option out on a guess.

Avoiding the practical awkwardness

Families worry about a stranger living in the house, what happens to privacy and what the carer eats. Addressing those directly is far more reassuring than avoiding them.

How live-in care works

Live-in care is unfamiliar to many families. Explain how carers are matched, their hours and breaks, what they do day to day, what the household needs to provide and how the arrangement is managed and reviewed.

Trust and costs

Show your registration and inspection report if you are a managed service, explain clearly whether you are an agency or an introductory service, and how weekly costs work.

Common questions

What should a live-in care website include?
How live-in care works, carer matching, hours and breaks, what the home needs, management and reviews, registration, service type and cost information.
Should I explain managed versus introductory services?
Yes. Families need to understand who is responsible for what.
Do families compare live-in care with care homes?
Often. A plain comparison helps them decide.

Tell me about your business.

One message is enough to start. I’ll read it and reply myself, usually with a couple of questions and a clear price.

Liam Tapp, Website Builds

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