Senior Care Placement · founding stage

Exclusive senior care leads, one operator per metro.

CallerBridge builds and runs a local senior care brand, site and call routing for one metro, and routes the qualified calls it produces to one operator while the agreement is active and in good standing. Check whether your market is open, then run the economics with your own job value, margin and close rate.

Where this stands

Senior Care Placement markets, stated plainly.

25 senior care markets available

Inventory: a defined metro we have set up and can offer. Available means unassigned, not operating.

0 operating

No senior care market is live yet, so there are no measured results, call volumes or operator case studies to show you. Any volume figure you see from us is an estimate and is labelled as one.

No market is held by asking

Talking to us, or us talking to you, does not reserve a market. Availability below is read from inventory as of 2026-10-30 20:38 UTC.

Holding a market

What exclusive senior care leads means here.

Qualified calls from the agreed CallerBridge properties, for senior care in the agreed territory, go to one operator while the agreement is active and in good standing. It does not mean all the demand in your metro, and it does not stop competitors marketing there. You are not buying a share of a lead list: nobody else receives a call from that market's channel while you hold it.

Ours

What CallerBridge operates

  • The market brand, domain and site — built, hosted and operated by CallerBridge.
  • The tracking number that routes to you.
  • The advertising and search presence that produces the demand.
  • The consent records behind each lead, which we keep for compliance.
Yours

What the operator must do

  • Answer every routed call live during the agreed hours. CallerBridge routes calls; it does not run an answering service.
  • Follow up and serve the customer yourself, from the first conversation to the finished job.
  • Serve the whole agreed territory, and say so before signing if you cannot.
  • Hold the licences, registrations and insurance your work requires, and keep them current.

The local site in each senior care market is built around these services, so these are the calls it is designed to produce:

  • Assisted living — Help with daily routines — meals, medication, bathing — while staying independent.
  • Memory care — A secured setting with staff trained specifically for dementia and Alzheimer's.
  • Independent living — For a parent who's still capable but shouldn't be maintaining a house alone.
  • In-home care — Support at home when your parent isn't ready to leave it.

Signing does not switch it on

A market launches after you approve its site, the terms are agreed, the call routing has been tested with your team and you are ready to answer. The launch date is agreed, not automatic.

The customer stays yours

You answer, you close and you keep the customer. CallerBridge charges the agreed monthly price, not a share of your jobs.

Qualification rules

What counts as a qualified senior care call.

Every caller answers these before a call or enquiry is routed to you. They are the same questions the senior care funnel runs in every market:

  • Who needs care?
  • What's prompting the search?

Then, to give you context before you pick up, they are also asked:

  • What kind of care are you weighing?
  • How soon might a move happen?
  • Will Medicaid be paying for any of the care?

The answers are stored with each lead, so what you paid for is auditable. A lead can be disputed within 30 days of the monthly report, paid or not; an upheld dispute removes it from delivered volume. Read the full qualification policy →

Pricing

How a senior care market is priced.

  • One monthly price per market. The advertising budget is inside it, and qualified demand is not billed again as a separate per-lead fee.
  • The price is built from the senior care market rate, the volume the market is sized for, and what media costs in its state. Across the senior care markets we hold, the model puts it at roughly $5,635 to $7,963 a month, depending on the state. That is an estimate, not a quote, and not measured from delivered calls.
  • For the first three months after activation, the exclusivity premium is credited back in proportion to any shortfall against the volume your market was sized for. Advertising and channel-operation costs are not credited.

Enquiries flagged as Medicaid-eligible are excluded from the delivered volume used to calculate the opening credit, so no part of the fee varies with them.

Review the proposed monthly price, qualification rules, territory and launch terms before deciding.

FAQ

Exclusive senior care leads: common questions.

What are exclusive senior care leads at CallerBridge?

Qualified calls and enquiries from the CallerBridge brand, site and tracking number for one metro, for senior care, routed to one operator while the agreement is active and in good standing. Exclusive does not mean all the senior care demand in a metro, and it does not stop competitors marketing there.

How many senior care markets are available?

25 of 25 are available as of 2026-10-30 20:38 UTC, and 0 are operating. Available means set up and unassigned, not live. Because none is live yet, there are no measured call volumes or results to show.

What counts as a qualified senior care call?

A caller must answer these before a lead is routed: Who needs care? What's prompting the search? The answers are stored with the lead, and a lead can be disputed within 30 days of the monthly report.

How are exclusive senior care leads priced?

One monthly price per market, with the advertising budget inside it and no separate per-lead fee. The model puts senior care markets at roughly $5,635 to $7,963 a month, depending on the state. That is an estimate from published benchmarks and state media costs, not a quote. For the first three months after activation, the exclusivity premium is credited back in proportion to any shortfall against the volume the market was sized for.

Does signing switch a market on?

No. A market launches after you approve its site, the terms are agreed, the call routing has been tested with your team and you are ready to answer. The launch date is agreed, not automatic.

Next

Check the market first. Then run your own numbers.

Estimated volume is ours; job value, margin and close rate are yours. Projected revenue is not profit.