Assisted living websites · Maryland
Answer our planner about your home and we build the site: your rooms, your care, your staff and your photos, on your own domain. Every page follows Maryland's advertising rules for assisted living programs. It's built with AI, finished by a web developer, and you'll see your first version within 24 hours of sending your answers and photos.
The pages a family looks for before they call to book a tour.
What daily help looks like, how medicines are handled, and how you care for residents with memory loss, in words that follow the rules.
A gallery built from your photos of the house, the rooms, the yard and the dining table.
Your licensed manager, your CMTs and the delegating nurse's visits, shown as standards your home meets, not as extras.
A family fills in the form and it lands in your email. Nobody takes a cut or bills you per lead.
So families can see where you are and how to get there for a visit.
Want a cost tool or a checklist for families comparing homes? Pick it in the planner.
Maryland is strict about how an assisted living program describes itself. We build every Maryland assisted living site to these rules, and the planner checks your answers against them before we write a word.
The rule keeps these words out of an assisted living program's name and advertising, so we keep them off every page, including lines like "no skilled nursing".
COMAR 10.07.14.06Anyone who gives medicines is a certified medication technician. We never call them CMAs, medication aides or med aides.
Maryland Board of Nursing, COMAR 10.39.04Dementia training for care staff, the delegating nurse's visits (at least every 45 days) and a licensed assisted living manager are required by law. Your site presents them as standards your home meets, never as extras.
COMAR 10.07.14We never claim Alzheimer's Association accreditation. The Association doesn't accredit homes.
Alzheimer's AssociationWe write your site to these rules and tell you where each one comes from. It isn't legal advice, and your licensing office has the final word.
Your services, your town, and what makes you different. About 15 minutes, and it saves as you go.
Add your logo and photos right in the planner.
Starting at $499 to build, then $39.99/mo or $479.88/yr for hosting. A new web address is billed at its yearly price, and you see your total before you pay.
We build it with AI so it's fast, then a web developer finishes every page so it's right. You'll see your first version within 24 hours of sending your answers and photos.
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Starting at $499 to build
Then $39.99/mo or $479.88/yr · No lead fees · Cancel the hosting anytime
Start our planner →Yes. Every Maryland assisted living site we build follows COMAR 10.07.14.06, which keeps the words hospital, sanitarium, nursing, convalescent, rehabilitative, subacute and hospice out of an assisted living program's advertising. Medication staff are called CMTs, and required standards like dementia training and the delegating nurse's visits are presented as standards your home meets.
Not in those words. The rule keeps "hospice" out of an assisted living program's advertising, even when you mean an outside hospice team. We write it as end-of-life comfort care, which tells a family the same thing.
You'll see your first version within 24 hours of sending your answers and photos. We build it with AI so it's fast, then a web developer finishes every page so it's right, and it goes live on your own domain as soon as you're happy with it.
Starting at $499 to build, then $39.99 a month for hosting, or $479.88 a year. A new web address is billed at its yearly price, and you see your total before you pay. There is no long-term contract, and you can cancel the hosting anytime.
Yes. The planner looks up the advertising rules for assisted living in your state and we write your site to them. Maryland's rules are the ones we have checked by hand and know best.
The name is yours to keep. We register it in RunCabin's name so we can handle the setup and you never touch a settings panel. Want it in your own registrar account? Just ask and we release it to you with the transfer code, free, any time.
No. We write your site to the published rules for your kind of business in your state and cite where each rule comes from, but we are not lawyers and can't promise a regulator's sign-off. Your licensing office has the final word.
The planner takes about 15 minutes and saves as you go.
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