$21,000a month in new move-in revenue
Three move-ins in one month, within three months of signing.
Assisted living marketing agency for Virginia communities
Care Growth helps Virginia assisted living facilities get found by families who are searching now, then our team calls every lead and books the tour. We are headquartered in Denver, Colorado, and we work remotely with communities in every US state, including Virginia.
What our clients have seen
$12,600in the first month
New monthly move-in revenue, worth $277,200 in lifetime value.
Senior living community, case study two
Remotein every US state
Headquartered in Denver. Everything we run works the same in Virginia.
How we work
What we run for Virginia communities
The same six services we run everywhere, set up for how Virginia families search and for Virginia’s levels of care. Each one has its own page.
Websites
Fast, trust-building websites built to turn visitors into families ready to schedule a tour.
Learn morePaid Ads (Google & Meta)
Google Ads for families searching now, and Meta ads that reach them earlier. Every lead gets worked.
Learn moreSEO & AI Search
Rank in the moments that matter: local searches, AI assistants, and discovery questions.
Learn moreGoogle Business Profile
Show up first, look credible, and earn calls from families ready to act.
Learn moreLead Handling
Our team calls, qualifies, and follows up on every inquiry, then books the tour right onto your calendar. You just show up.
Learn moreAnalytics
See what's actually working: leads, tours, cost per move-in, all in one place.
Learn moreMarketing assisted living in Virginia
What does the Virginia market look like?
Fewer, larger communities. The CDC’s 2020 National Post-acute and Long-term Care Study estimated about 430 residential care communities in Virginia with roughly 31,800 licensed beds, an average of about 74 beds each.
Large buildings need a steady flow of tours. We pair paid ads with SEO and call every lead the same day.
How does Virginia license assisted living?
The Virginia Department of Social Services licenses assisted living facilities. Its standards set two levels of care: residential living care, for adults who need minimal help with daily activities, and assisted living care, for adults who need at least moderate help. A Uniform Assessment Instrument decides which level a resident needs.
If you offer assisted living care, not only residential living, say so clearly. It tells families and referral sources you can serve residents with more needs.
Is there public help paying for assisted living in Virginia?
Yes. The Auxiliary Grant supplements the income of eligible older, blind, or disabled adults living in licensed assisted living facilities. Not every facility accepts it.
If you do, a plain page about it brings in families who are told no elsewhere. See lead handling.
Questions from Virginia operators
Do you work with Virginia communities from Denver?
Yes. Everything we do runs remotely: the website, ads, SEO, Google Business Profile, and the calls to families. See how it works.
Can you market our level of care?
Yes. We build pages around residential living or assisted living care using the state’s terms.
Do you build Auxiliary Grant pages?
Yes, when you accept Auxiliary Grant residents. We link to the state’s own information.
Do you guarantee more inquiries?
We don’t promise a specific number of leads, tours, rankings, or move-ins. We report honestly on every lead, tour, and move-in.
Sources
- CDC NCHS, National Post-acute and Long-term Care Study, 2020 state estimates for residential care communities (number of providers and licensed capacity by state, data.cdc.gov table wibz-pb5q)
- Virginia DSS, Standards for Licensed Assisted Living Facilities (22VAC40-73)
- Virginia DSS, Assisted living facilities
- Virginia DARS, Auxiliary Grant
Let’s fill your Virginia community.
Book a free 20-minute audit. We’ll look at how families in your town search, where you show up, and what we’d change.