Does AI recommend your senior care business?
When a daughter asks ChatGPT who to call, or a discharge planner checks Google's AI answer before a Friday placement, does your name come up? We ask the real engines the questions families actually ask, show you which websites the answers were built from, and grade what we find.
Not a trick, just the actual questions.
The real engines, not an impression of them
We capture what Google's AI Overviews, Google's AI Mode and the ChatGPT app return today, with the sources each answer leaned on. That matters: asking a chat model what it remembers measures its training data, not what a family sees. Google gets short search queries and ChatGPT gets the full question, because that is how each one is really used.
Four buying questions, every engine
A business can be named for "best" and invisible for "who should I call first". We ask four intents across every engine, so your score is a rate across twelve answers rather than one lucky reply. An engine that fails, or a search that produces no AI answer at all, is reported rather than counted against you.
Plus what your own site says
Give us your website and we also check what an AI engine reads to decide what you are: structured data, a declared business entity, name, address and phone, question-and-answer content, and whether crawlers can reach your pages. Those checks never vary, which is what keeps the grade steady between runs.
What owners ask us about this tool.
How do I check if ChatGPT recommends my assisted living community?
Run the questions a family would ask rather than searching your own name, and run them more than once. This free checker asks four buying-intent questions across ChatGPT, Google's AI Overviews and Google's AI Mode, then reports how many of those answers named you. Checking from your own logged-in account is the least reliable method, because AI search personalises on your location and history.
Why doesn't my senior living community show up in AI search results?
Usually because the sources those answers are built from do not describe you, or describe you inconsistently. AI answers lean on directories, state licensing lookups and association member lists far more than on your own website. This tool shows you which sites the answers were actually built from, so you can see whether you are among them.
Is this AI visibility checker really free?
Yes, and there is no email required to see your grade, the per-engine results or the list of cited sources. We ask for an email only if you want the full report with every question, every answer, the competitors named instead of you, and the fixes in priority order.
Which AI engines does the checker test?
The ChatGPT app with web search on, Google's AI Overviews, and Google's AI Mode. These are captured as they really answer today rather than by asking a chat model what it remembers, which is a different thing and a much weaker signal.
Does this work for home care, hospice and elder law as well as senior living?
Yes. The tool covers the twelve senior-serving verticals we work in: assisted living, memory care, independent and senior living, skilled nursing and CCRCs, adult foster and adult family homes, home care, home health, hospice and palliative, senior placement, senior move management, elder law, and adult day or respite care. Each one is asked the questions families use for that specific kind of care.
How is AI visibility different from SEO rankings?
A ranking is a position on a page of links. AI visibility is whether your name appears inside the answer itself, which is increasingly where the decision gets made before anyone clicks. A business can rank well and still be invisible in AI answers, and the reverse happens too.
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