Are you recommended by AI?
When a family, a discharge planner, or a referral source asks an AI search engine who to trust, does your name actually come up? We ask several engines the questions families really ask, check what your own site tells them, and grade the result.
Not a trick, just the actual questions.
Several engines, several questions
We ask a bank of real buying-intent questions, the kind a daughter actually types, and we ask more than one AI engine, including one that does live web search rather than answering from training data. Your score is the share of those answers that name you, not a single lucky or unlucky reply.
Plus what your own site says
If you give us your website, we also check the things an AI engine reads to decide what you are: structured data, a declared business entity, your name, address and phone, question-and-answer content, and whether crawlers can find your pages. Those checks never vary, which is what keeps the grade steady.
What to do if you're not showing up
It usually comes down to a handful of fixable things: thin or missing structured data, no third-party sources talking about you, or a site that never clearly states what you do and where. This is exactly what we build for senior-serving brands, all day, every day.


















