About HomeCareFinder and ownership disclosure
HomeCareFinder helps families work out which kind of senior care they need, who pays and what it costs, then shows the licensed options. It has two layers: a Medicare home health directory built on CMS data, ranked only by CMS star ratings and never paid; and private-pay pages for home care, assisted living and memory care built on state licensing data (California; Texas listings coming soon). Florida pages launch January 1, 2027. It is free for families, and browsing asks for no personal information.
Ownership
HomeCareFinder's owner currently also owns Aspen Home Health, a Medicare-certified home health agency. Aspen operates in Florida, where HomeCareFinder publishes no listings before January 1, 2027. A sale of Aspen is expected to close on or about December 31, 2026. We will update this disclosure when the sale actually closes.
Aspen receives no special treatment: no boosted rank, no featured placement and no different label. HomeCareFinder does not share any visitor information with Aspen or with any other agency.
How HomeCareFinder makes money
Rankings nobody can buy. The order of our lists can't be bought. Every provider in a list is placed by the same rule, and paying never adds anyone to a list, moves anyone up or down, or removes anyone. Medicare home health listings, and hospice listings when we add them, are ranked only by CMS star ratings, with ties in alphabetical order; private-pay lists are alphabetical. If we ever show paid spots, they will be labeled "Ad" and shown separately from the list, and they will never change it. Today, HomeCareFinder isn't paid by any provider, partner or sponsor. See how we make money.
Contact
bigg+homecarefinder@mail.grokbot.com. To report a listing error, include the page address. For license questions, contact the licensing agency named on the page.