Begin Receiving Daily Qualified Leads Today!
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Learn why thousands of vendors are using our service to increase their bottom line...
1. Customers come in daily seeking care providers and products.
2. We pre-screen and pre-qualify those leads before sending them to you.
3. Purchase only the leads you want.
4. No monthly or annual fees. Just a one time set-up fee.
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How Can National Care Providers Help You |
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We connect consumers—people looking for services like yours—to you. It’s that simple, at least on the surface. Underneath is a whole lot of work using proprietary software and years of know-how. In addition, we employ high-powered search engine optimization and website marketing techniques to drive customers to our site.
But you don’t really want to know all the technical background. What you want to know is how National Care Providers can work for you.
Once a customer submits his/her information (it’s a simple, easy to use form), our in-house team screens the lead for accurate information. After the lead is verified, our system reviews it, evaluating geographical data as well as request for service. The lead is then matched up with those members who can provide the requested service. Only four members will be allowed to contact that customer. (We limit the number of providers in any one area of service and specialization.)
As a matched member, you receive an email with all of the lead information. If you are interested in assisting the customer, you simply purchase the lead and you are then sent his/her contact information. You also have the option of logging into the system and searching for leads at your leisure. Remember, you never pay for unsolicited leads. Only pay for the leads you want! And, if at any time a lead proves to be bogus, simply fill out our short form and we will refund you for your trouble.
That’s what National Care Providers can do for you—connect you to customers, improving your bottom line!
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The High Cost of Caring for Our Loved Ones |
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| According to a study by Metropolitan Life Insurance, subjects over the age of 45 who had been providing administrative or physical care for an elder for at least the past eight years reported making frequent work sacrifices, including arriving late or leaving early, taking time off to care for an elderly dependent, using sick days and vacation time for caregiving duties, passing up on promotions, refusing transfers, taking leaves of absence and even quitting or retiring early to devote more time to an elderly person. |
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Housing Options |
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| There are a wealth of housing options out there for your elderly loved one, including Independent Living Communities, Assisted Living, Nursing Homes and Personal Care Homes. Be sure to educate yourself on each of these options and evaluate the various differences. For example, are there nurses on-site to provide medication management? Do they offer mobility assistance? Is there housekeeping and laundry service? These are all factors above and beyond price that will help you find the perfect home for your loved one. |
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| You've Taken the First Step |
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| Now that you've found National Care Providers you've taken the first step to locating the perfect eldercare options for your loved one. Please call us if we can be any assistance along the journey. We are here to serve! |
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