Marketing for Medicaid Planners
Families facing long-term care costs need answers fast. We help them find your practice, trust it and reach you, and we keep your referral partners close. Serving Omaha, Council Bluffs and practices nationwide.
The Problem
Your days go to applications, documents and family meetings. Your website, Google profile and follow-up get pushed to next week, every week.
Many families do not know the term Medicaid planner. They search for help paying for a nursing home or protecting a parent's savings, and your site may not answer those questions.
Attorneys, care communities and social workers send families your way, but nobody tracks who sent whom or thanks them on a schedule.
What We Do
We build your website, local search presence and follow-up so each inquiry gets a fast reply, with one strategist and one monthly report.
Plain pages on how you help, who you help and what happens at a first meeting, with a simple way to call or book a consultation.
We keep your Google profile complete and active, so families searching for help near them find your practice.
Articles and FAQs that answer what families search for about paying for long-term care, written in plain language.
We set up review requests after each case, track new reviews and help you reply to every one.
We track your referral sources and set up thank-you messages and reminders, so partners hear from you on a steady schedule.
We set up text and email replies so families hear back right away, and your team gets the details to call back.
Building Trust
Families come to you worried about money and a parent's care. Your marketing has to be clear, calm and accurate.
We write in the words families use, not legal or program terms, and explain what you do in a few short steps.
We keep your marketing free of claims about eligibility or results, and you review every page before it goes live.
If you hold family workshops or webinars, we build the sign-up page and send reminders by text and email.
Practices We Serve
Referral Partners
Elder law attorneys, nursing homes, assisted living communities, home care agencies, hospital social workers and financial advisors can all send families your way.
We track each referral by source and set up thank-you messages and reminders, so partners hear from you and your report shows who sends families.
How It Works
We learn your practice, the families you help, your referral sources and how people find you today.
We review your website, Google profile, reviews and follow-up, then build a plan with priorities.
We set up your pages, profile, review requests, referral tracking and inquiry follow-up. You approve each page first.
You see calls, consultations, referrals and where each one came from, with your strategist walking you through it.
Every Month
Omaha and Nationwide
SilverCore.io is based in Council Bluffs and works with Medicaid planners across the Omaha metro.
We also work with practices nationwide. Meet with us in person or by video, and get the same strategist and the same monthly report either way. Book a Strategy Call.
FAQ
Your website, Google profile, articles that answer family questions, reviews, referral partner follow-up and the replies after a family reaches out. SilverCore.io runs all of it from one plan with one strategist.
We do not promise a number, because results depend on your market, your practice and your competition. We do the work that brings in calls and referrals, and we report on calls, consultations and referrals each month.
Yes. You review every page and article before it goes live, so what families read matches how you work.
We list your referral sources, track each referral and set up thank-you messages and reminders for your team. Your report shows which partners send families.
No. We do not require long-term contracts.
Yes. SilverCore.io is based in Council Bluffs, Iowa. We serve Medicaid planners in the Omaha metro and work with practices nationwide.
Why Trust Us
Your Next Move
Book a Strategy Call. We look at how families and referral partners find you today and show you what to fix first.