1
Brand it.
Add your practice name and contact details locally. Nothing is sent to GeezerKeeper.
For care practices and senior living operators
Teach the client. Keep the referral chronology.
Create a co-brandable private-search handout for families. When a direct inquiry, later network notice, unreachable referral, or out-of-area lead needs review, put the supported facts, applicable response window, and actual status into a separate chronology.
One professional location. Unlimited handouts and up to 250 local chronology records. Instant browser access. No subscription.
Commercial client-sharing licenseBrowser-only chronologyNo prospect data uploadedMaintained exit routes
Two small useful things
Not another care-management platform.
This covers two edge cases general software leaves scattered: teaching families how to avoid a lead-distribution system, and keeping direct-source, network, contactability, service-area, and response facts together when a referral is disputed.
2
Print it.
Save a clean PDF or print a client copy with a direct-search protocol and practical guardrails.
3
Keep the chronology.
Record direct and network timestamps, contactability and service-fit outcomes, the applicable response window, and actual status without claiming the tool decides attribution or billing.
Both workspaces
Useful before the form and when two records collide.
- Direct-search protocol that avoids third-party lead forms
- Provider comparison ledger prompts
- What to record before calling or touring
- Source-linked stop-contact routes if calls already started
- Your practice contact details and a plain independence statement
- Direct-versus-network chronology with check-by dates, status, and CSV export
- Separate contactability and service-area outcomes for unreachable or out-of-area leads
See the A Place for Mom duplicate, unreachable, and out-of-area workflow →
See the Caring.com duplicate-deadline workflow →
Prepared by Your Practice
Private senior-care search
Compare options without turning one inquiry into a call cascade.
- Search for providers directly.
- Record each provider before contacting it.
- Use one dedicated contact channel if practical.
- Ask who will receive your information.
Professional license
Buy a reusable asset, not a new obligation.
There is no setup call, prospect import, seat administration, renewal, or work queue. The purchaser controls both browser-only workspaces independently.
- One practice, firm, or care location
- Unlimited client handouts and up to 250 local chronology records
- No resale, sublicensing, or white-label redistribution
Professional Client Share Kit
$59one time
instant access
instant access
- Co-brandable handout workspace
- Referral chronology with contactability, service-area, deadline, and status tracking
- CSV export and clean print views
- Commercial client-sharing rights
- Maintained source and exit-route links
Stripe redirects directly to the kit. Review the license terms before purchase.
Why it is not a prompt
The words are the easy part.
A general AI can draft a handout or table. This license packages the ongoing nuisance: current primary-source routes, tested local persistence, chronology and deadline logic, status tracking, CSV and print output, client-safe language, commercial reuse rights, and a public recovery tool that stays available after the chat disappears.
Does the kit upload client or prospect information?
No. Both workspaces run in the browser and their script does not upload entered values. Use internal aliases in the chronology and exclude sensitive information.
Does the workspace know my duplicate-report deadline?
No. Enter the exact alert or contract deadline when available. The optional business-day check-by estimate skips weekends only; it does not adjust for holidays or interpret the agreement.
Does the referral chronology decide whether a fee is owed?
No. It states only which entered timestamp is earlier. Attribution depends on the relevant records, agreement, policies, and applicable advice.
Does an unreachable or out-of-area outcome guarantee a credit?
No. The workspace records the operator's supported outcome and the network's actual response. It does not promise a refund, credit, fee waiver, or contract result.
Can I remove GeezerKeeper branding?
You may add your practice identity, but the independence statement, safety limitations, source links, and GeezerKeeper attribution stay with the handout.
Does this make my practice responsible for stopping calls?
No. The handout is educational. Clients choose whether to use the linked self-service routes and send their own requests. The kit does not promise deletion or the end of every contact.