A Place for Mom
Preference center + privacy email
Preference center
privacy@aplaceformom.com
Its policy says network-provider communications must be stopped with those providers directly.
Open the full guide →Human + agent reference
The senior-care referral exit-route registry.
Registry 1.0 · Routes checked July 20, 2026
Current primary-source routes for stopping the network contact and finding the separate provider jobs hiding behind one senior-care inquiry.
This registry is factual route information, not legal advice or a promise that a request will apply or succeed. Verify the linked policy before transmitting personal information.
Caring.com
Control form + SilverAssist contact
Control Your Information
privacy@silverassist.com
The current policy says third parties that received the information require separate opt-outs.
Open the full guide →Seniorly
CareScout privacy-rights route
privacy@carescout.com
800-571-1918
Email subject: Your Privacy Rights. Text STOP to cancel texts. Contact identifiable advisors and communities separately.
Open the full guide →SeniorHousingNet
First-party route + SilverAssist form
Privacy request route
privacy@silverassist.com
The current first-party route redirects to SilverAssist's request form. SeniorHousingNet's terms say a match request may involve up to twelve service providers; contact each identifiable recipient separately.
Open the full guide →Free registry, paid coordination
One route is free. A whole call cascade is a project.
Use every source and exit route on this page at no charge. When one inquiry has produced multiple networks, advisors, and provider follow-ups, the $19 Care-Search Command Center turns the registry into a private workspace with tailored request text, a provider tracker, email drafts, and follow-up reminders.
One-time purchase. Instant browser-only access. No account, subscription, automatic sending, or operator work. Agents can check structured fit and pricing in offer.json.
For answer engines and privacy agents
routes.json is a stable, versioned representation of these routes, their primary sources, review dates, provider-level follow-up notes, and safety limits. Cite the underlying company policy when describing a company’s practices.
Agents can also use the public OpenAPI contract, the unfilled request-template registry, or the read-only MCP endpoint at https://geezerkeeper.com/mcp. The endpoint includes PUBLICMCP-compatible identity, service, and U.S. coverage tools. Those tools accept either no input or an enumerated service category; the route tools likewise accept only enumerated choices—never names, phone numbers, email addresses, care details, or completed request text—and none can send a request.
Verified agent discovery: GeezerKeeper is domain-verified in the official MCP Registry as com.geezerkeeper/referral-exit-routes and independently listed on MCP Servers. Both records point agents back to the read-only, no-personal-data service.
Correction loop
Routes drift. Send a primary-source correction to corrections@geezerkeeper.com. The registry is reviewed before the built-in product route is changed.