Call the senior care buildings that need what you sell.

Public state licensing records (in Florida, the Agency for Health Care Administration; elsewhere, each state's licensing agency) and federal CMS nursing home data. We compile and clean them, and match each record to the facility's administrator and phone where the state lists them. ClearLTC tracks every licensed assisted living facility and nursing home in the states we cover, and the coverage section lists exactly what each state publishes.

Florida today, with more states opening. Each state publishes different records: some name the owner on every license, so we catch sales; others only list the buildings, so we catch new licenses and closures. The coverage section shows what we track in each state. If yours isn't live yet, join its waitlist and we'll email you when it opens.

We re-check state and federal records on a recurring cycle and send what's new on your schedule: Monday morning by default, any day and hour you pick, or every weekday morning when there's something new. Timing depends on when the state and CMS publish, and nursing home citation data typically runs behind real time. Nursing-home ownership changes come from the state license record, not the CMS ownership file, which runs a year or more behind. Every row is labeled with its event date so you can see how fresh it is.

Yes. HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho CRM and Pipedrive connect directly: buildings, signals and administrators land as companies, accounts or organizations, with notes or tasks and contacts, and no duplicates. You can send a test first, choose what's sent automatically, map values into your own fields, and see a history of every send. Slack and Microsoft Teams get a post for each batch of new signals. Google Sheets, Monday, Airtable and most other tools connect through Zapier or Make with a signed webhook. Any list also downloads as a CSV in your CRM's import format.

Yes. That's the default. Pick your counties and what you sell, and your email and portal show only the buildings that fit.

It works for you on top of the public record; it doesn't invent the record. It reads your website to draft your seller profile, which you edit. Each week it ranks the buildings in your counties against that profile and says in one line why each fits, leads your email with your top picks, and drafts phone openers, emails and pre-call briefs in your words. It also screens local news and matches stories to facilities. When you ask it to find decision-makers on the web, it keeps only people named on a page it links to, and marks them unverified until you check. Contacts from state and federal filings are marked as public record.

A public record that gives a building a reason to buy. Nursing-home inspection citations from CMS, each matched to the kind of vendor that fixes it (a medication citation for a pharmacy, a generator citation for a life-safety contractor). Staffing signals from federal payroll data, such as a home getting a large share of its nursing hours from agency staff. Ownership, management and administrator changes, new licenses and state actions from state licensing records. And local news about a specific building. Pick what you sell and your list shows the citations that fit.

Add a card at checkout and you get seven days of everything: your first signals right away (the last 90 days, so there's someone to call today), the portal, Ask AI and your CRM connection. You're charged only when the week ends, and you can cancel before then in one click from Billing. One free week per company.

No. $99 a month, cancel anytime, or $990 a year (two months free). Switch between them, update your card or cancel from Billing whenever you like.

ClearLTC is made by Holic Industries LLC, a Florida company that builds software for senior care. Questions go to a person, not a queue: sales@clearltc.com.