Missed inquiries. Dormant contacts. Demand that outruns staffing. Explore what Acensus installed and what changed inside four home care agencies.
Choose the case closest to your agency’s bottleneck. Each includes the starting position, implementation, outcomes, and economics.
47 → 46 inquiries per month. No additional advertising spend.
Faster response and consistent follow-up helped turn existing demand into more signed clients.
53.75%more admissions per month
Explore the full case102 admissions less 55 discharges. Delivered hours: 3,000 → 4,374 per week.
Client acquisition and caregiver recruitment ran together as the agency expanded delivered care.
+47active clients during the window
Explore the full case18 booked assessments; 15 completed; 7 admissions. No added advertising.
A screened contact list and coordinated follow-up reopened conversations with families whose needs had changed.
7admissions signed by Day 45
Explore the full caseCaregiver roster: 240 → 259. Added-hours annualized revenue: $494,208.
Faster applicant response and territory-specific recruiting supported the capacity needed to deliver more care.
+288delivered care hours per week
Explore the full caseSource: client narratives supplied by Acensus, with calculations reconciled to supplied inputs. Window counts and endpoint rates use the stated periods. Annualized values assume continuing weekly hours and rates; they are operating run-rates, not cash collected or realized 12-month returns. Each case retains its stated cost denominator and factors that shaped the result. Client identities are anonymized.
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