Website design for home care agencies
TitanStudio, a London web design studio working UK-wide, builds websites for home care agencies. You get clear pages on the visits you provide, the areas you cover and a careers page for carers, plus an easy enquiry route. The site is live in 21 days from the day we have your content.
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Next working days, UK time
30 minute slots
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What a weak website costs a home care agency
A daughter cannot tell what a visit involves
She is reading late in the evening, trying to work out whether her mother needs one call a day or four. If your site never explains what a visit looks like, she moves on to the next agency.
Your postcodes are a guess
A family in the next town rings, finds out you do not cover them, and has lost an hour of a difficult day. A site that names the areas you serve saves them, and your office, that call.
Good carers never apply
A carer looks you up before applying. If the careers page is thin, or the only route is an email address, they apply to the agency whose site made it easy.
Enquiries land when nobody is in
Families rarely ask for care in office hours. A form that goes nowhere until Monday means the person who needed help on Friday night has already found someone else.
What do families check before they call a home care agency?
What a visit actually looks like
Families want to picture the day: who comes, what they help with, how long they stay and how it changes as needs change. Plain descriptions of your services answer this without a phone call.
Whether you cover their area
The first question is often simply: do you come to us? A clear list of the towns and postcode areas you serve, near the top of the site, settles it quickly.
How a care plan is agreed
People worry about being handed a standard package. Explain how you meet the person, listen to the family and write a care plan together, in the order it happens.
Your rating, where it should be
If you are rated, families look for it. Your most recent rating, CQC's web address and where on CQC's site your assessment can be found should be easy to spot.
Who the carers are
A family is letting someone into the home. Say how you recruit, how carers are introduced and how the same faces are kept where possible, without promising what you cannot guarantee.
How to start, and who to talk to
A visible phone number, a short form and a clear line on what happens after an enquiry. Nobody should have to hunt for how to make the first call.
What we build for a home care agency
Service pages for each kind of visit
Personal care, medication prompts, meal preparation, companionship and the rest of what you offer, each described plainly so a family can see what fits their situation.
Areas covered, town by town
A page for each area you serve, with the towns and postcodes spelled out and a clear route to ring or enquire, so nobody has to wonder if you reach them.
A careers section for carers
Why work with you, what a shift involves and a simple application route, so recruitment has a front door that works every day of the week.
Your rating, displayed correctly
Your most recent rating, CQC's web address and where on CQC's site your assessment can be found, in a block that is easy to update when your rating changes.
An enquiry form that is kind to use
Short, with room to say who the care is for and what is needed. Each enquiry is sent to you the moment it arrives, and tracked so you know where it came from.
Easy to read for older eyes
Clear type, strong colour contrast, labelled form fields and keyboard-friendly navigation, so the site works for older relatives and everyone else.
What a great home care agency website includes
- A plain description of what a care visit involves
- Each service you offer on its own page
- A list of the towns and postcodes you cover
- How a care plan is agreed, step by step
- Your most recent rating, once you are rated
- A careers page with a simple way to apply
- A phone number visible on every page
- A short enquiry form that alerts you at once
- Photos you have permission to use, of real people
- Clear type and strong contrast for older readers
- A page for families who are arranging care for the first time
How much does a website for a home care agency cost?
A website for a home care agency is scoped to your agency, so there is no price list. We give you a fixed written quote within 24 hours of your enquiry, and the quote stays fixed once you accept it.
What shapes the scope is practical. The number of services you want described, how many areas you cover and want their own pages, whether you need a full careers section and how much writing and photography you already have all matter. A small agency covering one town needs less than one serving several areas.
We write the copy and build the site, set up your enquiry alerts, tracking and domain, and you own the site and everything on it. Ask us for a quote and we will tell you plainly what drives it.
How should a home care agency website show its CQC rating?
A rated provider that has a website must show its most recent rating on it, with CQC's web address and where on CQC's site the assessment can be found. It applies once you are rated, and CQC regulates in England. We build that block into the site and make it simple to update when your rating changes.
If you have only just registered, nothing is wasted. We build the services, areas, careers and enquiry pages first, and the rating block is ready for when your first rating is published.
We do not use any CQC logo, and the site does not suggest CQC endorses you. It simply shows your rating the way CQC requires, where families can find it.
Can a website help a home care agency recruit carers?
Yes, in the way a website can: it gives a candidate a clear careers page and an easy way to apply. We cannot promise applicant numbers, and nobody honestly can.
A carer looks at your site to decide whether you sound like a good employer. Say what a shift is like, what support and training you describe, and how to apply. Keep it truthful and specific to your agency.
A home care agency web designer should treat the careers page as seriously as the page families read. Both audiences decide in a minute or two, often on a phone.
How does it work?
- 01
A short brief
A conversation about your service, who you care for and the areas you cover.
- 02
Your content
You send your details, photos and any wording you already have. We write and structure the rest.
- 03
Build and review
We design and build the site, you review it, and we refine it with you.
- 04
Go live
Enquiry alerts and tracking are set up, then your site goes live.
Live in 21 days from the day we have your content.
Related websites we build
- Websites for care homesLife in the home, visiting and tours, shown honestly before a family walks in.
- Websites for supported livingReferral routes for commissioners, and a clear tenancy and support story for families.
- Websites for care homesLife in the home, visiting and tours, shown honestly before a family walks in.
See all of our care providers website design.
Questions, answered
Do we need a website if families mostly find us through referrals?
Referred families still look you up before they ring. A clear site confirms what they have been told, shows your area and rating, and gives them an easy way to get in touch. It also supports recruitment, which referrals do not.
Can we list every service and area we cover?
Yes. We give each service its own page and set out your areas town by town, so a family or a referrer can see at once whether you can help. It also helps people searching for care in a particular town.
We have just registered. Can we start before we are rated?
Yes. The rating display applies once you are rated. Until then we build the services, areas, careers and enquiry pages, and the rating block is ready for when your first rating is published.
Will the website get us to the top of Google?
Nobody can promise a ranking, and you should be wary of anyone who does. We structure the site properly for search, with a page for each service and area, so it is built to be found.
How long does it take?
The site is live in 21 days from the day we have your content. We write the copy and build the site, and we set up enquiry alerts, tracking and your domain.
Who owns the website?
You do. The site and all its assets belong to you, so you are never tied to us to keep your own website running.
Make it easy for a family to ring you
Tell us about your agency and the areas you cover, and we will send a fixed written quote within 24 hours.
Live in 21 days from the day we have your content.
Book a call
Pick a time that suits you. We will confirm by text or email.
Next working days, UK time
30 minute slots
Prefer to talk now? +44 7337 522762
Last updated 28 October 2026