The network opens to referrals as the founding fifty come online.
Selecting 50 founding partners · Texas
I built the placement network AI sends families to. Fifty Texas homes get to build the referral side with me.
It was never the quality of your care and it was never your budget. It is that the corporate communities are wired into the systems that route people, and you are not.
Families already call me because an assistant told them to.
That is not a forecast. It already happened, and it is the entire reason this network exists. Ask an assistant where to place someone in your city right now and see whether your home is named. Most are not.
Right now, whatever an assistant says about your home is whatever it scraped. Founding partners control the record it reads.
The network is live. Open it before you call: placement.seniorliving.expert
Membership is $3,500. Founding partners pay $1,800, one time. No monthly fee, no renewal. The placement fee is separate: one month’s rent, only when a resident actually moves in.
For scale: one empty bed in Texas runs about $5,250 a month (Genworth/CareScout 2024 Cost of Care Survey). The founding fee is roughly ten days of one empty bed. That is a cost comparison, not a promise about your occupancy.
Founding partners are confirmed on a call. I want to hear your home before I give away a seat.
You are not buying marketing. You are joining infrastructure.
Families and hospital case managers have already changed how they find care. They ask an assistant, and the assistant answers from whatever it can actually read, verify and cite.
This network is that wiring. Fifty homes get to own their position in it before anyone else can buy one.
What is already built
Five systems running today, and a sixth waiting for its first referral on Membership connects your home to all of them.
The matching engine
Running427 licensed Texas homes are already loaded. A family's real situation, or a hospital's real referral, is matched against your license type, your price range and the things you told me you cannot take. Not a lead blast. A match.
The AI answer layer
RunningWhen a family or a case manager asks an assistant where to place someone, the assistant answers from what it can read, verify and cite. Your home becomes a structured record those systems can quote. This is the part almost no home in Texas has.
Your live home record
RunningYour home in your own words, with your photographs, dated and checked against your license type before it publishes. It replaces the PDF nobody opens and the listing nobody reads.
The inquiry and tour automation
RunningInquiries answered, tours tracked, follow-up that continues while you are doing a med pass. The place homes lose residents is between the phone call and the tour, and it happens in silence.
The compliance engine
RunningLicense verification with a dated record, written consumer disclosure, dated written referral notice before admission. Texas Business and Commerce Code Chapter 121 requires all of it. The system produces it instead of a person remembering.
The outcome loop
Waiting on the first placementSeven, thirty and ninety day checks on every placement, reported back. This is what lets a network walk into a hospital and prove its placements hold. It is built and it has never run, because no one has been placed yet. It gets its first input the day a founding partner takes a resident.
What you will never get sent
If you have paid a lead service before, this is the part that made you quit: people who could not afford you, and people you could not safely take.
Nobody below your price floor. Every referral is checked against your stated price range before it reaches you. If your floor is $4,500, you will not be handed a $2,000 family.
Nobody past your care limits. You tell me what you cannot take. Two person transfer, exit seeking, oxygen, behaviors, a resident who smokes. Those are checked before a referral is sent, not after you have already said yes to fill a bed.
Nothing that puts your license at risk. Every capability on your record is checked against your license type before it publishes. The system will not let your page claim care your license does not allow.
The market this network sits inside
Every figure below comes from a federal or Texas state government record. The source is printed under each one. Partners get the full data file.
Medicare beneficiaries in the 10-county Houston region
Source: CMS Medicare Monthly Enrollment, 2025
of them are 85 or older
Source: CMS Medicare Monthly Enrollment, 2025
Medicare fee-for-service discharges a year across 47 Houston-area hospitals
Source: CMS Medicare Inpatient Hospitals by Provider, 2024
of Houston-area Medicare beneficiaries are in Medicare Advantage. Those plans carry the cost of a readmission, which makes discharge quality their problem too
Source: CMS Medicare Monthly Enrollment, 2025
licensed assisted living beds in Houston, and no one publishes which are open today
Source: Texas HHSC assisted living directory, read Aug 5 2026
licensed Texas homes already loaded into the network, and the file grows every week
Source: Texas HHSC licensing data, loaded July 2026
An estimated 8,000 to 9,500 people move into assisted living in the Houston region every year. That figure is built from the licensed bed count with normal occupancy and length of stay, and it is labeled an estimate because that is what it is.
The network has no hospital contract today. Founding partners are the proof set that gets the first one signed. That is the actual work of the next twelve months, and it is why fifty of you are in the room.
What a founding partner gets that a member never will
One working session every week with all fifty founding partners on the call, where the routing and scoring rules actually get decided, plus a one to one at every milestone of your own integration. You will know the other forty nine. That is not an accident.
Direct line to me, not a support queue.
Your home helps decide how the network accepts, scores and routes referrals. You are shaping the product, not receiving it.
Your home is named as a founding partner on every hospital-facing report the network produces.
You pay $1,800 one time. After the fifty seats are placed, membership is $3,500 and it does not reopen.
Fifty is what one working cadence holds. Seats are capped by service area, so ask me how many are open in yours. When the fifty are placed, the next home pays $3,500.
The standards this network runs on
These are not negotiable, including for partners.
No one buys their way past a better fit. Referrals follow the resident. Membership buys speed and legibility, never preference.
No promises of a named hospital’s business. That cannot be delivered by anyone, so it is never sold here.
Licensed homes only. Texas law prohibits knowingly referring anyone to an unlicensed community, and this network will turn away revenue before it breaks that rule.
Families never pay. The home pays, on move-in, disclosed to the family in writing.
Nothing is claimed that is not sourced. Every capability on a home’s record is attributed to the operator and dated. Absent data is stated as absent.
Texas wrote the law for this in 2025. Most of the industry has not read it.
Texas Business and Commerce Code Chapter 121 took effect June 20, 2025 and governs referral agencies for senior living communities.
- It expressly permits a community to compensate a referral agency, and Section 121.005(b) states that paying a compliant agency is not grounds for disciplinary action against your home.
- It requires the agency to verify every home’s license is in good standing and keep a dated record of that audit.
- It requires background checks, liability insurance, written training, and a dated written referral notice to your home before a resident is admitted.
- It requires the agency to disclose to every family, in writing, who pays.
The compliance engine produces all of it automatically. Partners get the compliance file on the first call. Ask the next person who calls you about referrals whether they have one.
How a founding partnership starts
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You call me
346-546-5654. Twenty minutes. Your home, who you take, who you cannot take, what you charge. I tell you directly whether your home belongs in the first fifty, and how many seats are open in your service area.
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I build your integration
License verified, your record written in your words, AI answer layer published, automation connected. I do the building. You answer questions about your home.
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Referrals begin as founding partners come online
Matched referrals with the resident's actual situation, already checked against your price range and your care limits. Not a lead form.
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You help run the network
A weekly session with all fifty founding partners where the routing and scoring rules get decided. You shape the product you are inside of.
Straight answers
Is this just another directory?
A directory is a page nobody reads. This is a live record matched against one real resident's real situation, and it answers the same day. You have paid for directory listings before. You know the difference the first time your phone rings with a name and a discharge date on it.
What is this, in one sentence?
When a family or a hospital asks an AI where to place someone, this is the network it reads. Fifty Texas homes are building it with me.
What does it cost, exactly, all in?
Founding partners pay $1,800 one time. There is no monthly fee and no renewal. After the fifty seats are placed, membership is $3,500. Separately, when a resident actually moves into your home through the network, the placement fee is one month's rent. Nothing is owed for an inquiry, a tour, or a referral that does not become a move-in. Those are the only two numbers there will ever be.
How many people has this network placed?
Zero. The network opens to referrals as the founding fifty come online, and founding partners are the first homes in it. I would rather tell you that on the page than have you find it out on the call. What is already built and running is everything a referral lands on: the matching engine, the AI answer layer, the home records, the automation and the compliance engine. What has never run is the outcome loop, because it has had nothing to measure.
I am not technical. How much of this do I have to learn?
I build it. Your part is telling me who you take, who you cannot take, and what you charge. If you can answer that on a phone call, you can be a founding partner.
Will you send me people who cannot afford me, or who I cannot safely take?
No, and this is the part I hold hardest. Every referral is checked against your price range and against the things you told me you cannot take, before it ever reaches you. If you cannot do a two person transfer, you will not be shown a two person transfer. If your floor is $4,500, you will not get a $2,000 family. That is the whole reason the network collects what it collects.
Does paying put my home ahead of a better-fitting home?
No, and any network that tells you otherwise is selling you something it cannot deliver. What membership buys is confirmable current data, so your home can be offered the same day instead of phoned last. That is a speed advantage, which is real, not a preference you purchased.
Can you promise me referrals from a specific hospital?
No. The network has no hospital contract today. No one can promise a named hospital's business, and anyone who does is lying to you. Founding partners are the proof set that gets the first agreement signed. That is the actual work of the next twelve months and it is why fifty of you are in the room.
Why only fifty founding partners?
Because fifty is what one weekly working cadence holds without the cadence becoming theater. Seats are also capped by service area, so no single part of Houston fills up with homes competing against each other inside the same network. When the fifty are placed, the founding rate closes and it does not reopen.
What am I signing, and what if I want out?
A founding partner agreement that states the one time fee, the placement fee, the term, and how you leave. You read it before you pay anything. If you leave, your home stays listed in the network for free like any other licensed home.
Who runs the network?
Erika Crossley. I build AI infrastructure in Houston and I built every system on this page myself. I have care home clients. I do not publish their names or their numbers, because that is their business and not my marketing. What I will do is run the system in front of you, on your own home's data, before you decide anything. Direct: 346-546-5654, admin@seniorliving.expert.
Your home may already be in the network
427 licensed Texas assisted living and memory care homes are loaded today, out of the 1,998 the state publishes, and the file grows every week. Yours may already be one of them, and I will check while you are on the phone. Listing is free and always will be. What you do not have is any control over what your record says, any position in how referrals route, or any voice in how this gets built. That is what the fifty seats are for.
See my home’s recordFifty seats. Membership is $3,500. Founding partners pay $1,800, one time.
Referrals begin as founding partners come online. Leave your name and your home’s name. I return founding-partner calls the same day.
Erika Crossley, founder. Houston, Texas.