At 2am, someone in your service area is typing "is it time for hospice?" Whoever answers them first — with warmth, clear next steps, and real reviews — is who they call in the morning. We make sure it's you.
Free 15-minute consultation: we audit your current site and show you a working demo of what yours could be — before you pay anything.
See our work: southernutahhospice.com — a hospice site we built that scores an A for accessibility.
The families reaching for hospice skew older, and many use a screen reader, keyboard, or high-contrast mode. If your site fails those, you quietly lose the exact people looking for you — and unusable sites are also where ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) demand letters start. Type your site for a free accessibility grade.
We found gaps worth fixing. Tell us where to send your detailed report — every issue on your site, what it means for the families you serve, and a flat-fee plan to get you compliant.
We'll reach out within one business day with your full report card and a plan to get your site working for every family. Prefer to talk now? Call 808-427-1928.
Most hospice websites were built years ago as brochures: no clear way to talk to someone now, no admissions or insurance answers, no reviews, and nothing that ranks. Meanwhile families pick from Google — and referring providers judge you by what they find there. If your Medicare quality scores are strong, that's the cruelest part: the proof exists, and nobody can see it.
One path for families looking for help with a loved one — "talk to a nurse, any hour" — and a separate fast-track referral form for the physicians, discharge planners, and facilities who send you patients.
Gentle, honest content for the question every family is really asking — hospice is comfort care, not giving up. Education that breaks the stigma wins the patient.
Google ranks local. Each community you serve gets its own page — and city-plus-service pages scale from there, the way the biggest agencies do it.
A graceful, well-timed way for grateful families to say so publicly, plus a managed map listing — where adult children actually choose.
Families now ask ChatGPT "best hospice near me." We structure your site with schema (machine-readable data) so AI assistants recommend you. Almost nobody in the industry does this yet.
Strong Medicare hospice ratings and CAHPS (family-survey) results become trust badges across the site — proof most agencies bury.
Patient and family stories are the strongest trust signal in care — we handle them with written consent, the way HIPAA (the health-privacy law) requires.
Federal guidance restricts ad pixels on health pages. We build analytics the compliant way — most agencies' sites get this wrong today.
The website stores no patient health information. If your needs ever change, a BAA (Business Associate Agreement) comes first.
Federal rule 45 CFR 92.11 requires every Medicare hospice to post a Notice of Availability of free language help and disability aids — in English and your state's fifteen most-spoken languages — on the website, in 20-point type in the office, and in the admissions packet. The deadline was July 5, 2025. Every site we build ships with it, plus the Notice of Nondiscrimination and the OCR (Office for Civil Rights) complaint path. Keeping your current site? We add it for a flat $750.
The family found you at 2am. The site is the first thing that told them they were in the right place.
AI builders are genuinely good at getting a prototype live in an afternoon. They are not built to know what a family calling at 2am needs to see, keep patient information off the page the right way, or show up when your admissions process changes.
AI site builders hand you a page and a monthly credit bill, and then nothing happens again. We hand you a site, a search-visibility plan, and a person who answers the phone — 808-427-1928, every time.
We didn’t template this. Every page here answers a real question a hospice family or a referring physician actually asks — because we built it with a real agency, not a generic prompt.
A vibe-coded page doesn’t rank itself. Ours ships with the search and AI-search work that keeps paying off every month after launch.
Not a portfolio screenshot — a whole hospice site you can click through, built the way we would build yours.
Separate from the website, and the reason we know this vertical: Bedside puts the Medicare election consent, the Utah OLST and your admission consent on an iPad. Real drawn signatures, rules that catch what paper cannot, and it works with no signal. Free 30-day pilot — and nothing you enter ever leaves your device.
No per-user pricing, no surprise invoices, no long contracts.
Your full site — a path for families seeking help and a referral fast-track for providers, education hub, a page for every town you serve, admissions & insurance answers, careers — designed, written, and launched. Unlimited pages, because a hospice that serves nine towns needs nine pages, not one.
Hosting, support, advanced local search on Google and AI assistants, Google Business Profile & reviews, two pieces of fresh content every month, competitor tracking, and a dedicated strategist. Six-month start — long enough for rankings to take hold — then month-to-month.
Usually we keep what's working — your message, your brand — and rebuild the structure around it so families can act and Google can rank it. You'll see a preview before anything goes live.
We build only around what grows census: family search, referral sources, reviews, and education content. And we're healthcare-aware — consent rules, compliant analytics, no patient data on the site.
Not for rankings — social posts don't move Google results. We focus your budget where families actually decide: search, reviews, and your site. Social can always come later.
About an hour total: existing logins, a few team photos, and answers to a short questionnaire. We do the rest and text you when it's time to look.
Brandon Cruz, the founder — with a small team, not an outsourced pool. The person on your 15-minute call is the person who builds and writes your site, and the person who answers the phone after launch.
Brandon Cruz — founder, Rank Rebels
I build these sites myself, from Oʻahu, and I answer the number below — not a sales team, not a ticket queue. The person you talk to on the 15-minute call is the person who writes your pages, and the same one who picks up after launch.
Call or text: 808-427-1928 · [email protected]
Rank Rebels LLC · Registered U.S. federal contractor (SAM.gov) · Serving hospice agencies nationwide
Fifteen minutes with the builder, not a salesperson. We'll walk through a free audit of your current site and a working demo of what yours could be. Straight answers, nothing due.
