Determining whether your property is zoned for an ALF or Group Home can be complicated. You’ll need to contact your local zoning department, but we can help guide you through the entire process. We’ll assist in verifying if your property meets zoning regulations and help you understand any modifications or approvals needed.

The AHCA (Agency for Health Care Administration) process can take months, depending on your location and how prepared you are. Delays often occur when paperwork is incomplete or requirements are not fully met. We streamline the process by making sure every document is properly submitted and deadlines are met, speeding up your path to approval.

The most common issues include zoning and planning delays, incomplete paperwork, and misunderstandings of regulatory requirements. Without a clear roadmap, people often waste months—sometimes years—trying to figure out what’s next. Our coaching eliminates these hurdles by providing expert guidance from start to finish, ensuring you avoid the pitfalls that derail many others.

Being denied approval can happen if requirements aren’t met, but it’s not the end. We help you figure out where the gaps are and work with you to fix any issues that caused the denial. With our experience, we’re able to prevent common mistakes that lead to rejection in the first place, giving you the best possible chance for success.

Marketing is crucial for filling your facility. We help you develop a strategy to attract residents, including online advertising, networking with placement agents, and building community connections. We’ll even train you on how to manage inquiries and convert them into long-term residents.

Yes! While healthcare experience is helpful, it’s not a requirement to open or run an ALF or Group Home. With the right training, staff, and systems in place, you can succeed in this industry. We provide you with the knowledge and resources you need to confidently manage your facility, even without a healthcare background.

Our coaching covers everything from the initial planning and zoning phase to AHCA licensing, including business tax permits, emergency management plans, and all required paperwork. We also offer post-licensing support to help you market your facility and fill your beds with clients as quickly as possible.

Once your facility is licensed, filling your beds is the next priority. We help you develop a targeted marketing strategy, network with placement agents, and create systems to manage inquiries effectively. Our goal is to help you get your first residents in the door and create a steady flow of inquiries to keep your beds full.

Most services stop at advice or consultation, but we go beyond that. We’re with you through every step of the process—planning, zoning, paperwork, AHCA applications, and even marketing. We’ve been in your shoes and understand the struggles, so we provide the personalized, hands-on help that others don’t.

We work directly with zoning and planning departments to ensure your paperwork is complete and accurate. We guide you through the entire process, attending meetings if necessary, and handling back-and-forth communications so you avoid delays and common mistakes.

That’s exactly where we come in. Whether you’re stuck dealing with zoning issues, waiting on AHCA approval, or unsure of the next steps, we meet you right where you are and help you push through. Our hands-on approach ensures no further time is wasted.

The timeline varies depending on your specific situation, location, and how much groundwork has been done. However, with our hands-on support, we can significantly speed up the process by avoiding common delays and ensuring you have everything in order.

Yes! Once you’re licensed, we assist you with marketing strategies to bring in your first clients and fill up your beds. We provide training, help put systems in place, and guide you on how to maintain and grow your occupancy.

Our pricing depends on the level of assistance you need. Whether you need help with just zoning or full support through marketing after licensing, we offer flexible packages tailored to your needs. Contact us for a personalized quote.

We help both! Whether you’re just starting out or you already have a facility and need assistance with marketing, filling beds, or navigating ongoing regulatory requirements, we’re here to help.

The cost depends on various factors, including property modifications, licensing fees, permits, and operational costs. Opening an ALF can range from $50,000 or more, depending on the size of your building and other factors. We help you budget for all necessary expenses and can connect you with resources to make the process more financially manageable.

Running an ALF or Group Home means following strict regulations, including safety codes, staffing requirements, and ongoing inspections. We help you stay compliant by putting systems in place to manage your day-to-day operations and keep track of key regulatory dates so you don’t miss anything important.

One of the biggest challenges is balancing compliance with quality care. You need to meet state regulations while ensuring your residents receive the best possible service. We provide ongoing support to help you maintain compliance, train your staff, and set up systems that allow you to focus on providing excellent care without worrying about administrative issues.

You can open an ALF or Group Home in an existing property, but the building must meet certain zoning and structural requirements. We assess your property to determine if it meets those standards and guide you through any modifications needed to get it licensed.

Staffing is critical to the success of your facility. We guide you on how to recruit, hire, and train the right staff for your ALF or Group Home, ensuring that you comply with state regulations regarding staff qualifications and resident-to-caregiver ratios.

It’s possible to manage your facility with minimal daily involvement by hiring qualified staff and setting up efficient systems. However, opening and establishing the business will require your focus at the beginning. We help you create a structure that allows you to eventually step back and let your team handle the day-to-day operations.

Absolutely! We offer ongoing support and education to help you navigate interactions with placement agents, caregivers, and others involved in your facility's operations. Plus, you’ll have lifetime access to our educational resources. You’ll also be part of a supportive community, so you’ll never feel like you’re handling things alone.

It’s easy! Simply fill out the contact form on our website, and we’ll schedule a consultation to assess your needs and create a customized action plan to help you succeed.

You’ll have lifetime access to all of our education programs. This means you can revisit the materials whenever you need to, ensuring you're always up-to-date and confident in running your ALF or Group Home.