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Care booking and payment sites for New York agencies working all five boroughs.

Our senior care booking website development New York service is for licensed home care agencies, assisted living residences and companion care companies that want families to reserve hourly, live-in or overnight care and pay for it online. A daughter in Westchester can book weekday mornings for her mother in Bay Ridge, choose a Russian speaking aide, see the full price including the minimum shift and pay the deposit in a few minutes. Your intake team gets a complete, paid request instead of a voicemail.

The site is a booking and payment tool. Care plans, assessments and clinical decisions stay with your nurses and coordinators, and the site says so plainly wherever families might expect advice. What it removes is the slow back and forth over rates, start dates and deposits that keeps New York intake lines busy all day.

Built for
Licensed Home Care Services Agencies, assisted living residences offering respite, live-in care providers and private companion services across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island.
Typical timeline
Timing is set in discovery calls by video: which boroughs and services launch first, which integrations wait, and who signs off each stage. The plan is written before any design starts.
What you own
All code, content, the booking engine and console, your processor account and every family, payer and booking record, kept in accounts your agency controls.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

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Inside the booking platform

What New York families use to book care, and what your intake team uses to run it.

New York City care requests have their own shape. Many are for live-in or split overnight shifts rather than a two hour visit. A large share of payers live outside the city, sometimes in another state, and book on behalf of a parent who has lived in the same apartment for decades. Language matters on both sides: families ask for aides who speak Spanish, Cantonese, Mandarin, Russian, Haitian Creole, Bengali or Yiddish. Travel depends on subway and bus lines, not highway miles. The platform we build handles these patterns directly instead of forcing them into a generic appointment calendar.

Explain your project
  • Shift type selection

    Families choose between hourly visits, overnight shifts, split 24 hour coverage and live-in arrangements, and each type carries its own minimums, rates and notice period. The calendar only offers start times that fit the shift type, so nobody books a four hour overnight by mistake. Overnight bookings show whether the aide is expected to be awake or may sleep, because that changes both price and staffing.

    Bookings arrive in the shape your scheduling team already uses.

  • Borough and neighborhood coverage

    Coverage is set by borough and neighborhood, not by radius. You might cover all of Manhattan and Brooklyn but only parts of Staten Island, or accept Bronx bookings only with longer lead time. The family's address decides what appears. Families in Long Island or New Jersey booking for a parent in the city enter the parent’s address, not their own.

    Families only see care you can staff.

  • Aide language and skill filters

    Families can ask for a language, gender preference, experience with dementia or mobility support, or comfort with pets. The request reaches the coordinator with those needs attached, and the confirmation shows the matched aide only once your office has approved the match.

    Fewer first visits that end in a reassignment.

  • Building and access details

    Payers can record doorman instructions, elevator notes, buzzer codes or super contact details in a protected field visible only to the assigned aide and coordinator. These details are encrypted and removed from view when the booking ends.

    Aides arrive prepared without access notes passing through text messages.

  • Deposit, saved card and weekly billing

    A deposit confirms the booking, and the card or bank account is saved with your processor. Each week the system charges for hours completed and approved, sends an itemized receipt, and flags any account where a charge fails. Payers choose whether receipts go to one person or to every sibling who shares the cost.

    Predictable cash flow that matches care delivered.

  • Family accounts with roles

    Several siblings can share one account, each with a role. One pays, another approves schedule changes, a third can only view. Your agency decides what each role sees, and personal health details stay out of the general view. Each change made by a family member is logged with the name and time, which helps when relatives remember a conversation differently.

    Family disagreements stop landing on the intake line.

  • Holiday and weather rules

    Holiday premiums, snow day policies and transit disruption rules are set once and applied automatically. When a storm closes lines or an aide cannot reach Rockaway, the console offers the coordinator a replacement list and the family a clear message, with any rate change explained before it is charged.

    Disruptions handled by policy rather than by improvised phone calls.

  • Urgent start requests

    Hospital and rehab discharges often need care within a day or two. An urgent request path collects the discharge date and facility, alerts the on call coordinator and tells the family honestly that the start is pending staff confirmation before any money is taken. The coordinator can accept, propose a later start or decline from the console, and the family hears back in their chosen language.

    Fast response without promising coverage you have not confirmed.

  • Respite and short stay reservations

    Assisted living residences can list respite rooms with dates, minimum stays and the admission steps your staff must complete. The deposit holds the room until your team confirms the stay is appropriate. Tour requests can be booked for an in person visit to the residence or a video walkthrough for relatives out of town.

    Short stays booked online, with your admission rules intact.

  • Intake console and reports

    Your intake team sees new requests, urgent starts, unmatched shifts, failed payments and cancellations by borough. Managers get weekly reports on bookings, revenue collected and average time to staff a request. Filters let a borough manager in Queens see only Queens requests while the owner sees the whole city.

    A clear view of demand by borough and service.

Who this is for

Who in New York gets the most from online care booking.

Agencies in New York City serve families paying privately, Medicaid managed long-term care members and people in consumer directed programs. Online booking and payment fits the private pay side, where families are comparing agencies and want to commit quickly. Medicaid authorizations and EVV records stay in the systems built for them. These four situations come up most often. In each case the first release is small, focused on the bookings that cost your intake team the most time today.

01

A LHCSA adding or growing private pay

Your agency is licensed by the New York State Department of Health and most visits are authorized by Medicaid plans. You want a private pay line that families can book directly. We keep that flow separate from program work, with its own rates, terms and console view, so private pay growth does not complicate your compliance records. Your coordinators keep working in the agency software they already know, and the booking site feeds it.

Private pay and program work stay apart.

02

A live-in care specialist

Live-in and 24 hour care have complex pricing: daily rates, sleep breaks, relief aides and holiday premiums. We turn those rules into a clear quote and booking flow, so families understand exactly what a week of coverage involves before they pay a deposit. Relief aides for days off are priced and scheduled as part of the same booking, not as a surprise later.

03

An assisted living residence with respite rooms

Residences in the outer boroughs and nearby suburbs often run short stays for families who need a break or are recovering from a hospital stay themselves. The site handles room inventory, deposits and tour booking, while your admissions staff keep control of who is accepted. Rooms reserved for hospital referral partners can be held back from public booking.

04

A companion and errands service

Companions who escort clients to doctor visits, help with shopping or simply spend an afternoon need simple hourly booking with sensible minimums. We build a light checkout with repeat bookings, so a regular Thursday visit can be set once and billed weekly. Families can tip or add an extra hour after a visit only if you choose to allow it.

Simple products deserve a simple checkout.

Six stages to a New York booking site your intake team can rely on.

  1. 01Intake process mappingOn video calls we trace how requests arrive today, who quotes them, how aides are matched and where families drop off, then agree the first release.
  2. 02Pricing and shift rulesHourly, overnight, split and live-in rules, borough coverage, deposits, refunds and urgent start handling are written into one configuration document you approve.
  3. 03Plain language designScreens are designed for adult children on phones and for older clients on tablets, with large text and clear totals, checked to WCAG 2.2 AA.
  4. 04Engine and payments buildWe build the booking engine, family accounts, intake console and processor connection, including saved cards, ACH, Apple Pay and Google Pay.
  5. 05Testing with your intake staffYour team runs real cases: a Sunday discharge, a sibling dispute over access, an overnight booked at the wrong length, a failed weekly charge.
  6. 06Launch and handoverSearch friendly redirects from old pages, consent aware analytics, recorded training sessions and full admin access transferred to your agency.

Technology

What we build this with.

Front ends in WordPress or Next.js so your marketing team can edit content, a booking service in Laravel for the shift logic, and the processor of your choice. For senior care online payment integration New York agencies commonly pick Stripe or a healthcare friendly processor that offers ACH. Hosting runs in US cloud regions under your own account, with backups and access logs you can review.

01Web

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • WordPress

02Commerce

  • Shopify Plus
  • WooCommerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Headless storefronts

03Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

04Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

What New York care agencies ask about booking websites.

With the private pay services families most often ask for.

For most agencies that means hourly home care and one longer format, such as overnight or live-in. Starting there lets you test pricing, deposits and borough coverage with real bookings before adding respite stays, companion packages or extra languages. We agree the first release in writing, with the next ones listed so nothing is forgotten. Your intake team usually knows which requests eat the most phone time, and that list shapes the first release.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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PROVEN RESULTS

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