Built around documented evidence
Careometry starts with public licensing or provider data and researches official agency sources. Missing information remains Unknown rather than being converted into an unsupported claim.
Careometry helps families compare licensed home-care agencies using structured information about service areas, care capabilities and other practical care requirements. The goal is to make agency research more transparent without requiring a family to identify itself before it is ready to contact an agency.
Careometry starts with public licensing or provider data and researches official agency sources. Missing information remains Unknown rather than being converted into an unsupported claim.
Families can describe functional needs such as personal care, transfers, supervision, schedule and preferences. Careometry compares those requirements with stored agency evidence.
An office address does not prove that an agency serves a community. Careometry separately identifies direct city service-area evidence and broader county-derived coverage.
Sponsored placement is labeled and does not change an agency's organic match percentage, organic rank or evidence-based match explanation.
Careometry currently includes agency data in Illinois and North Carolina. The data model is designed to preserve the applicable licensing/provider source for each state so additional states can be added without changing the core evidence and matching model.
Careometry is a consumer comparison and lead-generation platform. Agency participation is not required for a public listing, and a public listing does not imply that an agency endorses or partners with Careometry.
Careometry publishes its research rules so families and agencies can understand what each classification means.