IlluminAge connects you to the older adults, caregivers, and professionals you serve. Better communications begin with a deep understanding of who you serve, the challenges they face, and the support they are looking for. For over 25 years, our focus has been on senior living, aging services, and senior health care. We can help you tell your story and engage your audience through your website, newsletters, blog, social media, and print publications.
Your website home page is your virtual front door. It’s where first – and lasting – impressions are made. Your website is where relationships begin or are strengthened.
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Let the web work for you as it always has: without installations, downloads or setup instructions. Special website applications and functionality plug-ins integrate directly into your website or are published to a micro-site. Simply point your devices to the URL, and you’re ready to get things done!
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The internet and the digital world are now an integral part of our lives. With endless options flooding the computers and mobile devices of your potential customers, having a strong online presence and having it found are more important than ever.
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IlluminAge training programs and print booklets, brochures, and CareGuides give you the very best content available at a fraction of the cost of creating it yourself.
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A free online listing with your news and updates, public Q&As, and customer ratings – plus visibility to 246 million U.S. internet users. It sounds too good to be true, but you get all of that, and more, when you use Google My Business (GMB). It’s a marketing tool you can’t afford not to use. … Read more »
As we like to say at IlluminAge, your website is your virtual front door. It’s where first – and lasting – impressions are made. Of course, the design and content build that impression. But so do the things people don’t notice until they’re missing – like security, stability and uptime. That’s why we build sites … Read more »
The coronavirus pandemic threw some financial hardballs at nonprofits in 2020. Charitable donations dropped. Meetings and fundraising events were either cancelled or quickly reimagined for online delivery – both options cutting deeply into revenue. The District of Columbia Health Care Association (DCHCA) was one organization that decided to convert its 2020 annual conference to an … Read more »
