Seniors, those with disabilities, family caregivers, and even key health care professionals can now help promote their favorite health or elder care service.
Senior Approved Services (SAS) has developed a simple method for residents in Illinois, N. Carolina, and Ohio to recommend a service that he or she is currently using or has used in the past.
After three years of testing its program on a broad base macro marketing campaign reaching across all of the United States, Senior Approved Services (SAS) has launched a micro marketing campaign focusing on states with current sponsors. Those are; Illinois (http://www.seniorapproved-illinois.com), N. Carolina (http://www.seniorapproved-northcarolina.com), and Ohio (http://www.seniorapproved-ohio.com).
Each Certified Senior Approved Service currently included within the exclusive networks has already completed the required consumer-driven survey process. Each has reached or surpassed a 90% ‘senior’ satisfaction rating.
Seniors and family caregivers use SAS at no charge to locate verified quality services that have a proven history of being a safe and reliable service to contract with. A consumer driven company focused on senior advocacy, SAS has decided to reach out to satisfied clients to become actively involved.
“We are not asking that health care referral sources, seniors, or family caregivers submit complaints or negative reporting at this time,” states Barbara Mascio, founder. “We are asking for recommendations towards businesses that they have personal knowledge of and are happy with the service they, their client, or their loved one has received.”
Once a recommendation has been submitted, the staff of SAS then begins a background check on the service. If the business meets SAS’s basic pre-requisites it will be contacted and offered the opportunity to apply for Senior Approved Certification.
Each successful recommendation is followed up with a Thank You card, which includes a check for $100.00. Residents in IL, OH, and NC (and key referral sources) are encouraged to participate in helping this one-of-a-kind senior advocacy group grow.
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