In today’s digital world, a senior living community’s online reputation can make or break a family’s decision. In fact, 96% of families read reviews before contacting a community, more than half won’t consider options rated under 4 stars,.and the most read 7-10 reviews before deciding to trust a business. Yet, navigating the complex landscape of online reviews can be challenging for operators managing multiple communities.
That’s why we’re proud to introduce the Senior Living Reputation (SLR) Score, a simple, standardized way to measure your community’s Google review performance and understand how prospective families perceive your brand.
The SLR Score is built on four key review factors:
These factors are combined using a proprietary weighted formula, producing a single SLR Score that provides clarity at a glance.
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The SLR Score isn’t just a number, it reflects real-world decision-making behaviors:
By focusing on these factors, the SLR Score helps communities understand what prospective families see and empowers them to take action to strengthen their reputation.
Senior living operators juggle many priorities, from resident care to team management to marketing. The SLR Score simplifies one of the most critical aspects of modern senior living, online reputation, into a single and actionable metric.
With the SLR Score, operators can:
A strong online reputation is no longer optional, it’s essential. The SLR Score gives senior living operators a clear, standardized way to measure, track, and improve their communities’ online presence. By understanding ratings, review recency, frequency, and trends, communities can ensure they are putting their best foot forward with families and turning their reputation into a strategic advantage.
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Check out your SLR Score today!
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This month’s biggest reputation movers weren’t driven by ratings, they were driven by activity. Reputation movement isn’t random - it’s driven by consistency (or lack thereof) at the community level.

Analysis of data across 6,600+ senior living communities reveals a widening gap in reputation performance. While many communities saw scores decline, others improved quickly through consistent review cadence and small, focused actions that made an outsized impact.
