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Sample rows

10 of the 895 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Oregon has the most listings: 269 businesses, 188 of them with an email address. Michigan follows with 208.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 874 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 597 rated businesses is 5.0, and 371 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 626 email addresses, 149 (24%) are role addresses such as info@, 134 (21%) name a person and 343 (55%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this adult foster care service email list?

The file has 895 Google Maps listings in the Adult foster care service category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is one provider: a licensed adult foster home, a small residential care home or an agency that places adults in such homes. A provider that runs several houses under one name can appear more than once.

Of the 895 providers, 626 show an email address on their own website, and that is the one we kept. The CSV keeps a single address for each provider. Phone numbers are on 843 rows, which is the field most providers fill in, and a website is on 459, so many homes can be reached by phone but have no site to read first.

All 895 providers share one Google category. What separates rows is the name, the state, the city and the type of email address.

How can you segment the file?

You cut this CSV in Excel or Google Sheets. Adult foster care is regulated state by state, so the state column is the first and most useful cut.

The file is concentrated in a few states. Oregon has 269 listings, Michigan 208 and Washington 200. Those three hold most of the file, which suits a vendor that has built its product around one state's licensing rules, record forms or Medicaid billing codes.

The email type column splits the owner-operator from the agency. The file holds 134 named-person addresses, 149 role addresses such as info@, and 343 addresses on free mail domains. Free mail is the largest group here, which fits small family-run homes where the licensee reads mail on a personal account.

Use the business name column to find agencies and larger operators. Words such as services, group, homes or care in the name sometimes point to a company with several houses.

• State and city: one licensing region at a time.
• Email type: the 134 named-person, 149 role and 343 free-mail provider addresses.
• Website present: 459 rows have a website, so check it for the provider's size.
• Business name keyword: homes, services, group.

Who buys an adult foster care service email list?

The buyers sell to small residential care providers. Care management and electronic health record software vendors pitch medication logs and resident charts. Staffing agencies offer caregivers and relief shifts. Pharmacy services that deliver blister-packed medication look for homes in their delivery area.

Insurance brokers write liability and property policies for care homes. Compliance trainers sell first aid, medication aide and abuse-prevention courses that licensing rules require. Medical supply and incontinence product wholesalers, accessible-van and home-modification contractors, and licensing consultants who help someone open a new home also use a list like this.

How do you run outreach to adult foster care providers?

The person who reads the inbox is often the licensee, who also works shifts in the home. Messages get read on a phone between care tasks, so write three or four lines and one request. Do not assume a back office exists.

Treat address types separately. The 343 free-mail addresses usually reach an owner directly, so a first-name opening and a plain offer fit. The 149 role addresses reach whoever handles the home's admin, so ask them to pass the note to the licensee. The 134 named-person addresses can use a name in the greeting.

Be specific about the state. A software vendor should say which state's forms or reporting it supports. A trainer should name the course and whether it meets the state requirement. A staffing agency should name the cities it covers. Use the city column to build that line. Call the rows without an email, since the file has phone numbers for most homes.

What email rules apply when you contact adult foster care providers?

CAN-SPAM requires your company's valid physical postal address in every commercial message and an opt-out that works and is honored. A care home owner who replies asking you to stop should come off your list immediately.

Which states and cities should you start with?

Oregon: 269 providers, 188 emails. Michigan has 208 listings and 146 emails, and Washington 200 listings and 140 emails. Minnesota has 36 listings and 25 emails, Massachusetts 22 and 15, Texas 21 and 15, California 15 and 10, Hawaii 12 and 8, Florida 8 and 6, and New York 6 and 4.

By city, Portland has 48 listings, Vancouver in Washington 39, Federal Way 27, Salem 24, Beaverton 23, Gresham 17, El Paso 14, Milwaukie 13, Farmington Hills 11 and Hillsboro 11.

A seller who works one state can start with its largest cities and then move out. A national seller should plan around the three big states first, because the file has few listings elsewhere.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

We pull the data fresh for every order. The share of businesses with an email address varies by niche.