Claim a profile
Claim a profile that families already know you by. It keeps your page address and reviews, and a $100 yearly membership activates it.
Find your profile first
Open your profile and choose “Claim this profile”, or start from Add My Profile to search for it.
Ways to claim a profile
You can prove control in three ways. First, receive a code at an email address on your website’s domain. Second, add a short tag to your website. Third, ask for a callback to a business number we found independently.
A moderator approves every claim. Also, only one account can manage a profile, so the first approved claim wins. If you think a claim was wrong, open a dispute from this page.
After you claim a profile
Once your claim is approved, you can edit your details, add a photo and update availability. Changes to your name, roles or location get a quick re-review first.
You can also receive private messages from families. In addition, you can respond publicly to reviews. However, reviews themselves stay in place, because they belong to the families who wrote them.
Claim questions
Is there a fee to claim a profile?
Claiming is included in the $100 yearly membership. Corrections and removal requests stay free.
My profile has no website. What now?
Then request a callback. A moderator calls the business number we found and confirms with you.
Someone else claimed my page. What can I do?
Open a dispute from the claim page. A moderator reviews it and may transfer ownership.
Why a license is not enough
A license shows that a person may practice. However, it does not prove who controls an online account. That is why we ask for proof of control as well.
Licenses still matter, of course. Providers list them on their profile, and families can confirm them with the issuer. See our credential standards and the NARM credential overview.