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Creating a Winning Profile on House Call The App
A complete, professional profile on House Call The App helps patients trust you and makes it easier for them to book your services. Here’s how to set up a profile that stands out while staying within the platform’s character limits.
1. Start with a Clear, Professional Profile Photo
- Dress Professionally: Wear a clean, professional outfit, scrubs or lab coat—something you’d wear when visiting patients.
- Use a Neutral Background: A simple wall or clinic setting works best. Avoid busy or messy spaces.
- Smile Naturally: A friendly, approachable look helps patients feel comfortable.
- Lighting Matters: Use natural light or a well-lit room to avoid shadows.
Tip: Ask someone to take the photo for you so it’s well-framed and high quality. Selfies tend to look less professional.
2. Keep Names, Titles, and Contact Info Clear
- First/Last Name (50 characters): Use your full legal name. Avoid nicknames unless it’s what patients know you by.
- Mobile Number & Email: Double-check accuracy!
3. Professional Title & Areas of Expertise
- Professional Title: Select from our drop down. This is displayed to customers in your profile & must match your credentials. If you don’t see what you’re looking for, contact us: info@housecalltheapp.com
- Areas of Expertise (254 characters max): List what your areas of expertise are. This can be brief and concise – your bio is where you can elaborate. A few areas of expertise might include:
- IV Therapy
- Post-op Care
- Elder Care
- Blood Draws & Labs
- Primary Care
- Cosmetics & Aesthetics
- Physical Therapy
4. Write a Strong Bio (500 Characters Max)
Your bio is where you build trust. Keep it concise but informative. In 2-4 sentences give a brief overview of yourself as a professional and your services.
- Things to include: your experience, specialties, and areas of expertise
- Be warm and friendly! This your chance to speak directly to a prospective client
- Things NOT to include:
- Any sensitive or irrelevant information about yourself or others
- Patient details or stories
- Medical claims or guarantees
- Details that may change in your profile such as prices or discounts, detailed schedules
- Excessive jargon, slang, or emojis
- Sensitive topics (politics, religion, personal beliefs)
Example Bio:
“Hi! I’m Jane, here to make your recovery easier at home. I’m a registered nurse with 8+ years of post-op and ER experience. I bring hospital-grade skills with a calm, friendly touch: wound care, vitals checks, medication management, pain guidance, mobility support, and recovery education. Book a specific service such as a vitals check or reserve my time by the hour.”
5. Add Your Education & Work Experience
- Degree/University (100 characters each): Include your highest relevant degree and where you studied. You can also add additional prior or additional degrees if applicable.
- Work experience (100 characters): Add any current or past work experience if applicable. Positions you have held in the health or wellness industry are most relevant.
This builds credibility and reassures patients of your expertise.
6. Check Spelling & Keep It Professional
Avoid abbreviations that patients may not understand and always proofread before saving your profile.
7. Update Regularly
If you add new certifications, services, or skills. Update your profile to stay current and competitive. Make sure your availability is up to date so customers can book with you!
Final Checklist for a Great Profile
- Professional, friendly photo
- General details
- Clear title & credentials
- Concise, engaging bio
- Detailed service descriptions
- Accurate location & availability