What the sponsored spot is
Rehab Jacksonville FL offers a single sponsored placement. One center at a time can hold it. It is clearly labeled “Sponsored” every place it appears, and it sits apart from the free listings.
The center pays a flat fee, agreed in advance. The fee is the same no matter how many people see the spot, click it or call. That is the only kind of paid placement we offer. We don’t sell leads, banner networks or call tracking.
Families can read the full policy on how this guide is funded. We publish it so readers always know where the money comes from.
The rules every sponsor accepts
What a sponsor agrees to
- The spot is labeled “Sponsored” everywhere it appears
- We show the center’s own published phone number, with no tracking numbers or call routing
- The center holds a valid Florida DCF license, which we confirm before the spot goes live
- A flat fee only, never tied to calls, clicks, leads or admissions
- No visitor information is shared with the sponsor
What sponsorship does not buy
- A higher place in the free listings
- A “best” label, a rating, a review or an award
- Being named or recommended in our articles
- Names, numbers or messages from people who use the site
- Exclusive control over a level of care or a neighborhood page
If a center can’t accept these rules, we can’t offer it the sponsored spot. A center can still appear in the free listings once its DCF license is confirmed.
Why the rules are strict
Florida’s Patient Brokering Act (Florida Statutes, section 817.505) bans paying or receiving commissions, bonuses, kickbacks or split fees in exchange for patient referrals. A flat fee keeps the arrangement clear of payment for referrals, and it keeps our guide honest with readers.
Families come here because they are worried about choosing the wrong place. Clear labels and a center’s real phone number help them trust what they see, including your listing. Our editorial standards explain how the rest of the guide is checked.
How to ask about sponsoring
Send a request
Use our featured center request form. It asks for the center’s name, its website and its Florida DCF license number.
We check the license
We look the center up in Florida DCF’s public provider records and match the name and address.
We share the terms
If the spot is open and the license checks out, we send the flat-fee terms and the rules above in writing.
Questions from centers
How much does sponsorship cost?
We don’t post prices on this page. Ask through the request form and we will share the flat-fee terms with you directly.
Can more than one center sponsor at the same time?
No. There is one sponsored spot, held by one center at a time.
Can we pay per call or per admission instead?
No. We only offer a flat fee. Pay tied to calls, leads or admissions is not something we accept.
Do we need to sponsor to be listed?
No. Free listings are open to centers with a confirmed Florida DCF license, and they are never ordered by money.
