What Sage changed

• The main homepage headline was updated to include "skilled nursing."
• The platform is now described as a solution for "senior living and skilled nursing" instead of just "senior living."

Sage is expanding its target market beyond general senior living. By explicitly including "skilled nursing" in its main headline, the company is signaling that its technology now meets the higher clinical and regulatory requirements of sub-acute care environments.

• Removed the "Book a demo" button located immediately after the hero section headline.
• Removed the "Capabilities" link located under the "Senior care solutions" section.
• Note: These links remain available in the top navigation bar and footer, but have been stripped from the main page flow.

The removal of "Book a demo" and "Capabilities" links from the main body of the homepage suggests a shift in how Sage wants to guide new visitors. They may be prioritizing their "State of Care 2026" report or other top-of-funnel content over direct sales inquiries.

• Added a new promotional banner for the "State of Care 2026" report at the top of the page.
• Added "State of Care" and "Benchmark your Portfolio" links to the main navigation menu.
• Updated the footer copyright to 2026.
• Modified the newsletter signup form with new technical placeholder text for error messages and submission status.

Sage is positioning itself as a thought leader by providing industry benchmarks. This helps them capture leads from senior living owners and operators who want to compare their portfolio performance against national data.