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Behavioral Health Marketing

Build your census with qualified patient demand

Connect your next patient with the care your team provides. DIGITECH brings SEO and AI search, Google Ads, and Meta together around your programs, markets, and admissions goals. We help the right people discover your center, understand their options, and take the next step, with reporting that connects marketing activity to qualified inquiries and confirmed admissions.

Inquiry to admissionAdmitSignals™

Every inquiry is scored against the definition your admissions team sets. Only confirmed admissions count as the outcome.

Be there when families are ready to choose

A parent may compare residential programs while their adult child researches outpatient care. Someone else needs help today but still has questions about insurance, location, and what treatment involves. Those journeys require different answers. Your marketing should make the right next step easier to understand.

We start with the programs you want to grow, the regions you serve, and the inquiries your admissions team can support. Then we connect search visibility, advertising, landing pages, and measurement around those priorities. A campaign that generates calls outside your clinical scope or service area needs a different strategy, even when its lead count looks strong.

That includes understanding how your team defines a qualified opportunity. Program suitability, age requirements, availability, insurance participation, and the willingness to speak with admissions can change what happens after an inquiry. We bring those operational details into the strategy early, so your marketing and admissions teams are working toward the same definition of progress.

A parent
  1. Compares residential programs
  2. Has questions about insurance and location
  3. Wants to know what treatment involves
Their adult child
  1. Researches outpatient care
  2. Needs help today
  3. Still deciding on the next step
One conversation, one definition of progressAdmissions

What your team counts as qualified

  • Program suitability
  • Age requirements
  • Availability
  • Insurance participation
  • Willingness to speak with admissions
Different journeys, the same definition of progress for marketing and admissions.

Three channels working toward your admissions goals

Each channel has a clear role, with shared learning across the engagement.

  1. 01

    SEO and AI search

    Build visibility around your programs, locations, and the questions families ask. Technical improvements, useful content, local search, and earned authority create a stronger foundation for discovery.

  2. 02

    Google Ads

    Reach people actively searching for the services you provide. Organize campaigns by market and level of care, with landing pages that explain the program and invite an admissions conversation.

  3. 03

    Meta Ads

    Introduce your center through thoughtful video, program education, and clear messaging on Facebook and Instagram. Creative and audience choices reflect the requirements of your treatment category.

Search terms and admissions feedback guide content priorities. Questions from prospective patients inform creative. Budget decisions reflect the quality of demand each channel contributes.

Introduce your center before the first conversation

Use Facebook and Instagram to make your approach to care more familiar. Program explainers, staff introductions, and facility video can help people understand what an admissions conversation involves.

We plan creative around the questions your team hears, then test messages and formats within the audience options available to your account. Sensitive treatment information shapes how campaigns are designed and measured.

The objective is a meaningful next step: exploring a relevant program or contacting admissions. Creative testing, frequency reviews, and feedback from your team help us refine how that invitation is presented.

  1. 01Program explainer
  2. 02Staff introduction
  3. 03Facility walkthrough
  4. 04Clear next step
Creative sequence used to introduce the brand before the click.

Follow the inquiry through to admission

AdmitSignals™ supports the behavioral health reporting model described in our full funnel engagement. Call scoring, source capture, and CRM outcome matching help distinguish qualified opportunities, benefits verification, financial barriers, and inquiries outside your scope. Reporting depends on the tracking and admissions data connected to the engagement.

A high volume of benefits questions may call for clearer insurance information. Repeated missed connections may point to the handoff. Inquiries for an unavailable program may reveal a campaign mismatch. We use those patterns to decide whether the next improvement belongs in marketing, the website, or the admissions process your team manages.

That creates a more useful conversation about cost per admission and where families encounter friction. Two documented client examples show how we assess search performance.

AdmitSignals™ patterns04 signals

  1. 01
    Qualified opportunities

    Call scoring, source capture and CRM outcome matching separate them from benefits verification, financial barriers and inquiries outside your scope.

  2. 02
    Benefits questions

    A high volume of benefits questions may call for clearer insurance information.

  3. 03
    Missed connections

    Repeated missed connections may point to the handoff.

  4. 04
    Program mismatch

    Inquiries for an unavailable program may reveal a campaign mismatch.

Definitions agreed with your team before launch. Reporting reflects what your systems can confirm.

Recorded stages, inquiry to outcome

  1. InquiryCall or form, source captured
  2. Qualified inquiryScored against your admissions criteria
  3. AdmissionConfirmed by your team
  • Infinite RecoveryOrganic + local search (SEO)Reported 30-day window
    inquiries
    197
    qualified opportunities
    134
    admissions
    60
    cost per admission
    ≈ $333

    In a reported 30-day window, organic and local search generated 197 inquiries, 134 qualified opportunities, and 60 admissions. A $20,000 monthly SEO investment divided by those admissions produced an approximate $333 cost per admission.

    $20,000 monthly SEO investment divided by admissions.

  • WellbridgeLocal search (SEO)Reported 30-day window
    qualified leads
    91
    client-reported admissions
    20
    cost per admission
    $1,000

    In a reported 30-day window, local search produced 91 qualified leads and 20 client-reported admissions. A $20,000 monthly SEO investment divided by those admissions produced a $1,000 cost per admission.

    $20,000 monthly SEO investment divided by admissions.

These are individual historical results from search engagements. They are not forecasts for your center. Your analysis considers your market, programs, competition, and operating capacity.

Build the foundation then improve the system

  1. Stage 1

    Foundation

    Audit the website, search presence, ad accounts, and admissions journey. Agree on priority programs, qualified inquiry definitions, and the reporting plan.

  2. Stage 2

    Launch

    Prepare landing pages, creative, and eligible campaigns. Establish source tracking and address the search improvements with the clearest priority.

  3. Stage 3

    Improve and expand

    Review search terms and inquiry quality, develop useful content, earn coverage, and test creative. Expand into additional markets or programs when performance and capacity support it.

You have one coordinated team and a regular strategy review connecting the work to your admissions priorities.

Your team gets a clear view of which programs attract suitable inquiries and which need stronger messaging, better visibility, or an effective route to admissions.

Choose the scope your center needs

Start with SEO and AI search through Own the Search. Add Google Ads with Capture the Demand. Bring SEO, Google, and Meta together with Dominate the Market.

We scope the engagement around your locations, programs, competition, and growth goals. Management fees and media spend are separate. Your proposal defines the work, reporting, and investment before launch, so your team understands what is included and how progress will be evaluated.

  • Option 01

    Own the Search

  • Option 02

    Capture the Demand

  • Option 03

    Dominate the Market

Questions from behavioral health leaders

Do we need all three channels?

Your priorities determine the channel mix. A center building its search foundation may begin with SEO. A center with suitable capacity, budget, and account readiness may benefit from coordinated paid campaigns alongside that work.

Can you support different levels of care?

Yes. The strategy can distinguish your actual programs, locations, and admissions criteria. We use that detail to shape content, campaigns, and inquiry reporting, with your team providing the operational and clinical information.

How soon can campaigns launch?

The first phase establishes access, strategy, tracking, content, and account readiness. Launch timing depends on approvals and any applicable certification steps. Search performance develops over time as the agreed work is implemented.

How will we evaluate performance?

We agree on qualified inquiry definitions and available admissions outcomes. Connected call and CRM data help evaluate source quality and cost per admission, with reporting limitations made clear during setup.

Find the next opportunity to grow your census

Let us assess your search presence, competitors, paid media opportunities, and path from inquiry to admission. Your Search Opportunity Analysis gives us a practical starting point for a strategy built around your center.

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