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    Referral Partner Outreach & Relationship Nurture System

    A done-for-you behavioral health automation built for the Business Development Representative, connecting Twilio, Mailchimp, and HubSpot so the work below happens on its own.

    How it works

    What this automation does, step by step

    1. The behavioral health facility's referral relationships (hospital social workers, primary care physicians, employee assistance programs, criminal justice partners, and school counselors) are actively managed through a CRM that tracks every interaction and flags referral sources who haven't sent a client in 90 days for a re-engagement visit or call.

    2. New referral partners who send their first client receive a personalized thank-you within 24 hours and are enrolled in an educational content sequence about the facility's clinical model, outcomes data, and admission process.

    3. Monthly, a referral activity report is automatically generated and sent to leadership showing which referral channels are producing admissions and which are receiving outreach without converting, directing the BD rep's time toward the highest-yield relationships.

    Tools it connects

    Using different software? We build around what you already have, so you never have to switch tools to automate.

    Before and after

    The manual way vs. the automated way

    Without automation

    Without this system, a business development representative manually pieces together information from different places, then has to relay it to everyone who needs it. It's the kind of work that quietly eats hours every week.

    With this automation

    • Win-back sequences triggered by inactivity, not guesswork
    • Renewals and memberships that never lapse silently
    • Referral and loyalty programs that track themselves
    • Segmented campaigns built from actual purchase history