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Show Me The (Collected) Revenue: Marketing Automation & ROI for Behavioral Health

September 3 2:00 pm ET

Which campaign brought in your last admission? If you're not sure, you're in good company, and it's costing you.

Behavioral health has the most expensive patient acquisition in healthcare, yet most of it is still measured in opens and clicks that reveal little about what a campaign returned.

For years, growth meant spending more (and, somehow, proving less). But that approach has a ceiling and most operators have hit it. Reimbursements are flat, patient acquisition keeps getting pricier, and every dollar now has to show what it collected, not what it clicked. The market is moving from growth to proof, and the ones who can show ROI will keep their budgets.

That proof starts where your marketing and your admissions data meet. This session is a practical look at how to get there, with real numbers from operators who already have.

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What you'll take away

Six things you can put to work

How to build an ROI model that ties spend to admissions and collected revenue, and read cost per admission by channel

How even the leanest marketing team can scale, with templates and workflows built for behavioral health moments like post-discharge check-ins, milestones, and referral updates

What it takes to keep one always-current list, with segments that update from live data like discharge date, level of care, and lead stage, no exported spreadsheets

How to reach every audience from one place: alumni, referral partners, families, and new inquiries across email, SMS, and social

How to keep marketing compliant as you grow, across HIPAA, deliverability, SMS registration, and AI disclosure

Real operator examples and the numbers behind them

Your speakers

Who you'll hear from

Sam and Johnny have spent their careers in behavioral health, helping operators and teams of every size scale their marketing, prove measurable ROI, stay in closer contact with alumni, and get more of them back into care.

Sam Hessler

Sam Hessler

VP of Sales

Dazos

Sam has spent a decade in behavioral health, from Director of Admissions to VP of Sales at the fastest-growing software company in the space. He has managed multi-million-dollar marketing budgets and knows admissions and go-to-market from the inside. In his words: “I've been in your seat, solved your problems, and built the systems that work.”

Johnny Lin

Johnny Lin

Customer Success Manager

Dazos

Johnny is a Customer Success Manager at Dazos who helps behavioral health teams put their marketing and admissions tools to work, from onboarding through adoption and results. He focuses on building trust and getting clients real value from every campaign.

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