Number pools and dynamic insertion
A pool of local numbers that swap on the page based on how the visitor arrived. Organic, paid, Google Business Profile, and each directory listing get their own, so the source is known before anyone says hello.
Healthcare call tracking that names the keyword behind every call.
Every page, every campaign, and every listing gets its own number. When admissions picks up, we already know what made the phone ring.
The short answer
Healthcare call tracking assigns a unique phone number to each page, campaign, and traffic source so every inbound call can be traced to what produced it. Behavioral health adds requirements: recordings involving substance use disorder patients fall under 42 CFR Part 2 as well as HIPAA, the vendor has to sign a business associate agreement, and all-party consent states require a disclosure before recording starts. Dynamic number insertion swaps the number on the page by source without touching the number on your Google Business Profile.
number of tracked lines across client base — verify with Tim
Tracked phone numbers under management
average call volume per facility per month — pull from platform
Inbound calls per facility per month
What it includes
A pool of local numbers that swap on the page based on how the visitor arrived. Organic, paid, Google Business Profile, and each directory listing get their own, so the source is known before anyone says hello.
Paid search passes the campaign, ad group, and search term. Organic gets matched against the landing page and session data. What you end up with is a list of the queries that produce calls. That list is never the same as the list of queries that produce traffic.
Recording disclosure at the start of the call, a signed business associate agreement with the vendor, and 42 CFR Part 2 handling for any call involving substance use disorder treatment. In all-party consent states the disclosure plays before capture begins.
Not every call is an admission opportunity. Calls get tagged as qualified, insurance check, current patient, vendor, or wrong number, so the cost per call and the cost per real opportunity stop being the same number.
Ring time, abandon rate, and volume by hour. Facilities lose more admissions to calls nobody answered than to rankings they never had. share of client calls that go unanswered — pull from call data with Tim
The call lands in your CRM as a record with its source attached, so admissions and marketing argue from the same data instead of two exports that never reconcile.
Web analytics was built to measure clicks and form fills. A family in crisis does not fill out a form. They call, usually from a phone, usually within a few minutes of the search that sent them. That call is invisible to Google Analytics unless a tracking layer sits underneath it.
Without that layer, a marketing report can only tell you that traffic went up. It cannot tell you whether the traffic that went up is the traffic that calls. Sessions can double while the phone rings the same number of times, because the new traffic is research rather than intent. Call data separates the two immediately.
Call recordings from a treatment center contain protected health information the moment a caller names a condition or a medication. That puts the tracking vendor in the position of a business associate under HIPAA, and it requires a signed agreement before a single call is recorded. Substance use disorder programs carry a second rule on top: 42 CFR Part 2 restricts disclosure of patient identifying information even to parties HIPAA would allow.
State law adds a third layer. About a dozen states require every party on a call to consent to recording, so a national number pool needs the disclosure to play by default rather than by state.
There is also a search consequence people miss. Swapping the phone number on your Google Business Profile to a tracking number can break citation consistency across the directories that reference it. The fix is to keep the real number as the primary and add the tracking number as a secondary, which Google explicitly supports.
The first month is usually uncomfortable. Budgets get exposed. A paid campaign that looked healthy on cost per click turns out to produce calls from three states you are not licensed in. A blog post that drives a quarter of the site's traffic produces nothing.
The second effect is operational rather than marketing. Ring time and after-hours data tend to surface a staffing problem before they surface a marketing problem, and that is the cheaper thing to fix. We would rather tell you to answer the phone at 9pm than sell you more traffic.
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Who we help
Fourteen years in behavioral health, all of it spent getting rehab centers on the phone with people who need a bed. We know your competitors, we know which searches produce a call, and we know which ones only produce a report.
Somebody decides to stop drinking at 11pm. Whoever comes up in the results and answers the phone gets the admission, and we build the system that does both.
Since Congress killed the X-waiver, every DEA-registered prescriber can treat opioid use disorder. Primary care came in, telehealth came in, and the clinics that owned these searches for a decade now share them.
We market outpatient mental health, PHP, and IOP programs. Different searcher than rehab, different ad rules, same job: make the phone ring and know which dollar made it ring.
A recovery residence sells housing, not a treatment episode, so the number that decides the year is occupancy. Demand arrives from two directions, and most sober living websites are built for only one of them.
Further reading
No gate and no form. These go further than a services page reasonably can.
FAQ
Not if they are set up correctly. Your real number stays the primary on the Google Business Profile and in every directory citation. Tracking numbers get added as secondary numbers or used only through dynamic insertion on the website, which never touches your citations.
Yes, with the right handling. You need a business associate agreement with the tracking vendor, a recording disclosure at the start of the call, and 42 CFR Part 2 controls on any substance use disorder call. In all-party consent states the disclosure has to play before recording starts. Some facilities choose transcription without audio retention to reduce exposure.
On paid search, yes, down to the exact search term. On organic, we match the call to the landing page and session, which gets you the page and the query group rather than always a single keyword. Both beat a rankings report.
Yes. The call and its source write into Salesforce as a record on the lead, so your admissions pipeline and your marketing data sit in one place. We build Salesforce instances for facilities as well as connect to the ones already running.
There is a platform fee based on number count and minutes, plus our setup and management. typical monthly call tracking platform cost per facility — confirm with Tim It is the smallest line item on most engagements and the one that makes every other line item measurable.
Free audit
We take apart your rankings, your ads, and your call tracking, then show you where the calls are going instead of to you. The audit is yours to keep whether we work together or not.
Prefer the phone? (561) 269-2833