Therapist referrals are the cheapest patient acquisition channel most interventional psychiatry clinics have, and the one they run by accident. Here is the outreach sequence, the referral packet, the compliance limits, and what to track.
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IV ketamine is off-label and cash-pay. Spravato is FDA-approved and insurance-covered. That one difference changes the patient, the compliance limits, the keywords worth buying and where referrals come from. A channel-by-channel breakdown with US search data.
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New TMS patients come from a few predictable sources, referrals, local search, your existing patient base, paid ads, and community education. Build steady flow from several of them, treat the long insurance funnel as part of acquisition, and measure cost per started patient.
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Spravato clinic marketing works differently because esketamine is a REMS-controlled medication with restricted advertising, so steady patient flow comes from referrals, the Find a Center listing, local search, and education. Build that compliant base before you spend on paid ads.
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For a TMS or Spravato clinic, mental health marketing really comes down to three connected jobs — helping the right patients find you, earning their trust, and making booking easy. Get your website, Google listing, and tracking right before you spend on ads, then focus on local search and referrals.
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A healthcare SEO company helps a specialty clinic show up when the right patients search, through service-page SEO, local search, technical fixes, and reputation work handled with HIPAA in mind. This primer covers what they actually do day to day, how to vet one, and how to judge results before you sign.
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