Weekly posts and alumni email for treatment centers
Your social pages,
kept up every weekSocial pages, kept up
RehabSignal does rehab social media marketing for addiction treatment centers in the US: each week our team posts your center's own photos to Instagram and Facebook and to your Maps listing, and writes the newsletters alumni and families signed up for.
- Posts built from your center's own photos
- Monthly newsletters to alumni
Live in 14 daysMonth to month, no setup fee
- Page messages reach your coordinators
- Alumni events and invitations
- Google profile posts included
- No client photos without consent
- Each month's posts in your report
- Newsletters included
One photo, posted in three places
Most centers already have the photos, on a phone in someone's pocket. Each week one of them becomes a post: written by our team, okayed by you, and published on all three.
Monday
Photos by text
Your executive director texts us three photos of the new garden beds behind the main house.
Wednesday
The post, ready to okay
The caption is drafted by Wednesday and sent to you to approve or change.
Friday
Posted on three pages
At 9:00 the post goes up in all three places, linked to the matching program page.
Where families look
Your page stopped in 2023. Your alumni didn't.
Your Facebook page still opens on a holiday post from 2023, and Instagram went quiet the same year. Families check both before they call, and alumni scroll past them every day.
Maps
A family checking Maps sees this week's photos first
A parent comparing four centers opens each Maps listing first. Yours shows fresh photos and a new post.
- Each post on your Maps listing sends readers to its program
- We update holiday hours and phone changes, so every call reaches admissions
Alumni
The cookout invite reaches alumni where they scroll
Your alumni open Facebook and Instagram most days. When the summer cookout or family night is posted there, the invite reaches them without anyone texting thirty people.
- Event posts link to the RSVP in your alumni app
- Photos from events need written consent from everyone shown
- We plan Recovery Month and holiday posts weeks ahead
Private
Questions sent to your page reach admissions
A parent messages your Facebook page after 10 at night. It reaches your admissions coordinators, filed beside any calls and texts from that parent.
- Messenger and Instagram messages reach admissions directly
- Health details move to a private call promptly
- Posts never show a client's face or story without a signed consent form
- Alumni who comment are never tagged or named in a post we write
Posts that end on a call button
Each post points to a page we built, where a family can call or ask.
Posts that answer families' questions
Our team writes blog posts on what families ask: how long a stay lasts, what to bring, how visits work. Social posts share each one.
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Nearby city pages
Every nearby city and every program you're licensed for gets its own page from us.
Local SEOAI answers
When someone asks Gemini or ChatGPT for centers near them, our job is getting your center named in the answer.
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What social brought
The posts carry their own tracking number, so the month's report shows the calls and inquiries social brought in.
See reportingYour center
Linked from every post
Setup
How posting gets going at your center
You give us page access and send photos as you take them. The rest is ours.
Kickoff call
Week one, with our team
Your calendar
Before each month
Published on all three
Every week after that
The newsletter
Once a month
Posts and the newsletters come on all three plans; the Intake plan costs $97 a month.
Show us your last post
Bring up your Facebook page on the demo and scroll to its last post. Then look over what our team would post for your center next month, and the newsletter your alumni would get.
Back in their feeds
Wendell H.Owner, residential, Asheville Weeklynew postsOur Facebook page had nothing since 2023. Now there's a post every week, and all I do is okay them.
Adriana C.Admissions director, Tampa Same inboxfor Instagram and textsNobody checked our Instagram messages. Now each one lands with my coordinators, next to that family's calls.
Felix O.Clinical director, Columbus Signedconsent before any client appearsI was worried about privacy. Nothing goes up showing a client unless we hold their signed consent, and I see each post first.
Colleen J.Alumni coordinator, Knoxville 3 weeksof notice for the cookoutThe cookout post went out three weeks early, and alumni RSVPed in the app without me texting everyone.
Devin A.Business development rep, Austin Monthlynews for each referral partnerTherapists I visit already know our news. The partner newsletter reaches them monthly, and they bring up our posts.
Joanna T.CEO, three sites, Denver 3Google profilesThree sites, three Google profiles, each with posts about its own programs and town.
Owners ask
What centers ask about posting and newsletters
Search consent, photos or Instagram to begin.
5 questions
What does social media do for a rehab?
It keeps your center in view of families and alumni who follow it. Each post links to a program page.
Do we have to write or post anything ourselves?
No. You send photos and okay the month's calendar. The words, the newsletters and the publishing are done by our people.
Do you ever post a client's photo, name or story?
No, not without that client's written consent. Without it, posts show your building, grounds, staff and programs, never anyone in care.
Do you also write newsletters for our alumni?
Yes. Each month alumni and families who opted in get one newsletter, and referral partners get their own edition. Fundraising emails always include an easy opt-out, as the federal Part 2 rule asks.
What can't a treatment center post?
A rehab can't promise recovery, or speak as if the reader needs treatment. Facebook and Instagram have their own health rules too, and we write every post within them.
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Ask about posting
Email Megan at sales@rehabsignal.com with your Facebook page's link, and ask what our team would post there next month.
Megan AinsleyAccount manager
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