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Admissions reports by source

Nine admits last month,
and where each came from
Nine admits, and where each came from

RehabSignal's treatment center admissions reporting shows owners of US addiction treatment centers their inquiries, assessments and admits by ad, page and referral partner. Ad spend read from your accounts sets each admit's cost, and our team sends the month's numbers.

  • Admits counted per partner
  • Monthly plain-English summary
RehabSignal's admits report for October: 9 admits at $5,175 per ad admit, each traced to Google Ads, the Google profile, a hospital partner, the website or Meta ads.

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  • Call reports by hour
  • Assessments and admits, split by source
  • What every ad's admits cost
  • Callback times per coordinator
  • Admit rates per source and per coordinator

Last month's agency report

The report counts calls, not who admitted

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The agency's report says 140 inquiries came in last month. Admissions counted nine admits. When coordinators asked how people found you, the answers were “Google” or “a friend”. Next month's budget for ads, listings and outreach gets set without knowing which worked again.

Numbers in separate reports

Before RehabSignal: the agency's October report counting 140 inquiries beside the admissions office's own list of nine admits, each source just "Google" or "a friend".

Three screens

Check the numbers before the meeting

Each screen reads the board and call log.

The RehabSignal owner's home at 7:45 on Monday showing last week's calls, inquiries, assessments and admits, each split by Google Ads, Google profile, website and referral partners, with the census count, card payments, new reviews and ad results underneath.

At 7:45 on Monday you open last week: calls, inquiries, assessments and admits, each split by ad, listing, page and referral partner. The census count, card payments, new reviews and ad results sit underneath, read from the same board.

By source

What brought in this month's admits

Each row answers a question you ask at the morning meeting, using the board, every call and your ad spend, not anyone's memory.

  • Referral partners

    Admits per partner

    Your BD rep sees each partner's referrals, assessments and admits for the quarter. The outpatient therapist who sent six this spring shows up beside the hospital that sent none since March.

    • Partners with no referral in 30 days show first
    • Each partner's admits come from cards your admissions team marks
    Admits per referral partner for the quarter, from the therapist whose six referrals brought three admits to a hospital flagged with none since March, beside all admits by source.
  • Search keywords

    The search behind each call

    Most inquiries phone in rather than fill a form, so web counts miss them. Your site shows each visitor a number from a pool, and the call arrives on the card with the ad, the page and the search words typed, such as “detox near Tampa” or “IOP for professionals”.

    • Calls from Maps are counted apart from website calls
    • Tracking numbers ring your center directly, never a third party
    An inquiry card in RehabSignal opened on a Google Ads call, showing the search words typed, the ad, the site page and the tracking number.
  • Cost per admit

    What each ad's admits cost

    Our ad rep runs Meta, Google and Microsoft ads in your center's own accounts, once your center is LegitScript certified. Each month the spend from those accounts is set against the admits marked on the board. The report shows the detox search ad at $460 an admit and the IOP ad at $1,100, so next month's spend shifts to detox.

    • Each admit reaches your ad accounts as one conversion, with no health data
    • Your center pays Meta, Google and Microsoft directly
    RehabSignal Reports: October's ads with what each cost and the admits it brought, the detox search ad at $460 an admit and the evening IOP ad at $1,100, with $2,000 moving to detox.
  • After hours

    The night and weekend calls

    Last month's calls are counted hour by hour, and 61 of 152 inquiries came between 5 p.m. and 8 a.m., when the line rings the on-call coordinator's cell. You see how many were answered live, how many reached the AI receptionist, how many went to voicemail, and how fast each voicemail got its callback.

    • Unanswered calls show when each got called back
    • Saturday and Sunday calls show up apart from weeknights
    RehabSignal's after-hours report: October's calls from 5 p.m. to 8 a.m. by hour, answered on the on-call cell or missed, and each voicemail with how fast it got its callback.
  • Follow-ups

    Admits after follow-up texts

    Some inquiries take weeks to admit. When someone who consented replies to a day-7 text and later admits, the card keeps its first source, so the ad still gets the credit, and its history shows the text that brought the reply.

    • The history shows each text sent and every reply, with its date and time
    • Not admitted cards keep their owner and source
    One inquiry's history from a Google Ads call through the day-7 text that brought his reply, with the ad kept as the source of his admit.
  • Reputation

    Reviews

    Your dashboard lists each new Google review next to the month's admits. Replies carry your center's name and never confirm that anyone was in care. Review requests go only to alumni and families who opted in, after discharge, and the report counts what came back.

    • Each new review shows with its reply on your monthly report
    • Rating and review count set beside the month before
    The RehabSignal reviews report: 4.8 on Google, 9 new reviews this month all answered, 23 asked after discharge and 14 that came back.

Also included

  • Lists export to a spreadsheet
  • Admit export for your EMR
  • Website analytics
  • Admits sent back as ad conversions
  • Missed call lists
  • A report per location

Put your agency report next to your admits

Send last month's agency report and your admit list. On the demo we map your ads, listings and partners from them, then show the report you would get each month.

Center owner on a video call at her desk, lining up her vendor bills beside one flat monthly fee.
A RehabSignal notice saying October's report counts admits by the ad, listing or partner they came from, not clicks.

Budgets set by admits

  • Wendell H., owner of a residential treatment center in Asheville.
    Wendell H.Owner, residential, Asheville
    Zerolisting admits

    We cut the directory listing that sent forty calls and no admits, and moved that money to the detox ad.

  • Adriana C., admissions director at a detox and residential center in Tampa.
    Adriana C.Admissions director, Tampa
    Minutesto first callback

    I see each coordinator's time to first callback every Friday. Ours dropped to minutes once everyone could see it.

  • Felix O., clinical director of PHP and IOP programs in Columbus.
    Felix O.Clinical director, Columbus
    Mondaysadmits by program

    On Monday I see the week's booked admits, each with its program, so our clinical team plans ahead.

  • Colleen J., alumni coordinator at a treatment center in Knoxville.
    Colleen J.Alumni coordinator, Knoxville
    Its own linefor alumni

    Inquiries sent by alumni get their own line on the report, so the alumni program finally shows up in the numbers.

  • Devin A., business development rep at a detox center in Austin.
    Devin A.Business development rep, Austin
    Quarterlyadmits per partner

    I walk into every partner visit knowing how many referrals that partner sent this quarter and how many admitted.

  • Joanna T., CEO of three outpatient and MAT sites in Denver.
    Joanna T.CEO, three sites, Denver
    1 summarythree sites

    RehabSignal's team sends one summary covering all three sites each month; I read it before our board meeting.

Report questions

Owners and directors ask about the numbers

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6 questions

What does the report show?

The report shows inquiries, assessments and admits by ad, page, listing and partner, and each source's inquiry-to-admit rate. For paid ads it adds the spend behind each admit. Call reports, the census count and new reviews come with it.

Will I know which ad or partner sent each admit?

Yes, down to the ad, listing or partner. Each has its own tracking number or link, so the source is set when the first call or form arrives. A referral that reaches your main line gets its partner picked by the coordinator.

Does it read our EMR?

No, RehabSignal runs beside your record system and reads nothing from it, whether that's Sunwave, Kipu, Alleva, Lightning Step, BestNotes, Ritten or Behave Health. Admits count once a coordinator moves a card to Admitted, so the report is as current as the board. Each admit goes to your EMR by export, with each signed form as a PDF.

Does the report show our census count?

Yes, as a count of the clients in the Admitted stage, by program, with admits booked for the coming days beside it. Cards move to Admitted on arrival and to Discharged on the day someone leaves, so the morning count stays right.

Can I export it?

Yes. The lists behind each report download as a spreadsheet. If you run several locations, each exports on its own, and one summary from our team covers them all each month.

Do you send a report?

Yes, without asking. On the first of the month you get our plain-English summary: the month's admits by source, what each ad's admits cost, and after-hours calls.

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Every inquiry answered. Every admit traced to its source.

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