Webinar · Online
The Lead Leak: Where Health Systems Lose Consumers Between Interest and Care
Sponsored by Unlock Health
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1 to 2 p.m. Eastern (EDT) · noon–1 p.m. Central (CDT)
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Free for members and nonmembers · AHA account or guest form · guest approval required
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Checked against the host’s page · October 15, 2026
For marketing and admissions teams examining where inquiries stall between interest, follow-up and access to care. A CHRISTUS Health breast-cancer campaign illustrates CRM, call intelligence, automated follow-up and human navigation. Apply its process questions to your behavioral-health intake; the hospital example is not behavioral-health evidence.
Skip it if you need addiction-specific acquisition guidance, payer eligibility instruction, independent vendor comparisons or accredited CE.
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