Case studies

Results, with the period and the baseline.

Every figure here says when it was measured and what it’s compared with. Clients stay unnamed unless they’ve approved being named in writing.

Paid search cost per admission at a two-facility New England treatment network

−72% per admission, while admissions more than tripled

Prior agency’s last 30 days vs. TDI’s monthly average. Ad spend only; admissions as the client reported them.

72% lower cost per admission. Admissions more than tripled.

−72%

Cost per admission

Paid search at a two-facility New England addiction treatment network: $19,472 to $5,322, the prior agency’s last 30 days (Jul 2025) vs. TDI’s Sep 2025–May 2026 average. Ad spend only.
3.3×

Admissions a month

Same account and window: 7 to 23.3 a month, on 9% less spend.
398

Organic admissions

In nine months at the same network, 44 a month on average. Jan–Sep 2026, includes readmissions.
−19%

Cost per admission, all paid search accounts combined

$6,516 to $5,282, Jan–Sep 2025 vs. Jan–Sep 2026, ad spend only. −21% excluding the largest account.

One client’s results. Yours depend on your program, market, budget and admissions team.

A period and a baseline. Every figure says when it was measured and what it’s compared with. No lifetime totals, no percentages without a base.
Admissions as your team counts them. Admission counts come from the program’s own records, and each case says where its numbers came from.
Ad spend kept apart from fees. Cost per admission is ad spend divided by admissions. Our fees are never folded in.
Names only with written consent. Programs are described by region and level of care until they approve being named.
The soft months too. We show what a period produced, including when budgets were cut or ads were paused.

How we manage Google Ads against cost per admission.

How organic and local search turn into admissions.