For community health companies and their investors
You want to make money. Good. Let's make your money.
You're a community health company. You're paid to change outcomes in neighborhoods you didn't come from, for people who don't know you yet. So you hire ambassadors, buy lists and make calls. People hang up. Members enroll and never show up again. A payer doesn't renew.
It's not your marketing. You're too far from the people. That costs money.
And most companies are still running the old playbook. It's the same deficit habits the nonprofit world built: talk to residents like cases, send a stranger with a clipboard, count touches instead of outcomes. Different company, same playbook, same result.
Do you want revenue for a year, or revenue for the next forty?