Pick RehabAdmit if your center is already licensed and you want paid media, SEO, CRM setup and admissions process work under one flat fee.
At a glance
RehabAdmit
- Best for: Treatment centers doing $3M to $30M a year
- Services: Google and Meta ads, SEO, CRM setup, admissions process
- Reporting: Cost per VOB and cost per admission, not just leads
- Pricing: One flat monthly retainer, $5K to $25K/mo, for services. Ad spend at cost.
- Terms: No minimum term. 90-day guarantee.
- Ownership: You own the ad accounts, tracking numbers and data
Behavioral Health Partners
- Best for: Founders opening a center, and centers that want to grow (site)
- Services: Feasibility, proforma, business plan, state licensing, Joint Commission and CARF prep, plus SEO, GEO, PPC, web design, content, social, video, CRO
- Model: "One client per level of care, per market"
- Published pricing: "Pricing is quoted on the second call"
- Commitment: "6-month and 12-month partnership terms"
Every fact about Behavioral Health Partners on this page comes from its own website, linked inline, as read on October 5, 2026. Statements about RehabAdmit are our own. If anything about Behavioral Health Partners has changed, email hello@rehabadmit.com and we will fix it.
How do RehabAdmit and Behavioral Health Partners compare?
| Dimension | RehabAdmit | BH Partners |
|---|---|---|
| Who they serve | Treatment centers doing $3M to $30M a year | New and operating addiction treatment and behavioral health centers in the US and Canada (source) |
| Services | Google and Meta ads, SEO, CRM setup, admissions process | Startup consulting plus SEO, GEO, PPC & Google Ads, web design, content, social, video, photography, CRO; joint ventures |
| Exclusivity | Ask us on the audit call | "One client per level of care, per market" |
| Pricing | Flat retainer, $5K to $25K/mo. Ad spend at cost. | Quoted on the second call |
| Contract | No minimum term. 90-day guarantee. | 6-month and 12-month partnership terms |
| Published proof | Case studies on our site | "100+ Licenses secured nationwide"; a 68-bed center "full with a waitlist 9 months after opening" (their figures) |
When should you pick Behavioral Health Partners?
You are opening a center and want one firm to run the feasibility study, proforma, licensing and accreditation prep, then build the website and marketing. BHP says it can "have your website up three months before license" (source). It also suits operators who want a guarantee that the agency will not market a direct competitor at the same level of care in their metro.
Behavioral Health Partners strengths:
- Covers the build phase: feasibility, proforma, business plan, state licensing, Joint Commission and CARF prep
- Full marketing team: SEO, GEO, PPC & Google Ads, web design, content, social, video and photography
- "One client per level of care, per market"
- Reports "100+ Licenses secured nationwide" by its licensing team (its figure)
- Founded by Adam Vibe Gunton, who describes himself as "a person in long-term recovery" (source)
Where Behavioral Health Partners may not fit:
- You want month-to-month terms. BHP offers 6-month and 12-month partnership terms.
- A center at your level of care in your market already works with BHP. Its policy says it will tell you and decline.
- You want to compare prices before a call. Pricing is quoted on the second call.
When should you pick RehabAdmit?
Your center is licensed and open, and you want specialist help filling beds: paid media, SEO, CRM setup and admissions process work, reported in VOBs and cost per admission, for one flat fee.
RehabAdmit strengths:
- We work only with addiction treatment and behavioral health programs
- One flat monthly fee for services. Nothing tied to admissions or census.
- Paid media, SEO, CRM setup and admissions process work in one engagement
- Reporting built on VOBs and cost per admission, so you see what a bed costs you
- You keep the ad accounts, tracking numbers and data if you ever leave
Where RehabAdmit does not fit:
- Founders who need a feasibility study, state licensing or CARF / Joint Commission accreditation. We do not do that work.
- Centers that want to pay an agency per admission. We will not price that way (see the legal note below).
- Operators looking for an equity or joint venture partner. BHP offers joint ventures; we do not.
How do you choose between Behavioral Health Partners and RehabAdmit?
Ask every agency on your list, including us, the same five questions:
- How are you paid? Ask for a flat fee in writing. Federal law (18 U.S.C. § 220) bars paying anyone to induce a referral to a treatment facility. Fees tied to admissions or census put your center at risk.
- Who owns the ad accounts, tracking numbers and data? You should, from day one.
- What do you report? Leads alone hide the real cost. Ask for cost per VOB and cost per admission.
- What is the contract term? Month to month, 6 months or 12 months changes your risk.
- Are my ad accounts cleared to run? In the US, Google requires addiction treatment advertisers to be certified by LegitScript and by Google.
Numbers to ask about: Webserv's 2025 State of Rehab Marketing report, built from its own clients' paid search ($16.5M in ad spend, 994 admits), shows an average of $2,552 per VOB and $16,608 per admit. In our experience running detox and residential campaigns, cost per admission from Google and directories runs $2,000 to $5,000 in-network and $7,000 to $15,000 out-of-network. Ask any agency where your numbers sit and why.
Frequently asked questions
What does Behavioral Health Partners do?
Its site says BHP "builds, launches, and scales behavioral health and addiction treatment centers." Consulting covers feasibility, proforma, state licensing and accreditation. Marketing covers SEO, paid media, web design, content, photography and video (source).
How much does Behavioral Health Partners cost?
BHP does not publish prices. Its FAQ says it offers "6-month and 12-month partnership terms, and pricing is quoted on the second call once it is scoped to your center."
Can BHP help open a new treatment center?
Yes. That is a stated main service. BHP says its licensing team has secured more than 100 licenses nationwide.
Does BHP run paid media?
Yes. PPC & Google Ads is a listed service, and its team page lists a Paid Media Manager and a Google Ads & CRMs partner.
What does "one client per level of care, per market" mean?
BHP says it will not market two competing centers against each other. A detox, a residential center and an outpatient program in the same metro can all be clients because they serve different levels of care.
How is RehabAdmit different from Behavioral Health Partners?
BHP does startup consulting plus marketing. RehabAdmit does marketing and admissions only: paid media, SEO, CRM setup and admissions process, for one flat fee, with reporting in VOBs and cost per admission. We do not do licensing or accreditation work.
Which firm fits a founder launching a new program?
If you need feasibility, licensing or accreditation help, BHP offers it and RehabAdmit does not.
Which firm fits a center that is already open?
Both offer marketing. Compare contract terms, market exclusivity, who owns the ad accounts, and whether reporting goes down to cost per VOB and cost per admission.
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