Healthcare Practices
Dental · vision · ortho · specialty groups
You build vertical software. Your buyers are the local operators Apollo and ZoomInfo can't surface. Casa finds them, runs the outreach, and routes only the replies worth your reps' time.
Whatever vertical your software sells into, we reach its operators: the local-SMB buyers Apollo and ZoomInfo can't surface, multi-location consolidated and vertical-tagged.
Dental · vision · ortho · specialty groups
HVAC · roofing · plumbing · restoration
PI · family · criminal · business law
Med spas · plastic surgery · dermatology
Advisors · brokers · agencies · CPAs
Senior living · treatment · behavioral health
Discovery, crafting, routing. Three motions we run end-to-end, plus the infrastructure underneath.
A mined universe of 10M+ US businesses, filtered to the local operators your software sells to. Multi-location consolidated, vertical-tagged, full profile on each. The local-SMB buyers Apollo and ZoomInfo can't surface.
Emails tuned to how a local operator evaluates software. Vertical-specific language, the workflow and ROI signals that move an owner, and patterns from every conversation across the network.
Sends go out, replies come in. When interest fires, we auto-introduce your rep on the thread. OOO, negatives, and unsubscribes get filtered out. Your team sees only real conversation candidates.
Most outbound fails because the plumbing was never built. We start with two full weeks of infrastructure work before a single message hits an inbox: domains operated, mailboxes warmed, deliverability monitored. That's why reply rates collapse for other agencies at scale and ours hold.
Secondary domains acquired, mailboxes authenticated, warm-up sequences begin. Your primary domain stays untouched.
Inbox placement tested across providers. Sender reputation built before scale. Your team approves the targeting list.
25 sends per mailbox per day. Deliverability monitored 24/7. Reputation protected as volume grows.
Every email starts with a research pass on the operator: vertical, group size, current stack, and the angle most likely to land with the owner. Here's the dossier, and the three emails that came from it.
Hi Dana, Running 9 dental locations on separate scheduling and recall tools usually means front desks reinventing the wheel at each site. Groups your size cut no-shows 20%+ after consolidating. Worth a 15-minute demo? Allyson
Researched: Bright Smile location count · Tampa market · current toolingHi Mike, Apex runs 14 trucks across Phoenix. Multi-truck shops we work with cut dispatch time 35% after moving off spreadsheets. Worth a 15-minute demo? Allyson
Researched: Apex truck count · Phoenix coverage · dispatch workflowHi David, Most multi-office PI firms lose 30-40% of leads at intake: slow follow-up, missed calls, friction across locations. Firms like Meridian recover most of that once intake runs on one system. Worth a 15-minute demo?
Researched: Meridian office count · Houston PI market · intake stackEvery reply across the network informs your next move. We see what's working when selling software to local operators today, across thousands of conversations, and apply it to your campaigns.
The local operators your software sells to, surfaced from a registry Apollo and ZoomInfo can't match: vertical-tagged, multi-location consolidated, continuously refreshed.
When a sequence breaks through with one segment, we scale it across the network within 48 hours.
Reply rate, positive replies, demos booked. Plain numbers, always on.
When operators, engineers, and marketers independently reach the same verdict, you can trust it.
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Yes, if your buyers are local operators. We map the SMB and multi-location businesses across healthcare, home services, legal, financial, aesthetics, and care, consolidated by group and tagged by vertical. These are the local-buyer segments a national firmographic database like Apollo or ZoomInfo can't surface cleanly.
Both, and many software companies run them together. Outbound (Casa) reaches the local-SMB buyers who aren't searching yet. Search & AI gets you found by the buyers who are, on Google and in AI search. Same team, one motion if you want it.
Week 4 to first sends, week 4-6 to first demos, typically. Weeks 1-2 we build the sending infrastructure (domains, mailboxes, warm-up). Week 3 we build your target list of local operators. Week 4 mailboxes are warmed and live at 25 emails per mailbox per day, and demos book as replies fire and interest triggers auto-introductions to your reps.
Included. Casa owns and operates everything: secondary sending domains, all mailboxes, warm-up, deliverability monitoring, and the platform itself. No separate infrastructure bill, no add-on tools you have to source yourself.
Not the way we run it. Casa never sends from your primary domain. Every send goes through dedicated secondary domains we own and operate for you, capped at a conservative 25 emails per mailbox per day to keep sender reputation strong. If a domain ever takes a hit, your brand stays insulated.
Either. Casa can fully replace outsourced or in-house SDRs, or sit alongside them, feeding qualified replies into your existing sales motion. Most clients use the latter: their AEs take the demos Casa surfaces while their SDRs keep working their own lanes.
Book a strategy session. We'll show you the local-SMB buyers in your category we can reach, and what the outbound system looks like in action.