Pediatric providers per 10K kids
~ 8Median across US metros. Rural ZIPs sit around 3–4. Urban metros run 12+. Use the search to map your actual local density.
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What we've learned about referral lists
Four rules for building a list that converts.
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Proximity beats prestige for first-meeting odds.
Providers within 5 miles take a meeting at 4× the rate of providers 15+ miles away. Start local; expand outward only when local is exhausted.
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Pediatricians, then everyone else.
Developmental pediatricians and pediatricians are the highest-volume referrers for ABA. Build the shortlist with them first; SLPs and OTs come second.
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Provider-level outreach beats practice-level.
Email to a named provider lands. Email to a generic info@ rarely does. Use the NPI to get individual names, not just office contacts.
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Outreach is a three-month commitment.
First-meeting conversion typically happens at touch 3 or 4. A list isn't a campaign - pair this with a four-email sequence and a tracking system.
Benchmarks · ABA referral programs
What a healthy referral funnel looks like.
First-meeting rate, tier-1 lists
9 – 14%Of providers within 5 miles contacted via personalized 4-email sequence, 9–14% take a first meeting inside 60 days.
Source · Higglo client cohort, n=14Active referrers from 100-list cohort
~ 6After 12 months of consistent nurture, a 100-provider list typically yields 5–7 actively referring partners. The math works.
Source · 24-month cohort studyKeep going
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