Cascala Health × Enquirer Consulting Group

You asked for an example.
The best one is your own list.

"Give me an example and what makes you valuable?"

Brad, October 23. This is a 25 minute working session that answers both halves of that question, then asks you a few of our own.

Your listHow Cascala wins business todayHow it would runWhether a second call makes sense

For Brad Evanovich, Cascala Health · Tuesday, November 3, 2026 · With Paul Smaldone · Working session

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The example, your list, checked October 23, 2026

Your list holds 17 post-acute operators and provider groups in 12 states, each with the person who signs off.

AccountWho signs offWhereWhy it fits Cascala
Wingate Living
Assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing
Alexandra Schuster, PresidentNew York, NYCascala reviews referral packets so skilled nursing intake teams decide on admissions faster.
Cascadia Healthcare
Skilled nursing
Haden Nash, PresidentBoise, IDCascala reviews referral packets so skilled nursing intake teams decide on admissions faster.
Capital Hospice & Palliative Care
Hospice and palliative care
Mehdi Ali, PresidentVilla Park, ILCascala gives home health and hospice intake teams a fuller clinical picture of each referral.
Essential Home Healthcare Inc
Home health
Daniel E Franklin II, CEOFlossmoor, ILCascala gives home health and hospice intake teams a fuller clinical picture of each referral.
Rendr
Primary care focused, multi-specialty medical group
Joe Moscola, PresidentHuntington, NYCascala gives physicians a source-cited view of each patient before they round or follow up.

12 more accounts

The rest of the list comes to you by email after today, and you keep it.

Who signs off

On the 17 accounts, 10 sign off as CEO and 7 as President.

Did it hold up?

Which of these are already customers, in your pipeline, or inside a partner's network?

The list built for Cascala Health, 17 accounts with the person who signs off at each. Work email and phone for the five above are on your page at cascala-health-inc-59bbcf-map.enquirerconsulting.com, checked October 23, 2026.

Cascala Health · Working session, Nov 3, 2026
Our read, to check with you

Cascala puts the full clinical picture into every handoff, and three kinds of buyer pay for that.

Post-acute operators

Skilled nursing and home health intake teams review referrals "with the full picture" and decide faster.

Your proof line: "1 day to implement at United Church Homes."

10,501 skilled nursing firms and 28,198 home health care firms in the US

Provider groups and hospitals

A "consolidated, source-cited view of each patient before they round or follow up."

Your proof line: "64% monthly patients arrive with missing data."

132,899 physician office firms in the US

ACOs and risk-bearing groups

ADT signals and records turned into "PCP-ready handoff summaries" and follow-up visibility.

Your proof line: "71% faster ADT-to-record delivery at Palm Beach ACO."

No clean public count for this group

"Live in 1-2 weeks" and "No EHR integration required" make the first yes an easy one. Where is this read wrong, and which of the three is growing fastest for you?

Quotes from cascalahealth.com, read November 2, 2026. US firm counts from the US Census, Statistics of US Businesses 2022, employer firms, NAICS 623110, 621610 and 621111.

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A pattern to test with you

In medical sales we usually find growth riding on partners and events, with quiet weeks in between.

Growth that comes in waves

Partners, referrals and conferences bring good conversations. They arrive on their schedule, not yours, and they slow down between events.

A small team doing everything

The people who sell also run demos, onboarding and events. Prospecting gets whatever hours are left at the end of the week.

Several buyers at once

An ACO, a provider group and a skilled nursing operator buy for different reasons. One message rarely lands with all of them.

Which of these is true at Cascala, and which is not? Only the parts that are true belong in anything we build.

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Questions for today

Your answers decide whether outbound belongs in Cascala's growth plan at all.

How growth works today

  1. How do new customers find Cascala today? Roughly what share comes from partners, conferences, referrals and outbound?
  2. Who prospects, and how much of their week goes to it?
  3. Have you run outbound before? What happened?
  4. Which CRM holds your pipeline, and is it used every day?

What good looks like

  1. Which buyer group matters most this year, post-acute operators, provider groups and hospitals, or ACOs?
  2. What is a new customer worth in year one, and how long from first call to signature?
  3. How many new customers a quarter would make a real difference?
  4. Who else weighs in on a decision like this?
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What makes us valuable

We empower sales teams, so the conversations come to your people and the system stays with Cascala.

Built for Cascala HealthRun live with your team for four monthsThen you own it

In your team's names

The outreach goes to buyers like the ones on your list, in your own team's names. Replies and meetings land with your people, not with us.

Every reply read and routed

Each reply is read, scored and routed. The meeting lands in the calendar and the record lands in your CRM.

One point of contact

One team designs it, runs it and proves it on your own numbers. You never manage a set of vendors.

What a build covers is set by today's answers. If prospecting time is the gap, it starts there. If it is one buyer group, it starts with that group.

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Work like this, done before

We have run outreach for clients whose growth came from trade shows and prospecting by hand.

Innovative Radiology

Outreach to hospital procurement and clinical engineering buyers for Innovative Radiology.

Before that, their growth came from cold calling and manual email done in office hours. Tim Rath talks about working with us in the video on your page.

BOY Machines

Outreach for BOY Machines, sent in each field rep's own name.

Before that, their growth came from trade shows and the quote book, and the field reps did not prospect.

RW Martin

Outreach for RW Martin, sent in its own team's names.

Before that, two salespeople were prospecting by hand.

88

interested replies in one week. We have achieved this on our own outbound, October 12 to 18, 2026.

31

sales calls booked that same week. We have achieved this on our own outbound, October 12 to 18, 2026.

Our own results, not a forecast. Your numbers depend on your market and your offer. Interested replies to our own outbound, one per person, October 12 to 18, 2026, read October 18, 2026. Sales calls from our booking table, one per person, same week, read October 23, 2026.

Cascala Health · Working session, Nov 3, 2026
Next step

The next call is a full hour with Dan Reeves, our founder, built on what you tell us today.

After today

  • The rest of your list comes by email from Paul.
  • A short recap of today, in your words.

What Dan brings

  • How Cascala grows today, drawn as one picture from your answers.
  • Where an outbound channel would sit, and the buyer group it starts with.
  • What the first 90 days would look like for Cascala.

What we need from you

  • Which of the 17 accounts to drop.
  • Your first buyer group.
  • Whoever owns growth, on the next call.

Times open for the next call, all Eastern

Wednesday, November 4, 11:00 am · Thursday, November 5, 11:30 am · Friday, November 6, 1:00 pm

Cascala Health · Working session, Nov 3, 2026