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Aspen Dental: Patient Journey Alignment

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# Patient Journey Alignment ## Aspen Dental: Mapping the Path from Awareness to Loyalty **Prepared for:** Rachel Kim, CMO **Date:** September 15, 2025 **Version:** 3.0 (Approved) --- ## Context This document was developed as part of the Healthcare Strategy Project engagement (Q3 2025) and represents the foundational patient journey analysis that informed Aspen Dental's digital transformation strategy. The analysis draws on patient data across 200+ offices, franchisee interviews, and competitive benchmarking against Heartland Dental and Pacific Dental Services. ## Executive Summary Aspen ...

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v3 · Last updated Sep 20

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Rachel Kim Q4 Review

Dec 15, 2025

Questions

4/4

What is the most critical breakpoint in the current patient journey?

Answered

How should the document position the tele-dentistry pilot relative to the broader patient journey?

Answered

Should the patient journey alignment cover all patient segments or focus on the highest-value acquisition channel?

Answered

What data sources should inform the journey map, and which gaps need to be flagged?

Answered

Review Report

7

Overall Score

out of 10

8

Problem Alignment

Strong problem framing with clear evidence

7

Scope Clarity

Clear scope with one area needing refinement

6

Actionability

Recommendations are directionally strong but lack specificity

7

Client Readiness

Ready for internal use with minor polish

3 improvements suggested

Conversation Search

I have access to 3 conversations related to this document. Ask me anything about what was discussed — specific quotes, who said what, timelines mentioned, or commitments made.

What did Judith say about the CEO's position on resource allocation?

In the Discovery Call (Jan 28), Judith mentioned that the CEO requested "more proof points" before committing additional headcount to Home Services. She described it as a disconnect — leadership publicly champions the growth target but won't back it with resources until they see evidence of traction.

In the Strategy Workshop (Feb 3), she elaborated that the CEO's hesitation is partly political — committing resources to Home Services means visibly deprioritizing Pro, which has stronger short-term numbers.

Did anyone mention specific dollar figures?

Yes. The $5B revenue target for Home Services by 2027 came up in all three conversations. David Frank mentioned that 60% of PM capacity is consumed by SRS integration, and Judith referenced $2B+ at risk if targets are missed due to under-investment. No specific budget numbers for the reallocation were discussed — that appears to be what the CEO wants the "proof points" for.