Jared Aron

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Coherent is a superhuman patient coordinator service for private clinics - combining specialist human coordinators with AI to stop patient leakage at every stage of the journey, from first enquiry to long-term recall, without adding headcount.

15/06/2026

A clinic owner told us recently she didn't have a recall problem. She had a leads problem.

We asked what retention actually looked like. Her answer: they post a lot on Instagram and their patients follow them.

Posting on Instagram is not patient recall. Having followers is not the same as bringing lapsed patients back for the care they still need.

How many patients are on your books right now with no next appointment, who clinically should have one? For most clinics the answer runs into the thousands. The patient book you already have is what keeps the lights on.

14/06/2026

An 80% retention rate feels like good news. It hides the real problem.

Picture a car park with 100 spaces. 80 full. Most clinics focus on the 80. The empty 20 are what decide whether you grow.

The 80% keeps the lights on. The missing 20% takes you from paying salaries to stacking cash.

🎙️ The Business of a Clinic Podcast, Episode 22

Great session in the studio for the next episode of The Business of a Clinic with Tim Wright, founder and CEO of Zoas.Ph...
14/06/2026

Great session in the studio for the next episode of The Business of a Clinic with Tim Wright, founder and CEO of Zoas.

Physio turned commercial advisor, 25 years helping health businesses grow. We got into the side of healthcare that clinicians rarely get taught: the commercial one. Episode coming soon.

13/06/2026

A clinic sees a thousand patients a year. About 700 quietly drift off track. Win back just 100 and that's tens of thousands of pounds already sitting in the book the clinic owns. The patients are still there. The question is whether anyone is watching who drifts.

12/06/2026

New episode of *The Business of a Clinic* is live.

Jared sits down with Cyrus for a conversation on private equity, AI, and healthcare rollups — and what clinic owners can learn from the investor view of traditional service businesses.

They unpack what buyers look for in clinic groups, why healthcare is often a logistics problem wrapped around a clinical core, and why the future of AI in healthcare should be built around empathy, supervision, and better patient journeys — not just automation.

Watch the full episode now.

Loved recording this one. Sat down with Dr. Geoff Gamble, founder of NHRC in Canada (our first Canadian partner) for the...
11/06/2026

Loved recording this one. Sat down with Dr. Geoff Gamble, founder of NHRC in Canada (our first Canadian partner) for the next episode of The Business of a Clinic.

Geoff is a chiropractor who built a 27-strong clinic, and he was wonderfully honest about the ups and downs of going from clinician to business owner. He has also just been a great guy to work with: sharp, straight-talking, always on it. Episode coming soon.

Great session in the studio for the next episode of The Business of a Clinic with Jonathan Roos and Rachna Murthy, consu...
10/06/2026

Great session in the studio for the next episode of The Business of a Clinic with Jonathan Roos and Rachna Murthy, consultant surgeons who run clinics in London and Jersey as a husband-and-wife team.

Their take stuck with me: you can only put patients first if the business is healthy enough to keep the doors open. Episode coming soon.

Is your clinic exit-ready?An evening for clinic owners on what actually drives value when you come to sell. Hear from fo...
10/06/2026

Is your clinic exit-ready?

An evening for clinic owners on what actually drives value when you come to sell. Hear from founders who've exited and the operators and buyers who assess clinics, then network with peers weighing the same move.

18 June 2026, from 6pm. The King's Fund, Cavendish Square, London.
A few places left: coherenthq.com/events/exit-ready-clinic-2026

10/06/2026

Most clinics measure a patient's value in months. Jared Aron argues it should be measured in decades.

In this clip from The Business of a Clinic, Jared breaks down why calendar-triggered recall ("it's been three months since your last visit") structurally undervalues your existing patient book. A patient who doesn't need you today may need you again in three years, and that reactivation is still very relevant. Going cold for 24 months and expecting to stay top of mind is where the revenue quietly leaks.

He also draws the line between passive and active patient management. Passive means time decides when you reach out. Active means the patient decides: you act on what the patient is telling you, anticipating a need before it becomes urgent. That shift, from the clock to the patient as the measure of re-engagement, is what turns a one-off visit into a relationship that lasts years.

If you run a clinic and want to stop losing patients and revenue in the gaps between visits, this is the mindset shift to start with.

Coherent helps private clinics hold patient continuity at scale. Learn more at https://coherenthq.com

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