Three buckets.
One machine. Yours at the end.
The team farms. Nobody hunts.
Build. Run. Own.
Build
We design, staff and stand up the complete unit. The named-account data, the messaging, the outbound engine, the automation and the reporting.
Run
We run it in market for a fixed four months and prove it on real booked meetings, not slides. First conversations land early.
Own
We hand over the playbook, the tooling, the dashboards and a trained operator. You own the engine.
Three buckets live. Named accounts. Real people.
New high-value accounts
Dialysis first: 7,490 Medicare-certified facilities nationwide, 730 independent, hunted state by state, every one on the next page. Quality over volume, routed to your dialysis lead with context attached.
We write to: Administrator, Clinic Manager, Director of Operations, Regional Director, Materials and Purchasing Managers.
The book you already own
Lapsed accounts brought back, weak accounts grown, offline accounts signed up to order on your platform. Delivered to your reps in waves they can actually work.
Your reps keep every relationship. The engine does the remembering and the sign-up drive.
The inventory engine
Saline, Ringer's and sterile water into verticals with zero coverage today. Funeral homes and veterinary first on Joe's read, then the board. Message-first, with a phone close minutes after interest lands.
Ranked, tested in small cells, and killed or scaled on evidence.
Where the old lanes live
Blood stays parked inside bucket one and opens on Joe's call, the map stays built. Wellness runs everywhere: existing wellness accounts sit in bucket two, new ones run as bucket-three cells.
With Fountain in the family, this is ground you already know.
The fastest new revenue is not a new customer.
Your sellable dialysis market. Only what you can win.
The wellness map, first pass.
A hundred industries use what you sell. Eight are worth testing first.
Home health and hospice
11,400+ certified home health agencies and about 6,000 hospices. The full facility list is public, so this map builds in days, not weeks.
Med spas
11,500+ locations with roughly 1,000 opening every year. Gloves, gauze and prep supplies bought from a fragmented mix of small wholesalers.
EMS, fire and ambulance
14,000+ EMS agencies reporting nationally. Every one buys gloves, gauze and IV supplies, and buying decisions sit agency by agency.
Funeral homes
Around 11,000 association-member funeral homes, still buying through small regional wholesalers.
Veterinary
58,000+ businesses using saline, gloves and gauze daily. Your water bottle instinct was right, and the buyers are fragmented.
Dental
In for one reason: your portable sterile water line. The big lines run through locked distributors, but a specialty product with no incumbent is how a first order lands.
Mobile nursing and mobile phlebotomy
Two cells added at Paul's recommendation. The market is going more mobile, and mobile draw and nursing operators buy kits and consumables account by account, with no distributor lock-in. Each gets its own 1,000-contact read.
The blood map stays built. Parked, not deleted.
Stop hoping people stop by the table. Book the table out.
BEFORE
Six weeks out, the engine invites the right people to 15-minute meetings. Your reps land with a booked calendar.
DURING
Every conversation captured into your CRM the same day. No business cards in pockets.
AFTER
Follow-up goes out inside 48 hours with an owner on every name, while the conversation is still warm.
Lands in your Pipedrive. Changes nothing you like.
The engine opens conversations on LinkedIn and email, across every live lane, around the clock.
An interested reply comes back.
A lead lands in your Leads Inbox with the full thread and context attached. Your pipeline is untouched.
First rep to claim it owns it. No ambiguity about whose lead it is.
The call happens inside the window. Untouched leads glow red until someone acts.
Converted to a deal only when a human calls it warm. Every note and touch carries across.
TODAY
The team services the book all day. New business waits for a shortage, a referral, or a show.
WITH THE ENGINE
They open Pipedrive to claimed leads with context, make the calls only humans can make, and walk shows with a booked calendar. Your coordinator learns to run the whole machine.
Two and a half people become an outbound unit.
Reply and claim
Reading replies, claiming leads, Pipedrive hygiene, and the guardrails. Short working sessions, not classroom days.
The first call
From "yes, call me" to a booked discovery. Objection handling per market, with live listening on the early calls.
Discovery to close
Running discovery, demos and follow-through, plus trade show capture and the 48-hour follow-up rhythm.
Certification
Your account coordinator runs the engine end to end while we shadow. Then the playbook is theirs, documented.
We set the table. We coach the pitch. Your people close.
Sales strategy: Paul Smaldone
Selling into the US medical world since 2002. His brief for HemaSource: transform how your lines are pitched to markets that have never heard of you, in each buyer's own language, market by market.
Appointment setting
A proven appointment setter on our team layers in when interested replies outrun two and a half people's calling capacity. Meetings land booked in your reps' calendars, and your team still runs the room.
Your rules become system rules.
The chains you cannot sell to never enter the data
DaVita and Fresenius are stripped before targeting starts. The engine cannot contact an account it never sees.
Manufacturer agreements are enforced mechanically
The product line that cannot go to hospitals is fenced in the system, per product, not from anyone's memory. You give us the guardrails once, in week one, product by product.
Your customers are protected before the first send
Every existing HemaSource account is suppressed across every lane. Nobody you already serve ever gets a cold message from your own engine.
Exclusivity cuts both ways
For the duration of the engagement we take on no other client selling your main bucket lines. Yours is the only horse we back in this race.
A medical team using the engine, in the field.
Enquirer AI helps us identify the right people and start the conversation in a much smarter way.
Four months. Then it's yours.
Build
- Guardrails workshop, product by product
- Three live lane universes built and mapped, blood held on file
- Messaging written per buyer world
- Engine stood up, Pipedrive wired and tested
Run
- Dialysis and wellness lanes live
- First 1,000-contact test cells into new verticals
- RHA Savannah worked with a booked calendar
- Your team trained on claim and first call
Scale
- Winning cells scaled, losers killed, next cells launched
- Dialysis push widens, state by state
- Kidney Week Denver worked
- Appointment setting added if volume demands it
Own
- Plasma Protein Forum worked from your own playbook
- Your coordinator runs the engine, we shadow
- Dashboards, playbook and documentation handed over
- You own a working machine, not a vendor relationship
Four decisions, thirty minutes.
- The numbers that drive the math: what a case is worth and the margin on it, the uncommitted volume, and how many accounts order from you today.
- The configuration: all three buckets together or staged, and whether your team would host placed, trained assistants on the inventory engine.
- The guardrails and eligibility session with Joe: booked, product by product, one hour.
- Papers and the start: sign this week, kickoff Monday, August 17, and Savannah gets a real pre-show program if you are exhibiting.