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Mar 1, 2026 28 min

Different Ages, Different Algorithms — Rewriting the Modern Consult

from CODING CLINICAL CULTURE by SomeplaceGood.

Clinics aren’t struggling with compliance. They’re struggling with translation. In this episode, Emma Hindmarsh Conan unpacks new generational behaviour research and connects it directly to what’s happening inside treatment rooms — and inside clinic revenue models. Gen Z doesn’t form trust the way Gen X does. Millennials don’t respond to discount the way Gen Z does. Gen Alpha is fluent in skincare language but emotionally confused. So why are so many clinics still using one consult script, one discovery strategy and one promotional model for all of them? This episode breaks down: How each generation actually forms trust How they discover clinics (social proof, search, referral, algorithm) Why Millennials prefer added value over discount Why Gen X responds to straightforward offers Why Gen Z wants layered access — not cheaper pricing How promotional psychology impacts retention What generational fluency means for clinic resilience This isn’t about stereotyping clients. It’s about understanding behavioural patterns that quietly shape rebooking, loyalty and lifetime value. If you want your clinic to feel relevant — not reactive — this is essential listening.

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