// By Therese Lockemy, MBA // Health care leaders from The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, Strategy Collective, and Shore Capital Partners share how AI can help marketing teams connect fragmented data, spot performance shifts earlier, and build measurement around real patient and business outcomes.
// By Susan Dubuque // More than 200 organizations were honored for outstanding work across the digital healthcare spectrum at the 2026 eHealthcare Leadership Awards, announced October 25, 2026, during an awards presentation at the Healthcare Interactive Conference (HCIC). Read on for a detailed rundown of the 2026 Awards and view highlights of the winning entries.
// By Charlotte Wilson // Every health care marketing team hears stories about what AI could do for them. Few have heard what it has already delivered for a peer organization. Learn how leaders from Connecticut Children’s, The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, and Modea use AI for user research, search visibility, and rapid prototyping.
// By Susan Dubuque // Health care leaders from The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, the American Nurses Association, and Aha Media share how audience insight, trusted expertise, distinctive storytelling, and smart distribution create content that stands apart. Discover how these leaders identify meaningful opportunities and build strategies that extend the value of their best work.
During a recent webinar, leaders shared tips for navigating beyond fragmented AI testing toward AI systems that work for your specific marketing organization. Here, the panelists discuss how to manage change brought about by AI, share a framework for understanding an organization’s starting point, and explain how to avoid one-off AI successes.
// By Jared Johnson // Schema helps search engines and AI platforms understand the relationships between health care providers, services, locations, and conditions. In this webinar recap, Ahava Leibtag and Tim Voyles explain why accurate content, connected data, and clear ownership are essential to help patients find care and take the next step.
Renown Health’s migration to an AI-native CMS shows how structured content and the right training can help even small teams increase workflow efficiencies and online visibility. Read on to learn how an AI-native CMS enables a small team to efficiently manage a large website.
// By Alan Shoebridge // AI adoption requires careful stewardship. Northwell Health and Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center are leading their organizations closer to AI fluency. Read on to learn about processes for embedding AI literacy in your organization, and how marketing can play an important role as a catalyst.
// By Wendy Margolin // During a recent webinar, leaders shared tips for navigating beyond fragmented AI testing toward AI systems that work for your specific marketing organization. Here, the panelists discuss how to manage change brought about by AI, share a framework for understanding an organization’s starting point, and explain how to avoid one-off AI successes.
That people use social media for search is nothing new. What’s changing is that social media content, like Instagram Reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts, is becoming the only place some consumers find brands. Discover How AdventHealth plans for a future when some consumers interact with the brand only on social.
// By Jane Weber Brubaker // No more AI for AI’s sake, and no more vanity projects. That’s the message from industry leaders from Mass General Brigham, Renown Health, and Invoca. Learn how enterprise AI is progressing, and what it will take to deliver real value.
// By Erin Laviola // Renown Health’s migration to an AI-native CMS shows how structured content and the right training can help even small teams increase workflow efficiencies and online visibility. Read on to learn how an AI-native CMS enables a small team to efficiently manage a large website.
// By Susan Dubuque // Population health demonstrates an organization’s commitment to community before someone becomes a patient. Through targeted storytelling and CRM-powered engagement, health systems deepen consumer relationships, strengthen brand and clinician preference, and drive better outcomes. Read on for practical insights, proven strategies, and lessons learned from three organizations leading the way in population health.
// By Wendy Margolin // That people use social media for search is nothing new. What’s changing is that social media content, like Instagram Reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts, is becoming the only place some consumers find brands. Discover How AdventHealth plans for a future when some consumers interact with the brand only on social.
Last November, Carla Rivera, social media manager at Broward Health, gave a presentation on short-form video content. She stated you have three seconds to get and hold people’s attention. Now she says it’s even less. Here, Rivera shares tips and tricks for creating short-form video that builds connection by being authentic.
Health care social media leaders are under pressure to produce compelling content that grabs attention and inspires engagement. A new survey shows how social media teams navigate algorithm changes and budget pressures while prioritizing short-form video. Here, we discuss major takeaways from the report, video strategies, and how AI impacts action plans.
At The Christ Hospital Health Network, marketing efficiency and effectiveness aren’t driven by headcount or budget size. They are the result of a deliberately built culture that gives a lean team clarity and the freedom to move quickly, producing outsized impact in a highly competitive market.
Industry leaders Amanda Todorovich and Ahava Leibtag offer strategies for navigating the new search landscape. Inviting the audience to “Ask Us Anything,” this conversation, moderated by Lacey Reichwald director of marketing at Aha Media, was part of The Future of Hospital Websites virtual summit in March.
After years of optimizing hospital websites for rankings, traffic, and engagement, health care marketers are learning to reshape digital content as consumer search habits shift rapidly. Discover how OU Health and UChicago Medicine rethink website content in the age of AI.
// By Jane Weber Brubaker // Last November, Carla Rivera, social media manager at Broward Health, gave a presentation on short-form video content. She stated you have three seconds to get and hold people’s attention. Now she says it’s even less. Here, Rivera shares tips and tricks for creating short-form video that builds connection by being authentic.
Today, every health care provider must recognize one emerging reality: Consumers are more informed, more skeptical, and more selective than ever in choosing their care. Conversational tools like ChatGPT shape early perceptions, change search behavior, and train patients on which providers to trust, often before a health system even enters the picture.
// By Erin Laviola // Health care social media leaders are under pressure to produce compelling content that grabs attention and inspires engagement. A new survey shows how social media teams navigate algorithm changes and budget pressures while prioritizing short-form video. Here, we discuss major takeaways from the report, video strategies, and how AI impacts action plans.
AI is moving quickly in health care, but many organizations are still working out how to use it in a more coordinated, enterprise-wide way. Here, leaders from Hackensack Meridian Health, Baptist Health South Florida, and BPD share what it really takes to move AI from isolated pilots to an enterprise capability.
// By Susan Dubuque // At The Christ Hospital Health Network, marketing efficiency and effectiveness aren’t driven by headcount or budget size. They are the result of a deliberately built culture that gives a lean team clarity and the freedom to move quickly, producing outsized impact in a highly competitive market.
The 2026 eHealthcare Leadership Awards Call for Entries is officially open! In its 27th year, the eHealthcare Awards celebrate excellence in healthcare digital marketing, recognizing standout websites, videos, campaigns, and other digital initiatives that drive marketing and business success across the healthcare industry. The deadline for submitting entries is June 26, 2026.