Health Care Advertising Showcase
In this new report from Strategic Health Care Marketing, we have compiled five varied Advertising Showcases. We hope this excellent work gives you a little inspiration for your next creative endeavor.
Mount Sinai Health System
Strength, Resilience & Vision: How Health Care Marketers Can Step Into Strategic Leadership Roles
Top marketers at NewYork-Presbyterian, Virtua Health, and Mass General Brigham share experiences that shaped them as leaders. Their stories of strength, creativity, and resilience are a source of inspiration for leaders and aspiring leaders as you navigate today’s choppy health care waters.
Focus On Academic Medical Centers: How AMCs are Navigating Digital Transformation and Today’s Marketing Challenges
In this new report from Strategic Health Care Marketing, you’ll find real-world examples of how academic medical centers address these challenges through innovative marketing strategies and purpose-driven campaigns.
How Health Care Marketers Can Become Leaders
// By Jane Weber Brubaker // Top marketers at NewYork-Presbyterian, Virtua Health, and Mass General Brigham share experiences that shaped them as leaders. Their stories of strength, creativity, and resilience are a source of inspiration for leaders and aspiring leaders as you navigate today’s choppy health care waters.
38 Percent Growth in Appointment Action: Mount Sinai Campaign Targets Women
Mount Sinai took a strategic, empathy-driven approach, conveying the message, “We get you, and we’ve got you,” to appeal to the ultimate health decision-makers: women. Read on to see how Mount Sinai captures the attention of this vital target audience and achieves measurable results with this award-winning campaign.
Advertising Showcase: Mount Sinai Health System “Chief Medical Officer” Campaign
// By Susan Dubuque // Mount Sinai took a strategic, empathy-driven approach, conveying the message, “We get you, and we’ve got you,” to appeal to the ultimate health decision-makers: women. Read on to see how Mount Sinai captures the attention of this vital target audience and achieves measurable results with this award-winning campaign.
Discover How Top Health Systems Leverage Enterprise-Wide Collaboration to Drive Growth
A focused, bidirectional collaboration between health system call centers and marketing teams is critical to ensuring positive customer experiences that deliver on the brand promise and ultimately drive organizational targets for growth and revenue. Too often, health system marketing and Access teams operate separately and don’t align to create the best customer service journey. This Read More
A Critical Partnership: How Aligning Marketing and Access Maximizes Brand Value and Revenue
// By Linda MacCracken and Jane Weber Brubaker // A focused, bidirectional collaboration between health system call centers and marketing teams is critical to ensuring positive customer experiences that deliver on the brand promise and ultimately drive organizational targets for growth and revenue. But done right, all of these problems can be avoided.
What is the Role of Marketing in Driving Growth for a Health Care Organization?
“Growth means different things to different organizations at different times,” says Daniel Fell of Optum. “One thing is very clear, though. The role of marketing has never been more critical.” Here’s an excerpt from Fell’s new article: We recently turned to several leading health care marketers across the country, representing a variety of health care Read More
The Growth Imperative, Part Two: Leading Health Care Marketers Weigh In on the Real Role of Marketing
// By Daniel Fell // Growth means different things to different organizations at different times. One thing is very clear, though. The role of marketing has never been more critical. In part one of our feature series on health system growth, The Growth Imperative and Why Marketers Must Lead, we explored why growth is essential Read More
How Do Organizations Embrace and Embed Consumer-Centric Values?
Let’s face it. Health care is a maze, and patients often feel like the rat, trying to get through and hitting one dead end after another. More often than not, health systems don’t prioritize what matters to patients. And even calling patients “patients” instead of “consumers” may serve to maintain the status quo. In the Read More
8 Dimensions of Patient-Centered Care Revisited and Reaffirmed
// By Jane Weber Brubaker // The 2021 book Patient No Longer asks the question, “What makes the top organizations in the country unique?” Let’s face it. Health care is a maze, and patients often feel like the rat, trying to get through and hitting one dead end after another. More often than not, health Read More
New Technology Helps Target Health Disinformation at the Source
As marketers, we spend time and resources to take full advantage of the internet. We want our content to show up at the top of the search results page. We want our brand to be trusted. We want our physicians to be the ones patients find and choose. But as we’ve seen over the past Read More
Fighting the Infodemic: How a Browser Extension Separates Fact from Fiction
// By Jane Weber Brubaker // As marketers, we spend time and resources to take full advantage of the internet. We want our content to show up at the top of the search results page. We want our brand to be trusted. We want our physicians to be the ones patients find and choose. But Read More
Mount Sinai Goes Back To Basics With New Definition of MarCom
As the marketing communications function has grown in health care over the years, many hospital systems find their MarCom organizations continually growing in responsibility and staff size, with no master plan for how everyone will work together. David Feinberg, senior vice president and chief marketing and communications officer of Mount Sinai Health System, and Karen Read More
Mount Sinai Creates High-Functioning MarCom Organization by Simplifying Structure
// By Sheryl S. Jackson // As the marketing communications function has grown in health care over the years, many hospital systems find their MarCom organizations continually growing in responsibility and staff size, with no master plan for how everyone will work together. David Feinberg, senior vice president and chief marketing and communications officer of Read More
New York Proton Center’s Purpose-Driven Brand
// By Wendy Stark Healy // It’s easy for health care organizations to articulate what they do and how they do it. But they sometimes struggle to understand their brand purpose — their “why” — especially in connecting with patients. Purpose-driven organizations outperform competitors, increase market share, attract better talent, and do better overall, according Read More
Are You Focusing Adequately on Baby Boomers?
“Not that many years ago, you would commonly find ‘senior services’ programs in almost every hospital across the country,” says Daniel Fell, a senior strategist at Optum. “But somewhere along the way, despite the demographic trends confronting the health care industry that clearly point to a seismic shift among the health care population — mainly Read More
The Silver Tsunami: 6 Strategies to Seize the Tidal Wave of Opportunity
// By Daniel Fell // How should hospitals and health care delivery systems think about serving the growing “senior” population? How can health systems better leverage data and technology to meet the needs of consumers and caregivers who will be using health care services at the highest rate over the next several decades? Not that Read More
NYC Transgender Program Offers Comprehensive, Customized Care
Approximately 0.6 percent (about 1.4 million) of American adults identify as transgender, according to a report from the Williams Institute at the UCLA School of Law. Like all people, transgender individuals — people who have a gender identity or expression that differs from their assigned sex at birth — need access to health care. Many Read More
Mount Sinai, Visiting Nurse Service of New York Create Niche Program to Better Serve Transgender Population
// By Althea Fung // Care of transgender patients is complex, cutting across multiple medical specialties and requiring an integrated, coordinated approach — including care at home. Mount Sinai’s Center for Transgender Medicine and Surgery (CTMS) offers gender-affirming care to trans men and women. Approximately 0.6 percent (about 1.4 million) of American adults identify as Read More