Category: digital marketing

How Orlando Health responds to patients' social media posts 24/7

Orlando (Fla.) Health responds to patient complaints — and compliments — on social media in real time, its marketing chief told Becker’s.

Tennessee hospital defers marketing contracts after controversy

The board of Nashville (Tenn.) General Hospital has deferred a vote on new marketing contracts after a controversy over bidding and the company’s owner, Tennessee Lookout reported.

Texas hospital rebrands

Kingwood (Texas) Emergency Hospital has changed its name to Elite Hospital Kingwood, Community Impact reported Aug. 1. 

10 most improved health system brands

Florence, S.C.-based McLeod Health is the most improved health system brand, according to marketing agency Monigle.

Why UAB Medicine, Memorial Healthcare + OhioHealth were named empowering healthcare brands

Health systems that were named among the most empowering brands in healthcare told Becker’s they are “laser-focused” on putting patients first and personalizing their care.

10 most personalized healthcare brands

Three health systems ranked among the 10 most personalized healthcare brands, according to a study by Monigle.

Tennessee honors Tuskegee airman by renaming VA hospital

The Memphis (Tenn.) VA hospital has been renamed to the Lt. Col. Luke Weathers, Jr. VA Medical Center, according to a July 23 report from ABC24.

Why health systems are spending billions to expand their brands in Irvine

Irvine, Calif., could become the breeding ground for the nation’s next big healthcare brands as large health systems such as Newport Beach, Calif.-based Hoag are spending billions to expand in the area, The Orange County Register reported July 23. 

California hospitals to rebrand

Three acute care hospitals — Modesto, Calif.-based Doctors Medical Center, Turlock, Calif.-based Emanuel Medical Center and Doctors Hospital of Manteca (Calif.) — are rebranding under a new name, Central Valley Doctors Health System. 

How the 'sea of sameness' affects healthcare marketing

The “sea of sameness” concept, which refers to when healthcare marketing and advertising looks similar across entities, has been causing friction among hospitals and health systems working to stand out to their patient communities.