Category: digital marketing

Healthcare advertising company launches GPT-powered tool

Healthcare advertising company Talking Medicines is launching Drug-GPT, an artificial intelligence-powered tool that analyzes social data for healthcare marketing companies.

Which top health systems are still verified on Twitter?

In April, Twitter started removing verification check marks from accounts that didn’t pay its new monthly subscription fees. So which of the most recognizable hospital and health system brands still have their check marks?

Iowa City hospital to rebrand

Mercy Iowa City (Iowa) hospital is undergoing a rebrand as it parts ways with parent company, West Des Moines, Iowa-based MercyOne, The Gazette reported May 10.

'We never saw Risant Health coming': What leaders are saying about the Kaiser-Geisinger deal

Kaiser Permanente said there was a nearly sixfold increase in social media chatter about value-based care in the week after it unveiled its new company, Risant Health, and first member health system, Danville, Pa.-based Geisinger in late April.

St. Jude launches video game streaming campaign, aims to surpass $50M raised

Memphis, Tenn.-based St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital is launching the Challenge Season of their St. Jude Play Live video game streaming campaign to raise money for the hospital.

Massachusetts health system rebrands

Attleboro, Mass.-based Sturdy Memorial Hospital and its dozens of medical practices have rebranded as Sturdy Health.

Intermountain, St. Jude honored for branding, reputation

Two health systems won Superior Achievement in Branding Reputation and Engagement awards May 2 from PRovoke Media.

Hospitals, health systems undergoing rebranding efforts

These hospitals and health systems that have announced name changes or other rebranding efforts since April 25:

Los Angeles hospital to be renamed

Los Angeles County Medical Center (LAC+USC) is rebranding as Los Angeles General Medical Center.

Why NewYork-Presbyterian's marketing chief decided to 'blow up the brand'

Devika Mathrani, chief marketing and communications officer at New York City-based NewYork-Presbyterian, decided to “blow up the brand” after arriving at the health system in 2021, Marketing Brew reported.