Visuals are all the buzz these days. Here’s a template that can help marketers create a graphic that’s informative, eye-catching—and not so overwhelming.

Heart disease is the No. 1 killer of women.

Visuals communicate complex information quickly, providing established and potential patients an understanding of what to expect from your organization.

The debate about measles vaccinations for babies mustn’t keep doctors from promoting adult inoculations. At any age, vaccines are the key to disease prevention.    

Many adults recognize the signs when kids use drugs or alcohol. Electronic cigarettes are much harder to detect but pose a serious health danger that parents must understand.    

A relentless barrage of news—often frightening and negative—can take a toll on our mental and physical health. Communicators can help people cope in these trying times.    

Health care communicators must be compliant in more than just HIPAA laws.

For National Blood Donor Month, your medical personnel can offer essential facts to assuage fears and remind people just how important their donation is.

Seventy percent of this specific market segment say they’re satisfied with their health, though many have frequented emergency departments. Maybe it’s a matter of attitude.    

Turns out Norton Healthcare employees wanted quick information on raises, vacation days and discounts, not floods of email. And what about when a patient wants his dog to visit?

Imagine competing against 22 hospitals in a 25-mile radius. This is how one health care provider cut through the clutter.

The internet giant has decided it can safely assume the answer to some online search questions. How will this affect your optimization efforts?

The lines that have separated marketing, IT and patient care are becoming increasingly blurry. However, one thing is clear: Digital health care hinges on people and communication.    

These simple techniques will lay the foundation for clear messaging about long-term wellness.

Specific searches and shareable content can boost your hospital’s PR efforts. This infographic sheds light on consumer research and the importance of being specific in your marketing.