Nucleus PatientEd is a HIPAA-compliant automated patient education software that improves patient engagement and practice efficiency by sending your patients content based on their data – without disrupting your practice workflow. With expert-approved content used by tens of thousands of physicians and millions of patients, you can trust Nucleus PatientEd to raise patient satisfaction while saving you and your staff time explaining common medical conditions and treatment.
We talk a lot about our amazing medical animations, but medical illustrations can be just as powerful. Illustrations can improve your healthcare marketing efforts and enhance your relationships with p...Read More
In the healthcare industry, marketing is a must. Whether you work at a health system, hospital, clinic, or physician practice, they all need marketing. Changing audiences and new technologies, however...Read More
To be effective and ultimately deliver a favorable return on investment, your healthcare marketing strategy must meet your audience where they are. As digital technologies continue to reach into every...Read More
Healthcare marketers are adding more “you” to YouTube. As consumers increasingly seek medical information online, a growing number of healthcare organizations and providers are posting more videos...Read More
In the past, most hospital marketing involved touting technology (we have the newest machines) and compassion (we have the nicest staff). But just telling consumers this isn’t enough – they ca...Read More
In his study presented at the American Society of Hypertension meeting, Nilay Kumar, MD, of Cambridge Health Alliance in Massachusetts states that only two-thirds of YouTube videos on hypertension a...Read More
A recent review of Nucleus Medical Media research shows a 21% increase in the number of hospitals and healthcare systems turning to medical animation for patient education and marketing needs from 201...Read More
It’s no secret that healthcare is becoming a consumer-driven market. Patients are no longer settling for the nearest hospital facility. Instead, they’re becoming active decision-makers, choosing ...Read More