Stanford is already known for its highly ranked University reputation, breathtaking college campus, alumni population, and proximity to Silicon Valley and other geographic pockets of hi-income cities. But do people, nationally, know about Stanford’s renowned healthcare system, Stanford Hospitals & Clinics? The hospital system employing wicked smart doctors, innovative services, never-been-done-before procedures, state-of-the-art-technology and network of providers? In fact, Stanford Hospitals & Clinics is known for giving its first successful adult human heart transplant in the U.S. and giving the first combined heart-lung transplant in the world. It’s also renowned for the its specialized heart-services center, championing heart health globally.

Despite all this and its long-standing reputation, Stanford lacks the online digital & social presence it desperately needs to compete in today’s health & wellness space. Part of that is due to the fact that most patients and consumers are scared to ask deeply personal medical questions, face constructive criticism from healthcare professionals, or even take initiative until they’re sick. The other part of that is Stanford’s need for adapting to the modern health & wellness age: it’s pretty much digital. What the provider needs is a strong digital ecosystem with a AI-driven website, personalized email system, supporting social channels & communities to foster the organic conversations needed around maintaining healthcare everyday.

How does the leading provider refresh its online digital & social presence, turn healthcare topics, needs and challenges into everyday conversation starters, and meet patients where they are seeking advice, asking questions and sharing stories?

Helped increase awareness of Stanford’s heart services, doctors, products, location and refreshed online presence to diverse patient communities locally, nationally and globally.

Digital Mgmt.
Social Content Production
Client Partnerships
Content Curation
Multimedia Production 
YouTube Mgmt.