Posts

How to Create Healthcare Videos That Are Both Impactful and Compliant

Image
  Video is now a fundamental resource in today's healthcare communication. From describing a treatment plan to introducing a doctor, or even walking patients through the recovery steps, video enables healthcare professionals to reach people in a more individual and convenient manner. There is a fine line, though, between engaging content and content that may well cross regulatory boundaries.    Within medical practice, all content must be handled sensitively, not just in tone and messaging, but also in production and distribution.   Here's how you can maximize video marketing for healthcare while remaining completely compliant.   Start with a Clear Objective     Before you press record, define the purpose of your video. You may aim to educate patients, build trust in your practice, or raise awareness about a specific health issue. Without a clear objective , it’s easy to go off track or create content that lacks focus. When your goal is clearly defi...

How to Create Video for Healthcare by Focusing on the Right Content Priorities

Image
  Video has become a powerful tool for communication in the healthcare industry. It helps providers educate patients, build trust, and improve engagement across platforms. However, while many healthcare organizations recognize the need for video, not all understand how to select the right content to focus on. A strong video strategy begins with prioritizing what matters most to your audience—and to your practice.   To create a video for healthcare that delivers real value, you must begin with clear content priorities.   Here’s how to get it right.   Understand Who You’re Creating For   The first step in choosing your video content is knowing who you're speaking to. Different audiences have different needs . A patient who just received a diagnosis will look for other information than someone researching providers for a future appointment. A caregiver may want tips on managing medication schedules, while a referring doctor may care more about your areas of sp...