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We are a health care public relations agency based in Washington, D.C.

Shaping the nation’s most important health care conversations. 

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Let’s Work Together!

We are a health care PR agency focused on increasing awareness of issues, organizations, and individuals; promoting healthy behaviors; and bolstering national reputations.

Clients hire our award-winning team for our depth of knowledge and grasp of the multifaceted health care environment. We accurately communicate complex information into clear, compelling narratives.

We have a reputation for excellence and have won many industry awards for our work. Our senior staff is immersed in every project. This ensures that each client receives high-quality services and deliverables.

A few of our satisfied clients:

Nonprofits, Associations, Federal Agencies, Health Systems, Foundations and Corporations

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ASHP Logo
Banner Alzheimer's Institute Logo
Blue Shield of California Foundation Logo
DDW Logo
EAB Logo
TakeCare Logo
Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA) Logo
SHEA Logo
Society of Interventional Radiology Logo
Department of Health and Human Services Logo
Nobelpharma America Logo
Invacare Logo
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    Where our expertise shines

    Where Expertise Shines

    Increasing Awareness

    Integrated campaigns
    Patient education and awareness programs
    Physician and researcher engagement
    Earned media strategy and outreach
    Advocacy relations
    Coalition building
    Digital campaigns

    Building Credibility

    Thought leadership
    Executive positioning
    Patient education and awareness programs
    Physician and researcher engagement
    Earned media strategy and outreach
    Coalition building
    Digital campaigns

    Elevating Reputations and Issues

    Scenario planning and rapid response systems
    Issues monitoring and management
    Spokesperson message training
    Earned media strategy and outreach
    Digital strategy
    Social media monitoring and engagement
    Stakeholder activation
    Coalition building

    Promoting Science

    Earned media strategy and outreach
    Content development
    Spokesperson training and interview preparation
    Social media strategy and engagement
    Physician and researcher engagement
    Study promotion
    Clinical trial recruitment

    Positioning Issues and Brands

    Logo and tagline development
    Environmental scans
    Landscape analyses
    Thought leadership research
    Media audits
    Message development and testing
    Competitor and comparables analyses
    Social media listening

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    Collaborative Opportunities

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    OUR TAKE ON PUBLIC RELATIONS IN HEALTH CARE

    Who Do People Trust Now? How Communicators Drive Real Behavior Change

    Who Do People Trust Now? How Communicators Drive Real Behavior Change

    April 1, 2026  ·  

    Here’s the situation: In today’s chaotic media landscape, health communicators struggle to reach audiences because of growing distrust in traditional media, especially on public health issues. With federal funding cuts at agencies like the NIH, HHS, and CDC, many now turn to non-traditional media generators like social media influencers for health advice. In this new […]

    The End of “News?” The Fragmented Media Landscape’s Impact on PR

    The End of “News?” The Fragmented Media Landscape’s Impact on PR

    March 13, 2026  ·  

    As a lifelong journalist, including 33 years at The Washington Post, I have long been grieving the slashing of newsrooms, even before The Post‘s major layoffs of 300 people last month. And as a citizen, I’ve been increasingly fearful that suppressing honest, reliable reporting threatens the very future of democracy and decency. This declining, fragmented media landscape also has […]

    Words Matter: How Language and Behavior Change Intersect

    Words Matter: How Language and Behavior Change Intersect

    January 13, 2026  ·  

    Words have power. The power to motivate, engage and inspire. Or the power to discourage, alienate and demoralize. Words can either create behavior change—or prevent it. Health is personal and the way that personal behaviors are discussed can trigger both positive and negative emotions. Those emotions have a direct impact on a person’s openness and […]