Heart Health Month: Increasing Disease Awareness to Patients through Video Marketing
February is National Heart Health Month, a time of year when there is a spotlight on cardiovascular health driven by healthcare organizations and hospital systems. Educational healthcare video marketing can be an effective tool to drive increased awareness of heart disease. Through the development of video content, your organization can help empower patients to take further action to better their heart health or increase donations to support this important cause.
To celebrate Heart Health Month, our team is sharing three pieces of video content that we’ve created through client partnerships for non-profit community organizations and healthcare systems to highlight this important topic.
AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION
Non-Profit Awareness Video
We worked with the American Heart Association to help promote awareness about health-related disparities and social influences of health in Philadelphia. Our video productions for their annual Heart Ball event helped educate attendees on the problems communities face and the solutions that can improve health outcomes.
Learn more about your local AHA affiliate.
CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL OF PHILADELPHIA
Fundraising and Event Promotion Video
Our longest healthcare video client is the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and we couldn’t be more proud to support their effort in raising funds for the Cardiac Center at CHOP. Watch our high-energy promotional video for this event to help little hearts at CHOP!
Register for Philly Spin-In today.
TEMPLE HEALTH
Key Opinion Leaders
Temple Health asked us to produce a series of campaign videos to strengthen their brand image featuring world-class Temple physicians and the meaningful work they are doing in patient care and groundbreaking medical research.
Learn more about Temple Health.
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To discuss how 20/20 Visual Media can help produce your nonprofit video content, please schedule a 15-minute phone call with Ed Seiders, Director of Business Development.
