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How Mount Sinai’s CEO Uses Social Media to Elevate Healthcare Leadership

Chloe Politis

Executives increasingly are expected to engage with their industry, employees, and the public through social media. Mount Sinai Health System uses LinkedIn to position its CEO as a personable leader in the healthcare space. Read on to learn strategies to grow the online influence of your leaders and elevate your organization’s reputation.

10 Outstanding Hospital Social Media Posts that Educate, Engage, and Inspire

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This past September, Healthline and YouGov asked Americans where they got their health information in the past year. Fifty-two percent of respondents said they use social media. Read on for inspiration from hospitals around the country that post regular content in a variety of formats helping make social media a little healthier.

When Healthcare Privacy and Marketing Performance Collide: Overcoming a 70% Cost Per Lead Spike

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A free white paper, published by Freshpaint

Download this eBook to learn how to stay compliant while keeping marketing effective. Discover strategies to optimize your ad spend, reduce inefficiencies, and regain visibility without compromising privacy.

What You’ll Learn:

  • Key healthcare privacy regulations and their impact on marketing
  • The value of digital advertising to reach patients and control costs
  • How platforms like Google and Facebook use data to improve performance
  • Safe ways to restore data flow while maintaining compliance
  • Real-world case studies of success

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Memorial Hermann “Moments” Campaign Shares Powerful First-Person Stories of Healing

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Kel’s deeply personal story is told entirely in the first person. So is Sarah’s story, chronicling her risky surgery to remove a mass of abnormal blood vessels. Their stories are featured in Memorial Hermann’s “Moments” campaign. Explore how this campaign showcases transformative experiences taking place at Memorial Hermann through in-depth, first-person storytelling.

Social CEO: How Mount Sinai Elevates Executive Thought Leadership on LinkedIn

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// By Althea Fung // Executives increasingly are expected to engage with their industry, employees, and the public through social media. Mount Sinai Health System uses LinkedIn to position its CEO as a personable leader in the healthcare space. Read on to learn strategies to grow the online influence of your leaders and elevate your organization’s reputation.

Helping Your Healthcare Providers Thrive on Social Media

Melissa Sher

// By Melissa Sher // This past September, Healthline and YouGov asked Americans where they got their health information in the past year. Fifty-two percent of respondents said they use social media. Read on for inspiration from hospitals around the country that post regular content in a variety of formats helping make social media a little healthier.

Moments That Shape Us: The Power of First-Person Storytelling

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// By Melissa Sher // Kel’s deeply personal story is told entirely in the first person. So is Sarah’s story, chronicling her risky surgery to remove a mass of abnormal blood vessels. Their stories are featured in Memorial Hermann’s “Moments” campaign. Explore how this campaign showcases transformative experiences taking place at Memorial Hermann through in-depth, first-person storytelling.

Turning Ordinary Moments Into Extraordinary Content on Social Media

Melissa Sher

// By Melissa Sher // In her newsletter about social media, writer Rachel Karten shared advice from Dan Titmuss, a marketing expert who helps arts organizations connect with audiences: “Your brand’s ordinary is your audience’s extraordinary.” Keep reading for behind-the-scenes or day-in-the-life examples from other hospitals. They may inspire you to share something extraordinary about your hospital.

Content that Connects: Strategies for Reaching and Engaging Your Audiences

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Presented January 30, 2025

Panelists:

  • Emilie Ansel, CEO, Private Health News
  • Julie Williams, Regional Marketing Manager, Trinity Health of New England
  • Diana Jones, CEO, Petrastella Communications Marketing Strategy & Planning for Walmart Health & Wellness

What You Will Learn:

  • How to define and prioritize target audiences for your content marketing efforts
  • Effective methods for developing audience personas
  • Balancing personalization with scalability in campaigns
  • The most engaging types of content for specific audience segments
  • When to pivot to ensure your content remains relevant in rapidly changing markets?
  • Tools and platforms for analyzing audience behavior and preferences
  • How to tailor content for different stages of the buyer’s journey
  • Trends shaping the future of targeted content marketing

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The Power of Patient Stories: 10 Videos That Make Healthcare Feel More Human

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// By Melissa Sher // Patient stories are the best way to remind audiences that at the heart of healthcare are people. We’ve selected 10 powerful stories from the past year that may inspire you when it comes to creating your next video. Explore our selections and the storytelling moments that make these videos stand out.

Inside Orlando Health’s Multichannel Strategy to Engage and Inspire Audiences

Kim Marcum

Effectively engaging with patients, physicians, employees, and community members means going beyond traditional communication methods. Orlando Health has embraced this challenge head-on, creating an expansive digital communication strategy that meets people where they are. Discover how this omnichannel strategy drives engagement, builds trust, and delivers measurable impact across all audiences.

25 Inspiring Hospital Instagram Posts that Showcase Healthcare Excellence

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Those who work in social media for a hospital or large healthcare institution may feel choice overload regularly. The task of choosing what to highlight and how to highlight it can feel overwhelming. Here, we highlight 25 Instagram posts from your colleagues at hospitals across the country that stand out.

Orlando Health Builds Connections and Achieves Results Through a Robust Digital Strategy

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// By Susan Dubuque // Effectively engaging with patients, physicians, employees, and community members means going beyond traditional communication methods. Orlando Health has embraced this challenge head-on, creating an expansive digital communication strategy that meets people where they are. Discover how this omnichannel strategy drives engagement, builds trust, and delivers measurable impact across all audiences.

25 Instagram Posts to Spark Social Media Creativity in 2025

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// By Melissa Sher // ​​Those who work in social media for a hospital or large healthcare institution may feel choice overload regularly. The task of choosing what to highlight and how to highlight it can feel overwhelming. Here, we highlight 25 Instagram posts from your colleagues at hospitals across the country that stand out.

Bringing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion to Life in Today’s Healthcare Environment

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// By Susan Dubuque // The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted health disparities in the U.S., which disproportionately affected vulnerable and underserved communities. This article will present examples of DEI in action through three award-winning entries in the Best Digital Leadership in Health Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion category from the 2023 eHealthcare Leadership Awards.

The Future of Findability: Search in the Age of AI

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Artificial intelligence has recently established its presence in search through features like Google’s AI overviews, Bing’s integration with Microsoft Copilot, and the Perplexity AI search engine. As these AI search engines and integrations become more prevalent, digital marketers still need to focus on what has been their goal all along: findability.

So what can healthcare organizations do to stand out, stay findable, weather these changes, and understand how they’re performing in this new age of AI search? 

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Celebrate Excellence and Innovation in Healthcare at HCIC 2024

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HCIC is where leaders in our industry gather to share best practices and reveal what’s next in the ever-changing digital healthcare landscape. Join us in Austin, Texas, November 10-13 for this educational and networking extravaganza. Read on for a snapshot of what’s in store for you if you attend this year’s conference.

Social Media Campaign Shines Light on Black Maternal Health Efforts

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Despite great strides in medical care, the U.S. is witnessing a troubling trend — rising rates of maternal mortality and morbidity, especially among Black women and infants. A social media campaign shows what is being done to counteract and prevent infant and maternal mortality, not just focus on the negative statistics.

How to Target Your Patient Audience in the Age of Zero-Clicks

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// By Wendy Margolin // First Google drove organic results lower down on the SERP, favoring paid ads instead. Now Google’s AI Overviews has taken the top spot. Content marketers are raising their game to compete for traffic. Discover how predictive analytics, health journey content series, and immersive content are driving results for three major health systems.

HCIC 2024: Transformation in Action

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// By Susan Dubuque // HCIC is where leaders in our industry gather to share best practices and reveal what’s next in the ever-changing digital healthcare landscape. Join us in Austin, Texas, November 10-13 for this educational and networking extravaganza. Read on for a snapshot of what’s in store for you if you attend this year’s conference.

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