Building An Awareness Campaign That’s Saving Lives

By Jim Leonard

Discover how Stamp's strategic marketing propelled Baptist Health's Advanced Heart Check program, saving lives and surpassing expectations with innovative healthcare solutions.

Building An Awareness Campaign That’s Saving Lives

Baptist Health is the largest healthcare provider in central Alabama. They wanted to introduce a new program for heart screening–The Advanced Heart Check–which is a non-invasive screening priced at $199. It begins with a CT scan that provides 3-D views of the inner workings of your heart. Following the test, the patients receive a CD to view the images with a medical summary mailed to their primary care physician. It’s a simple procedure that only takes about an hour.

The hospital’s goal was to perform 300 Advanced Heart Check procedures in the first year.

The hospital system needed a marketing campaign for the brand-new Advanced Heart Check. With Stamp’s strategic and creative efforts consisting of digital marketing, radio, magazine, newspaper, outdoor billboards, indoor digital screens, hospital displays, and a micro-site, the hospital’s new service was launched.

Posters
Three different sizes of posters were created to be displayed throughout the Health System’s properties.

Gift Cards
Gift cards are a great way to show loved ones you care and want them to be around for a long time.

Baptist Health performed over 975 Advanced Heart Check procedures in the first year. And more importantly, dozens of patients received lifesaving or life-extending procedures directly attributed to the heart checks. Since the campaign launch, more than 11,684 Advanced Heart Checks have been performed, with a waiting list for this procedure.

The client continues to greatly exceed the ROI goals for the campaign (over $3 million in charges to date) and was able to celebrate important life-saving measures for members of the community as a positive extension of the campaign.

Regional Outdoor Boards
The $199 cost drops to $99 during February, which is Heart Month.

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