We Can Learn From Two Arizona Moms Who Once Were Homeless

During the age of coronavirus, we often think of Anita, an Arizona mother with an extraordinary view of the world despite lacking many of life’s material luxuries. We transported our camera [...]

Public Relations: Some Media Scared And Lazy, Not Busy

PR pros without newsroom experience may have suspected some of this. You don’t dare speak it publicly

Our Ragan.com Story: 9 PR Tips From Frustrated Patient

After a vexing hospital experience, we offer suggestions on how to improve.

Nine Ways For Hospitals To Slow The PR Bleeding

One of the most important steps to building public relations is building strong communications with patients, who perhaps more than any other group, discuss a medical facility's actions with [...]

Our Interview With Los Angeles Times Healthcare Columnist About Handling Hospital Bills. It’s Complicated!

A hospital may provide great service, but how do you know if it’s charging a fair price?

Media Training: You’re An Executive, Not The President

Trying to fill your interview with too many issues will exhaust viewers and readers.

After Appeal And Letter, Health Insurance Company Offers Coverage

Healthcare is a significant issue affecting Americans. After writing our blog, others shared their stories. Social media allows us to collaborate on our discussions and realize we often share [...]

Media Training: Make It Personal To Quiet Your Biggest Competitors

Your personal anecdotes can be more effective in relaying your key messages than methodically delivering a list of well-researched facts.

Will This Prevent Me From Getting Health Insurance?

Our healthcare broker indicated this is an important matter to resolve.

Media Training: Pump Up The Volume

Don’t yell. But give your sentences some oomph.

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