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Wisconsin hospital embraces new identity
Darlington, Wis.-based Memorial Hospital of Lafayette County is undergoing a rebrand, which will give the hospital a new name and an updated logo. -
Health system sued over naming rights
A family that donated to the construction of an Ohio hospital is suing the health system for allegedly failing to honor a naming rights deal. -
Intermountain Health inks jersey sponsorship deal
Salt Lake City-based Intermountain Health has inked a deal to have its name on the jerseys of two professional soccer teams -
6 health systems with Super Bowl ads
A local school band and a dog were among the stars of health system Super Bowl commercials that aired during the big game Feb. 11. -
Celebrities tackle hospital price transparency at Super Bowl
Rapper Jelly Roll, country music artist Lainey Wilson and singer-songwriter Valerie June took aim at healthcare price transparency during the Super Bowl, MM+M reported Feb. 9. -
The fates of 2 NYU Langone physicians suspended for social media posts
New York City-based NYU Langone Health suspended two physicians last year for social media comments about the Israel-Hamas war. Since then, their career paths have gone in two vastly different directions, The New York Times reported. -
Atrium Health to pay $1.5M for naming rights
Macon, Ga.-based Atrium Health Navicent is investing $1.5 million for the naming rights to a new outdoor concert venue. -
Top 5 health system brand trends for '24
Health system marketing leaders will be concentrating on such trends as employee engagement and mapping research in 2024, according to branding agency Monigle. -
Mercy Iowa City transitions to new brand
Mercy Iowa City (Iowa) officially transitioned to the University of Iowa Health Care brand, ABC affiliate KCRG reported Jan. 31. -
Hospital name sparks controversy
A new St. Louis-based hospital is sparking controversy after bearing the name of a prominent St. Louis lawyer and equal rights advocate, NBC affiliate KSD reported Jan. 25. -
What Taylor Swift and a health system have in common
It's not just Taylor Swift getting camera time during Kansas City Chiefs playoff games. -
MLB could get 1st stadium named for health system
Health system names have been showing up on MLB jerseys and NHL helmets, but never before has one adorned the name of a stadium in one of the Big Four sports leagues. That could soon change. -
CVS appoints CMO for Pharmacy and Consumer Wellness division
Erin Condon, interim Chief of Marketing of the Pharmacy and Consumer Wellness division at CVS, has accepted the position on a permanent basis. -
Illinois hospital rebrands, plans expansion
Hillsboro (Ill.) Area Hospital has rebranded itself as Hillsboro Health to support facility modernization and service expansion. -
Johns Hopkins All Children's 'Netflix' case: A timeline
The case of Maya Kowalski, whose family won a $261 million judgment against St. Petersburg, Fla.-based Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital, has captivated healthcare industry observers and Netflix viewers alike. -
What health system marketing chiefs are saying about generative AI
Generative artificial intelligence remains top of mind for health system marketing chiefs heading into 2024. -
Wisconsin lawmakers look to rename VA medical center
Wisconsin congressional delegates are pushing a bill to rename the Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Tomah, Wis., after Jason Simcakoski. -
NYC Health + Hospitals keeps pulse on city healthcare with new podcast
NYC Health + Hospitals, the city's safety net healthcare system, is launching a podcast to deepen connections and communication with patients, providers, experts and healthcare leaders, it announced Jan. 10. -
New York hospital groups spend $10M on ads pushing for higher Medicaid reimbursement
The Greater New York Hospital Association and 1199SEIU United Healthcare Workers East are spending millions of dollars on a campaign to advocate for higher Medicaid reimbursement rates, according to a report from the Times Union. -
South Dakota health systems pay $160K for governor ad feature
Three health systems in South Dakota contributed more than $160,000 to emphasize the state's shortage of nurses in the governor's nationwide workforce recruitment advertising campaign, thedakotascout.com reported Jan. 4.
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