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Topic: Advertising/PR
Tagline/slogan For Healthcare Affiliates
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Please suggest tag lines for the following practices/ideas, any suggestions are welcome! :)
-a tag line pretty much saying that we are more than just a hospital or suggesting that people should see what they are missing. (people view us as being a small hospital with no technology, we actually have advanced physicians and high-tech equipment that most hospitals our size do not have)
-a tag line for a OBGYN Practice. This practice has both male and female doctors.
Further information on our community/company. We are a non profit hospital and we own several affiliates (15 - 5 of which we have acquired in a matter of only a few months) including a medical fitness center, cancer center, OBGYN practice, 2 internal medicine practices, 2 orthopedic surgery practices, 1 general surgery practice, medical equipment business, home health services, family care practice, urgent care practice, psychiatric services, etc; we have a larger city nearby and many of our market go there because they feel "bigger is better" We are trying to rebrand our hospital to change perception. We are a waterfront community and our community is mostly an older population consisting of families and retirees. This is a very "old school" traditional market. We also are run by a CEO who is very conservative and expects marketing efforts to be tasteful and also super conservative. Thanks!