Content Type: Case Study
Premier academic medical center
A premier academic medical center engaged Unlock to help them translate their positive brand recognition into growth in their orthopedic service line. While joint replacement can be perceived as a...
Multi-specialty medical group
A multi-specialty medical group wasn’t getting the ROI it needed from their media strategy. Cost per acquisition (CPA) was flat, but so was new patient growth. They asked Unlock to...
Large health system seeking territory expansion
A large health system sought expansion beyond its legacy locations into new, competitive markets in a metropolitan area dominated by other established health systems. The challenge was to grow primary...
Leading non-profit healthcare provider
To enhance patient engagement, the health system tapped into Unlock’s long-standing experience promoting HRAs through performance marketing via search and social.
Mastering local SEO for a regional healthcare system
A comprehensive healthcare system covering Southeast Texas, wasn’t easy to find if consumers didn’t include their name in the search. As a result, conversion rates from organic search were lower...
Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin
Froedtert Health sought a fresh campaign to replace its successful “Humanly Possible” branding. Unlock Health began with strategic analysis, interviewing stakeholders to align messaging with evolving goals. By October 2023,...
Texas senior living community
A well-established senior living community brand in Texas was experiencing increased local competition.The community engaged Unlock for our proven track record of lead generation performance and task.
Virtua Health
Virtua Health and Lourdes Health System united to form a new brand, combining Virtua’s primary and maternity care leadership with Lourdes’ expertise in high-acuity services like cardiac surgery and trauma....
Multi-hospital system
Multi-hospital system in the Southwestern U.S. wanted to increase encounters in its cardiology service line.Previous marketing efforts had provided some results, but the organization needed to optimize.