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Sourced guides to the rules behind healthcare marketing, for owners and practice managers: ads and claims, HIPAA and patient privacy, websites, local search and reviews, and specialty by specialty. Each guide links the rule it relies on and the date it was checked.
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The Creahive Health team writes these guides for independent practices that run their own marketing. We read the primary source for each rule (the statute or regulation, the federal agency page, the ad platform or Google policy) and link it in the text. Each guide shows the date the rule was checked, and we recheck rules that change. They explain the rules in plain words; they are not legal advice, so check anything specific to your state or license with a healthcare attorney.
The rules behind healthcare marketing
Who may advertise what, when HIPAA treats a message as marketing, and the referral, testimonial and claims rules that apply to every practice. 53 guides.
Ads, social media and outreach
Google, Meta and Local Services Ads policies, plus email, mail, video, events and press. 54 guides.
Local SEO, reviews and content
Google Business Profile, reviews, listings and health content that ranks without crossing into medical advice. 25 guides.
Websites, privacy and tracking
Forms, pixels, cookies, hosting, accessibility and the notices a practice website needs. 28 guides.
Phones, front desk and patient messages
Answering every call, reminders, recalls and the HIPAA and FCC rules for texts and portal messages. 21 guides.
Prices, payment and billing notices
Advertised prices, financing, memberships, estimates and the federal price and billing disclosures. 12 guides.
Physician specialties
Specialty guides with the claims, referral and ad rules that come up most in each field. 128 guides.
Mental and behavioral health
Privacy, claims and referral rules for therapy, psychiatry and treatment programs. 11 guides.
Dental, vision, hearing and therapy
Guides for dental, eye care, hearing, rehab and allied health practices. 43 guides.
Facilities, care services and pharmacy
Hospitals, centers, home and residential care, transport, labs and pharmacies. 44 guides.
Cash-pay, aesthetic and wellness care
FDA status, result claims and photo rules for elective and self-pay services. 59 guides.
Health companies, vendors and employers
For companies that sell to practices, clinicians, employers or consumers. 41 guides.
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Specialty pharmacy and patient support program marketing
Copay coupons, charity aid, hub services and patient data: what specialty pharmacies and support programs may promote under kickback and HIPAA rules.
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Marketing a clinical research site to sponsors and CROs
What a research site may claim to sponsors and CROs about enrollment, investigators and patient counts, and why it must not promote the study product.
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Healthcare franchise marketing: brand and location rules
Who answers for a franchise ad, why brand-fund campaigns must match each location, review rules per location, patient data between franchisor and units.
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CME and sponsored symposia: rules for health companies
How drug, device and health tech companies can fund CME and run symposia: FDA independence factors, OIG grant advice, Open Payments, accreditation.
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Healthcare white papers: claims, evidence and FDA limits
How B2B health vendors can write white papers and evidence summaries that hold up: FTC substantiation, fair study citing, FDA limits, expert authors.
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Social listening for healthcare brands and practices: the rules
What health brands and practices may do with public posts: platform terms, health inferences, HIPAA replies, adverse events and review monitoring.
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Brand-run patient communities: moderation, incentives and health data
Rules for health companies that run patient communities: rewards for posts, staff posts, moderation, member health data, minors and adverse event reports.
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DOT and sports physical marketing: examiner, same-day and price claims
How clinics can advertise DOT and sports physicals: certified medical examiner wording, same-day and 2-year card claims, free and low-price offers.
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Cellulite treatment marketing: device, injectable and cream claims
How med spas and aesthetic practices can advertise cellulite devices, injectables and creams: temporary results, permanent claims, photos and prices.
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Acne treatment marketing: clear-skin, prescription and laser claims
What dermatology practices and med spas can say in acne ads: clear-skin promises, prescription treatments, light and laser devices and teen audiences.
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Craniosacral therapy marketing: infant, pain and wellness claims
What craniosacral therapy practitioners can say in ads: relaxation wording, pain and headache claims, babies and colic, reviews, credentials and package prices.
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Melasma and hyperpigmentation treatment marketing
How clinics can advertise melasma care: cure and recurrence claims, laser and peel results, hydroquinone and skin lightener sales, photos and prices.
All 520 guides by topic
Start with the healthcare marketing rules guide, which walks through each rule with its source. Every guide below cites the rule it relies on, with a link and the date it was checked.
- The rules behind healthcare marketing
- Ads, social media and outreach
- Local SEO, reviews and content
- Websites, privacy and tracking
- Phones, front desk and patient messages
- Prices, payment and billing notices
- Physician specialties
- Mental and behavioral health
- Dental, vision, hearing and therapy
- Facilities, care services and pharmacy
- Cash-pay, aesthetic and wellness care
- Health companies, vendors and employers
The rules behind healthcare marketing
Who may advertise what, when HIPAA treats a message as marketing, and the referral, testimonial and claims rules that apply to every practice. Open the topic page.
- HIPAA marketing rules for medical practices
- Are doctors allowed to advertise? Physician advertising rules and ethics
- How to write healthcare practice ad copy without breaking advertising rules
- Patient referrals and physician referrals
- Gifts and meals for referring physicians
- Physician liaison programs
- Branded pens, mugs and promotional items
- Charity donation promotions for medical practices
- Marketing to Medicare patients
- Marketing to Medicaid patients
- Helping patients with marketplace and Medicaid enrollment
- Free rides and patient support perks
- VA community care provider marketing
- Marketing a medical practice to veterans and military families
- Hospital affiliation and “in partnership with” claims in practice advertising
- Patient testimonials and before-and-after photos
- Patient photo and video consent for marketing
- Healthcare influencer marketing
- Patient ambassador and peer advocate programs
- AI-generated content and images in healthcare marketing
- AI voices, avatars and synthetic clinicians in practice ads
- Medical device marketing claims
- Advertising a prescription treatment
- Top doctor awards, paid badges and star ratings in practice advertising
- ‘As seen on’ and ‘featured in’ media badges on a practice website
- Sponsored articles and advertorials for medical practices
- Center of excellence and designation claims in practice ads
- How long to keep advertising records at a medical practice
- Physician bio pages and board certified claims
- Promoting industry ties
- ‘First’, ‘only’, ‘best’ and ‘leading’
- Money-back guarantees and satisfaction promises in healthcare ads
- Fake urgency, countdown timers and limited-time offers in healthcare promotions
- Gag clauses and review bans in patient agreements
- One opt-out process for email, text and calls at a practice
- Reposting patient posts and tags
- Stock photos, models and actors in healthcare ads
- Livestreaming procedures and patient care on social media
- Medical practice branding
- Practice trade names and DBA names in ads
- Buying patient leads
- Do marketing agencies need a BAA? Business associate rules for practice marketing vendors
- HIPAA breach notification for practices
- When a reporter asks about a patient
- The FTC Health Breach Notification Rule
- Washington My Health My Data Act
- Consumer health data privacy laws beyond Washington
- State consumer privacy laws and medical practices
- Patient satisfaction surveys
- When a patient dies
- Marketing to family caregivers
- Promoting in-office lab, imaging and therapy services to your own patients
- Marketing calls to patients
Ads, social media and outreach
Google, Meta and Local Services Ads policies, plus email, mail, video, events and press. Open the topic page.
- Google Ads for dentists
- Google Ads for chiropractors
- Google Ads for med spas
- Microsoft Advertising for medical practices
- Facebook and Instagram ads for medical practices
- Lead ads and instant forms for healthcare
- Pay-per-call in healthcare
- Uploading patient lists to ad platforms
- Bidding on a competitor’s name in search ads
- Targeting healthcare ads by age, sex, race or language
- Google Local Services Ads for healthcare practices
- Landing pages for healthcare ads
- Healthcare ads disapproved or account suspended
- Geofencing ads near clinics and health facilities
- Social media policy for a medical or dental practice
- Healthcare video marketing
- Running a YouTube channel for a medical practice
- TikTok for medical practices
- X (formerly Twitter) for medical practices
- Threads and Bluesky for medical practices
- Healthcare podcasts and webinars
- Email marketing for medical and dental practices
- Medical practice direct mail and printed newsletters
- Buying or renting mailing lists for a medical practice
- Fax marketing to referring offices
- Medical billboard advertising
- Medical office signs
- QR codes on posters, mailers and print ads
- Door hangers, flyers and neighborhood apps
- Waiting room screens, posters and brochures
- Radio, TV and streaming ads for medical practices
- Spotify and Amazon Music ads for medical practices
- Reddit Ads for medical practices
- Nextdoor for medical practices
- Pinterest for medical practices
- Snapchat ads for medical practices
- Waze ads for medical practices
- Quora for healthcare practices
- Advertising during an outbreak or flu season
- Google Performance Max for healthcare advertisers
- Remarketing ads for healthcare
- Google Demand Gen campaigns for healthcare advertisers
- Medical practice press releases and media interviews
- Spanish-language and multilingual marketing for medical practices
- Health fairs and free screening events
- Medical office grand opening and open house rules
- Healthcare sponsorships and naming rights
- Partnering with churches and community groups
- Patient education seminars and lunch-and-learn events
- Clinical trial recruitment ads
- Medical practice job ads
- Medical practice marketing strategies for independent practices
- Patient acquisition cost, in short
- Paid spokespeople and celebrity endorsements in practice ads
Local SEO, reviews and content
Google Business Profile, reviews, listings and health content that ranks without crossing into medical advice. Open the topic page.
- Google Business Profile for doctors and dentists
- Google Business Profile suspended
- Google Business Profile posts and offers for medical practices
- Patient reviews
- HIPAA and negative review replies
- Yelp for medical practices
- What local SEO costs a practice, and what you are actually paying for
- SEO for a multi-location medical practice
- Directory listings and local citations for medical practices
- Apple Maps listings for medical practices
- Owners and staff posting on Reddit, forums and Wikipedia
- Dental SEO
- Chiropractic SEO
- Med spa SEO
- Schema markup for medical practice websites
- Medical practice blog
- Medically reviewed by
- Using CDC and other government health materials on a practice website
- Google AI Overviews and AI Mode for medical practices
- Getting a practice cited by ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Copilot and Siri
- Voice search for medical practices
- Your insurance accepted page and plan directory listings
- Same-day, no wait, accepting new patients
- Announcing a new doctor, office move or practice sale to patients
- Changing your practice website domain or host without losing search traffic
Websites, privacy and tracking
Forms, pixels, cookies, hosting, accessibility and the notices a practice website needs. Open the topic page.
- What makes a good medical practice website
- Dental website design
- Med spa website design
- Website accessibility for medical practices
- ADA website demand letters and lawsuits
- Section 1557 website notices
- Captions, alt text and accessible social posts and video ads for medical practices
- LGBTQ-inclusive practice marketing
- Website contact and appointment forms under HIPAA
- Online patient intake forms
- Online booking widgets on a practice website
- Tracking pixels and Google Analytics on a practice website
- Google Analytics on medical practice websites after the HHS tracking bulletin
- Cookie consent banners on a medical practice website
- Pop-ups on a medical practice website
- Dark patterns on healthcare websites and booking flows
- Web push notifications for practice websites and apps
- Website privacy policy vs Notice of Privacy Practices
- Practice website hosting and HIPAA
- AI chatbots on practice websites
- Health quizzes, risk calculators and symptom checkers on a practice website
- Lead magnets for practices and health companies
- Website chat, session replay and wiretap laws
- Email and fax for a medical practice under HIPAA
- CRM and marketing automation for medical practices
- Email authentication for medical practices
- Accessible PDFs and patient documents on a practice website
- Blog comments on a practice website
Phones, front desk and patient messages
Answering every call, reminders, recalls and the HIPAA and FCC rules for texts and portal messages. Open the topic page.
- HIPAA and AI receptionists for medical offices
- AI receptionist for a dental office
- Medical answering service vs AI receptionist
- New patient phone script and call sheet for your front desk
- Call tracking for medical practices
- Following up on abandoned appointment requests
- Mystery shopping your own medical practice
- Text message appointment reminders for medical practices
- Ringless voicemail drops to patients
- 10DLC, toll-free and short code registration for practice texting
- Patient recall system
- Chronic care management outreach
- Remote patient monitoring program marketing
- Medicare annual wellness visit outreach
- Transitional care management outreach
- Behavioral health integration and collaborative care outreach
- Patient retention strategies for independent practices
- Patient no-show policy
- Patient portal and app messages
- Birthday and holiday messages to patients
- WhatsApp and messaging apps for medical practices
Prices, payment and billing notices
Advertised prices, financing, memberships, estimates and the federal price and billing disclosures. Open the topic page.
- Advertising cash prices for a medical practice
- Price matching and competitor coupons at a medical practice
- Teacher, first responder and healthcare worker discounts at a medical practice
- Advertising payment plans and patient financing
- Good faith estimates for self-pay patients
- Cost estimator tools on a practice website
- No Surprises Act website disclosure
- Hospital price transparency requirements
- Hospital financial assistance policy and CHNA rules for marketing teams
- Dental membership plans
- Gift cards, holiday promotions and package deals for med spas and practices
- Facility fee disclosure
Physician specialties
Specialty guides with the claims, referral and ad rules that come up most in each field. Open the topic page.
- Primary care practice marketing
- Pediatric practice marketing
- Vaccines for Children provider marketing
- OB-GYN practice marketing
- Maternal-fetal medicine practice marketing
- Cardiology practice marketing
- Dermatology practice marketing
- Acne treatment marketing
- Skin cancer and Mohs surgery clinic marketing
- Endocrinology and thyroid practice marketing
- Rheumatology practice marketing
- Osteoporosis and bone density clinic marketing
- Smoking and vaping cessation program marketing
- Advance care planning outreach
- Memory clinic marketing
- Gastroenterology practice marketing
- Colorectal cancer screening outreach
- Neurology practice marketing
- Epilepsy center marketing
- Stroke center marketing
- Movement disorder clinic marketing
- Multiple sclerosis center marketing
- Heart failure clinic marketing
- Joint replacement marketing
- Hypertension program marketing
- Glaucoma practice marketing
- Sickle cell disease center marketing
- Kidney stone clinic marketing
- Hernia surgery marketing
- Anticoagulation clinic marketing
- Retina practice marketing
- IBD center marketing
- Thyroid clinic marketing
- Pediatric asthma program marketing
- Lipid clinic marketing
- Food allergy clinic marketing
- Neuropathy clinic marketing
- Vertigo and balance clinic marketing
- Psoriasis and eczema clinic marketing
- Vitiligo treatment marketing
- Melasma and hyperpigmentation treatment marketing
- COPD program marketing
- HIV testing and care outreach
- Hepatitis B screening and vaccination outreach
- Cervical cancer screening and HPV vaccine outreach
- Prostate cancer screening outreach
- Diabetic eye exam outreach
- Adult vaccine outreach
- AAA screening outreach
- Syphilis testing outreach
- Falls prevention program outreach
- Depression screening outreach
- Childhood lead screening outreach
- Tuberculosis testing outreach
- Alcohol screening outreach
- Kidney disease screening outreach
- Perinatal depression outreach
- Intimate partner violence screening outreach
- Drug use screening outreach in primary care
- Fluoride varnish in medical offices
- Prediabetes and diabetes screening outreach
- Osteoporosis screening outreach
- State AI disclosure laws for patient messages
- State data breach laws vs HIPAA for practices
- Patient rewards and loyalty programs
- Medicare opt-out and cash-pay practices
- Medical debt and patient billing messages
- Licensure compacts and multistate telehealth ads
- Copyright, music and image rights in practice marketing
- Medical website disclaimers, terms of use and emergency notices
- Call recording consent for medical practices
- Medical practice giveaways and sweepstakes
- COPPA for pediatric practice websites and apps
- Success rates and outcome claims in practice advertising
- Advertised prices and hidden fees
- Marketing texts from your practice
- “Doctor” titles for non-physicians in ads, bios and signs
- Can you name a competitor in your practice ads? Comparative advertising rules for healthcare
- Staff photos, names and bios on a practice website
- Heart health screening outreach
- Anxiety screening outreach
- Well-child visit outreach
- Chlamydia and gonorrhea screening outreach
- Obesity counseling outreach under Medicare
- Hereditary breast and ovarian cancer risk assessment outreach
- Social needs screening outreach
- Child vision screening outreach
- Developmental and autism screening outreach
- Gout and arthritis clinic marketing
- Hepatitis C testing and treatment outreach
- Osteopathic practice marketing
- Bladder clinic marketing
- Knee osteoarthritis clinic marketing
- Migraine clinic marketing
- Nephrology practice marketing
- Hepatology practice marketing
- Long COVID clinic marketing
- Orthopedic and sports medicine practice marketing
- Scoliosis clinic marketing
- Physiatry practice marketing
- Pulmonology and respiratory clinic marketing
- Lung cancer screening program marketing
- Mammography screening outreach
- Urology practice marketing beyond ED
- Vasectomy clinic marketing
- ENT and allergy practice marketing
- Cancer center and oncology advertising
- Second opinion service marketing
- Robotic surgery advertising
- Laser spine surgery advertising
- Hand surgeon marketing
- Hematology practice marketing
- Fertility clinic marketing
- Sleep clinic marketing
- Pain management clinic marketing
- Podiatry practice marketing
- Vein clinic marketing
- Lipedema treatment marketing for surgeons and clinics
- Wound care clinic marketing ideas that stay inside federal rules
- Nurse practitioner practice marketing
- Physician assistant and physician associate titles in practice marketing
- Urgent care marketing
- House call and mobile medicine marketing
- Sexual health and STI clinic marketing
- Marketing confidential health services to teens
- HIV PrEP clinic marketing
- Male health and ED clinic marketing
- Menopause clinic marketing
Mental and behavioral health
Privacy, claims and referral rules for therapy, psychiatry and treatment programs. Open the topic page.
- Therapist marketing ideas for a mental health private practice
- Psychiatric practice marketing
- Addiction treatment marketing
- Sober living and recovery residence marketing
- Eating disorder treatment program marketing
- Ketamine clinic marketing
- TMS clinic marketing
- ABA therapy marketing
- ADHD and autism evaluation marketing
- Neurofeedback and qEEG brain mapping marketing
- Hosting and promoting a patient support group
Dental, vision, hearing and therapy
Guides for dental, eye care, hearing, rehab and allied health practices. Open the topic page.
- Dental marketing ideas that stay within FTC, HIPAA and Google rules
- Dental implant advertising
- Cosmetic dentistry marketing
- Periodontist marketing
- Oral surgeon marketing
- Pediatric dentist marketing
- Endodontist marketing
- Denture and prosthodontist marketing
- TMJ and TMD clinic marketing
- Sedation dentistry marketing
- Dental sleep medicine marketing
- DSO marketing
- Orthodontist marketing
- Optometry marketing ideas that follow the FTC eye care rules
- Contact Lens Rule and Eyeglass Rule
- Vision therapy marketing
- LASIK marketing
- Premium cataract lens marketing
- Audiology and hearing aid practice marketing
- OTC hearing aid advertising
- Tinnitus clinic marketing
- Earwax removal and microsuction clinic marketing
- Physical therapy marketing ideas that stay within the rules
- Pelvic floor therapy marketing
- Lymphedema clinic marketing
- Speech and occupational therapy practice marketing
- Chiropractic marketing ideas that stay within FTC, OIG and Google rules
- Chiropractic new patient offers
- Dietitian marketing
- Massage therapy marketing
- Acupuncture marketing
- Cupping therapy marketing
- Reiki marketing
- Craniosacral therapy marketing
- Midwife, doula and birth center marketing
- Marketing a diabetes education program (DSMT and DSMES)
- Medicare Diabetes Prevention Program marketing
- Cardiac and pulmonary rehab program marketing
- Bariatric surgery program marketing
- Lactation consultant practice marketing
- Tongue-tie frenectomy marketing
- Sports medicine practice marketing
- Concussion clinic marketing
Facilities, care services and pharmacy
Hospitals, centers, home and residential care, transport, labs and pharmacies. Open the topic page.
- Hospital marketing compliance
- Hospital and health nonprofit fundraising appeals
- Hospital at home program marketing
- Adult day health center marketing
- Mobile health clinic and mobile mammography marketing
- CCRC marketing
- ER wait time advertising
- Hospital star ratings in ads
- Transplant center marketing
- Physician-owned hospital disclosure
- Freestanding ER marketing
- Ambulatory surgery center marketing
- Office-based lab marketing
- Imaging center marketing
- Breast thermography marketing
- Full-body MRI marketing
- Infusion center and rheumatology practice marketing
- Dialysis center and nephrology practice marketing
- Community health center marketing
- Free clinic marketing
- Rural health clinic marketing
- PACE program marketing
- Palliative care marketing
- Pharmacist test-and-treat marketing
- Home health agency marketing
- Non-medical home care agency marketing
- Hospice marketing
- Nursing home and skilled nursing facility marketing
- Assisted living marketing ideas that respect fair housing and FTC rules
- Geriatric care manager marketing
- Ambulance and NEMT company marketing
- DME supplier marketing
- Prosthetics and orthotics marketing
- Inpatient rehabilitation facility marketing
- Independent pharmacy marketing
- Compounding pharmacy marketing
- Prescription discount card marketing in practices and pharmacies
- Clinical lab marketing to physicians
- Mobile phlebotomy marketing
- Flu shot clinic marketing
- Retail health clinic marketing
- Travel medicine clinic marketing
- School-based health center marketing
- DOT and sports physical marketing
Cash-pay, aesthetic and wellness care
FDA status, result claims and photo rules for elective and self-pay services. Open the topic page.
- Med spa marketing ideas that stay within FDA, FTC and Google rules
- Plastic surgeon marketing
- Hair restoration clinic marketing
- Weight loss clinic marketing
- Testosterone clinic marketing
- IV therapy clinic marketing
- Peptide therapy clinic marketing
- Longevity clinic marketing
- Executive physical marketing
- Hyperbaric oxygen therapy marketing
- 3D and 4D keepsake ultrasound studio marketing
- Cryotherapy and red light studio marketing
- Medical cannabis and CBD clinic marketing
- Selling supplements and retail products in a medical practice
- Advertising regenerative medicine and stem cell treatments
- PRP injection marketing
- Laser tattoo removal marketing
- Neuromodulator and injectable advertising
- Microneedling marketing rules
- Body contouring marketing rules
- Cellulite treatment marketing
- Laser hair removal marketing rules
- Shockwave therapy marketing rules
- Vaginal rejuvenation advertising rules for energy-based devices
- Dermal filler advertising rules for med spas and practices
- Chemical peel advertising rules for med spas and dermatology
- Infrared sauna marketing claims for wellness studios and clinics
- Thread lift advertising rules for med spas and plastic surgery
- Fat-dissolving injection marketing
- Eyelash serum advertising rules
- Ozone therapy marketing rules
- Chelation therapy marketing
- Colon hydrotherapy marketing
- Hormone pellet therapy marketing
- Laser nail fungus treatment marketing
- Hyperhidrosis treatment marketing
- Salt therapy marketing
- PEMF therapy marketing
- Whole body vibration marketing
- Float tank marketing
- Lice clinic marketing
- Integrative and functional medicine marketing
- Functional medicine practice marketing
- Naturopathic doctor marketing
- Health coach marketing
- Concierge medicine marketing
- Direct primary care marketing
- Membership auto-renewal and cancellation rules for practices
- Medical tourism marketing
- Holiday and limited-time procedure sales
- Daily deal and group-buying sites for medical practices
- Free consultation and free first visit offers
- Booking deposits and cancellation fees for procedures
- Listing a practice on price comparison and booking marketplaces
- HSA and FSA eligible claims in practice ads
- Advertising an out-of-network practice
- Year-end “use your benefits” campaigns
- Bait and switch in healthcare ads
- Was/now and sale price claims for health services and products
Health companies, vendors and employers
For companies that sell to practices, clinicians, employers or consumers. Open the topic page.
- Health app and telehealth startup marketing
- App Store and Google Play rules for health apps
- Telehealth marketing for independent practices
- Online pharmacy advertising rules
- Direct-to-consumer lab testing marketing
- Shipping promises for health products
- Marketing during a product recall
- Private-label supplements and skincare
- California Proposition 65 warnings for health products sold online by practices and health companies
- Free samples and trial offers for health products
- Selling health products on online marketplaces
- Case studies for healthcare vendors
- Made in USA claims for medical products and supplements
- Warranties on health devices and products
- Clinically proven and doctor recommended claims
- Natural, organic and eco-friendly claims for health products
- Affiliate links on health content
- Genetic testing marketing
- Pharmacogenomic testing marketing
- Cord blood and cord tissue banking marketing
- Marketing EHR and health IT software to practices
- Marketing a medical billing company to practices
- Patient advocate marketing
- Healthcare staffing and locum tenens agency marketing
- Open Payments and the Sunshine Act
- ACO marketing rules
- MSO marketing and the corporate practice of medicine
- Healthcare trade show marketing
- LinkedIn ads and posts for healthcare companies
- Co-branded marketing between hospitals and independent practices
- Medicare Advantage and Part D plans in your practice
- Occupational medicine marketing
- Corporate wellness program marketing
- Marketing a medical practice directly to employers
- Brand-run patient communities
- Social listening for healthcare brands and practices
- Healthcare white papers
- CME and sponsored symposia
- Healthcare franchise marketing
- Marketing a clinical research site to sponsors and CROs
- Specialty pharmacy and patient support program marketing