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Recent Blogs
Reflections on Harnessing the Power of Resilience
Challenges and changes. Tests of fortitude, capacity and endurance. We all faced them in 2020 and they’ve followed us into 2021. What is Believe in
COVID-19: The 5 Connection Points Health Care Must Nurture
On the one-year anniversary of the COVID-19 crisis (and our first Campfire session), we discuss five connection points driving patient satisfaction, staff morale and community
The Health Care Marketer’s Post-Pandemic World
Who remembers Stretch Armstrong? He was the muscular, gel-filled action figure toy who could stretch from his original size of 15 inches to 4 or
Engagement is the New Branding: 2021 Health Care Marketing Trends Report
As we face another year of planning inside a global pandemic there is one (and only one) trend that we believe needs to be front
Why Your Patients May Be Leaving Your Brand. (And What To Do About It)
During this COVID time, we’ve also been polling patients around the country about what they want to hear and how often they want to hear
Believing in better: Hailey Sault is one of OUTSIDE’s 50 Top Places to Work 2020
This has been some year, eh? A year of striving for some normalcy. Some ways to stay healthy and sane. Some reasons to celebrate. That
Diversity, Inclusion and Health Equity: 15 minutes about how to take action
At Hailey Sault, we believe in better. It is our purpose. Part of believing in better is an absolute belief that health care is a
The Top 8 Metrics That Matter For Busy Health Care Marketers
Return on Investment (ROI) matters when it comes to your social media campaign and digital presence, but how can you narrow down the numbers to
Five Tools to Upgrade Your Marketing Strategies
We’re finding that more and more health brands we work with are using an “agile-like” planning strategy. Instead of developing year-long marketing strategies, many of
