Healthcare PR. Health tech and care groups.

Healthcare PR built on evidence, under scrutiny.

For venture-backed digital health and health tech companies, and multi-location care groups. We earn coverage in the health trades and national outlets your buyers read, with clinician spokespeople and claims your regulatory team has already reviewed.

Client coverage includes

The stakes

Health reporters check the evidence. So do your buyers.

Health coverage carries more scrutiny than almost any other beat. Reporters, health system buyers, and patients expect evidence, qualified spokespeople, and care with patient information. Getting it right earns trust that is hard for competitors to copy.

In KFF's Tracking Poll on Health Information and Trust, fielded June 25 to 30, 2026, 86% of adults said they trust their own doctor or health care provider at least a fair amount for health information.
Source: KFF

What goes wrong

  • Benefit claims that outrun the evidence behind them.
  • Patient stories used without consent, or without HIPAA authorization where it applies.
  • Pitching outlets that do not accept unsolicited vendor bylines.
  • Executives speaking where a clinician should.
  • A local care brand that national and AI search describe inconsistently.

Where healthcare stories land

The outlets your buyers actually read.

A starting list. Every program is built from your buyers' reading habits and the reporters who have covered your category in the last two quarters.

Priority outlets for healthcare companies
OutletTypeWhat earns a story
STAT National health and biotech Evidence, policy, and biopharma stories; First Opinion requires conflict disclosure
Modern Healthcare Health system trade Staff-reported news for hospital, system, and insurer executives
Fierce Healthcare Provider and payer trade Beat news via tips, and perspective-led Industry Voices
MedCity News Health innovation trade Health tech business stories and non-product contributor pieces
Axios Business and policy newsletters Deals, policy, and market movement in health

Outlet names link to our media directory profiles, with coverage focus and official routes in.

What earns coverage

Story angles that work in healthcare.

01

Outcomes and evidence

Clinical, operational, or patient-experience data with a clear method, ideally peer-reviewed or independently validated.

02

Clinician voices

Physicians and clinical leaders as spokespeople and authors, prepared for reporters' evidence questions.

03

Policy and reimbursement

Expert commentary when CMS, FDA, or payer decisions change how care is delivered or paid for.

04

Regional growth stories

For multi-location groups: access, expansion, and community outcomes in regional business and health press.

Guardrails

Claims mapped to the rules before a reporter sees them.

Which guardrails apply depends on what you sell and whether you are a covered entity. We bring regulatory and legal review in early. A starting point, not legal advice:

Rules that shape healthcare communications
RuleApplies toWhat it means for PR
HIPAA marketing rule, 45 CFR 164.508(a)(3) Covered entities and business associates Written patient authorization before using any patient's health information in marketing, with narrow exceptions.
FTC Health Products Compliance Guidance Health claims in ads, releases, and posts Health benefit claims generally need competent and reliable scientific evidence; disclose material connections with endorsers.
FDA prescription drug promotion (OPDP) Prescription drugs; device makers face parallel FDA rules Claims must be consistent with FDA-approved or cleared labeling; route product communications through regulatory review.

How the program runs

Four steps, led by a partner.

  1. Audit claims and evidence

    Every claim mapped to its evidence and to the review it needs, before messaging is written.

  2. Prepare clinician spokespeople

    Briefings and media training for the clinical voices reporters trust most.

  3. Target outlets by buyer

    Health system buyers, employers, patients, and investors read different outlets; we follow each outlet's published contributor rules.

  4. Compound locally and in AI search

    For care groups, consistent profiles and local coverage so search and AI assistants describe every location accurately.

Engagements

Start with a launch. Build authority with a retainer.

PROJECT

Tier-One Launch

From

$25,000 / project

A launch, a raise, or a major announcement.

See launch details

RETAINER

Authority Retainer

From

$15,000 / month

Ongoing PR, thought leadership, and AEO/GEO. Six-month minimum.

See retainer details

Not a fit: pre-product startups, companies without a clear category, one-off press release distribution, or budgets under $15,000 per month or $25,000 per project.

Questions

What healthcare teams ask us.

Do you work with our regulatory and legal teams?

Yes. Health claims, patient stories, and product communications go through the review path you already use, and we build that time into every plan rather than asking for approval the night before.

Can we use patient stories?

Sometimes, with care. Covered entities need written patient authorization before using health information in marketing, and every story needs consent and review. Clinician perspectives and aggregate outcomes are often stronger and simpler.

Do you work with multi-location care groups as well as health tech?

Yes. Care groups need regional coverage, consistent local profiles, and accurate descriptions in search and AI answers for every location. Our page for enterprise and multi-location brands covers the broader program.

What does an engagement cost?

Tier-One Launch campaigns start from $25,000 per project. The Authority Retainer for ongoing PR, thought leadership, and AEO/GEO starts from $15,000 per month with a six-month minimum. Every engagement is led by a partner.

Can you guarantee coverage in a specific outlet?

No. Editors decide coverage, and any agency that guarantees it is selling something else. We commit to the work: a story worth an editor's time, the right reporters, the right timing, and a partner who runs the program.

Healthcare PR, led by a partner

Tell us about your next announcement.

We review every application within two business days and take on a limited number of new engagements each quarter. If the fit is right, you will meet a partner for a strategy call and receive a proposal within five business days.