How To Get Your Telehealth
Marketing Dots Connected
Telehealth support for family caregivers has potential to grow exponentially, both in the United States and worldwide.
Some Good News And
Not So Good News
The Good News for more than 500 million family caregivers worldwide is that telehealth providers are increasingly capable of delivering a wide range of medical services when, where and in the manner that caregivers need them.
But the not so good news is that very few family caregivers have taken advantage of a telehealth service. And among the few caregivers who have given telehealth a try, almost half have not returned for a second visit.
Clearly, there is a wide disconnect between the healthcare advantages that telehealth can potentially deliver to family caregivers and caregiver awareness and trial of those services. Put another way, it is apparent that the telehealth industry’s consumer marketing dots are disconnected.
Connecting The Dots
Telehealth leaders need to do some dot connecting. And, that dot connecting needs to start with making family caregivers aware of the vast array of available telehealth services. The best and only way to build that awareness is through consumer marketing.
This White Paper takes a closer look at best practices for taking connecting the telehealth marketing dots at the top of the Internet.
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Dot Connecting?
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