When should your medical practice consider rebranding? Here are 3 signs that can let you know that the time is right.
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Is Your Medical Practice Ready for a Rebrand? | LEVO Health
LEVO runs on big brains, creativity and countless cups of coffee. Happy #NationalCoffeeDay!
Email marketing is a cost-effective communication tool to reach #healthcare patients, #doctors, and other #medical professionals. Understand how email marketing can help your practice.
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Why Your Practice Needs Email Marketing | LEVO Health
We will #NeverForget the nearly 3,000 precious lives lost on this tragic day 19 years ago.
The LEVO Health team wishes everyone a safe and happy Labor Day! We hope you enjoy your well-deserved, three-day weekend!
LEVO Health is preparing to film at FIVE Labs Tampa later this month. Filming live training sessions always excites us, especially when we get an insiders look into new products and surgical techniques. Stay tuned for more sneak peeks into FIVE Labs and our filming process!
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LEVO is home to some pretty #boss bosses! Happy Boss's Day!
Position yourself directly in the minds of customers, and drive leads to your sales pipeline by integrating webinars into your marketing strategy.
#webinars #marketing #healthcare
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Why Integrate Webinars into Your Marketing Strategy | LEVO Health
Behind the scenes! The LEVO team films a surgical training seminar at FIVE Labs Tampa.
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Whether you enjoy a spooky night in or some socially-distanced trick-or-treating, LEVO wishes you a safe and happy #Halloween!
Happy Veterans Day to everyone who served in our great nation's armed forces! We salute you for your service.
#USA #VeteransDay #America
It's always a good day when we get to shoot outside in our beautiful Tampa Bay!
In today’s competitive #healthcare industry, every doctor and medical organization should be on the internet if they want to drive more patients to their practice. While having your own website is a great start, it is only the foundation of your online presence. The real key to getting found and followed on the internet lies in search engine optimization, or #SEO.
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Does SEO Matter for Your Practice? | LEVO Health
We wish all of our clients, staff, and community members a safe and happy #Thanksgiving!
Have a happy holiday season and a joyous new year from all of us at LEVO Health!
Thank you for the success and partnerships we made in 2020. We look forward to working with all of you again in 2021!
Happy New Year!
With so many platforms out there, it can be difficult to determine which ones would best market your medical practice. To make your search easier, we have listed the top social media platforms and the benefits of each one for your practice. https://levohealth.com/understanding-the-benefits-of-each-social-media-platform-for-your-practice/
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Understanding The Benefits of Each Social Media Platform for Your Practice | LEVO Health
Today we celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. and all of his accomplishments as a compassionate and influential civil rights leader. Happy MLK Day!
The LEVO Health team was excited to film a live regenerative medicine training event at USF Center for Advanced Medical Learning and Simulation (CAMLS) over the weekend!
A big shoutout to LEVO’s hometown team, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Congrats on getting to Super Bowl LV. Fire The Cannons and let’s go Bucs!
What's better than a hype video? #RaiseTheFlag! Our team is having fun with all the festivities ahead of #TheBigGame this weekend. Shoutout to our hometown team, Tampa Bay Buccaneers!
#GoBucs #FireTheCannons #SBLV
Today we celebrate National Women Physicians Day, honoring women doctors across the country and the progress they have made since entering the field.
Fun fact: In 2017, for the first time in history, women made up more than half of the students in medical schools! We look forward to witnessing the next major milestones.
#equality #women #healthcare #glassceiling #womenphysiciansday
Negative patient reviews will happen, but what matters most is how you handle them. Here are a few ways to respond effectively to patient reviews while being HIPAA compliant.
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Staying HIPAA-Compliant When Responding to Patient Reviews | LEVO Health
We are #ChampaBay!
Congrats to our hometown team and #SBLV champs, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
After the recent announcement that Pfizer is expanding its presence in Florida and opening a global operations hub in Tampa, LEVO Health wants to give a warm welcome to our new neighbors Pfizer! We wish them all the success and are thrilled to have them become an integral member of the Tampa Bay healthcare community!
#Healthcare #Pfizer #TampaBay
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It’s more important than ever to not only stay up to date on the latest marketing trends but to utilize them to establish and maintain brand authority and consumer engagement. Here are 3 healthcare marketing trends that you need to adopt this year:
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2021 Healthcare Marketing Trends | LEVO Health
In March, we celebrate Women's History Month! Our main conference room mural highlights some key women in the history of innovation, science and healthcare. These brilliant women helped pave the way for the future success of all of humanity. Follow along with us this month as we highlight each of these women and their achievements.
Women's History Month Story: Florence Nightingale (1820-1910) is credited as the founder of modern nursing. Her experiences as a nurse during the Crimean War shaped her views on sanitation and led her to establish St. Thomas' Hospital and the Nightingale Training School for Nurses in 1860. Her commitment to healthcare reform positively influenced the overall quality of care in the 19th and 20th centuries. Thanks to Nightingale's efforts, nursing became an accepted, valued and honorable vocation for women in the upper classes.
Women's History Month Story: Agnodice is credited as the first female physician and midwife in ancient Athens when women were not allowed in this occupation. Appalled by the high mortality rate of infants and mothers during childbirth, she began to practice medicine, disguising herself as a man to avoid prosecution. Her high popularity and skillset incited the jealousy of other "male" physicians who accused her of corruption. They credited her popularity to her seducing the women of the city and brought her to court. At her trial, Agnodice stripped naked to reveal her true sex. Supported by the leading women of the city, Agnodice was acquitted. Later, the court passed a law allowing female citizens to practice medicine.
Some say that Agnodice paved the way for women everywhere in the medical industry.
Women’s History Month Story: As an educator and humanitarian, Clara Barton (1821-1912), helped distribute needed supplies to Union soldiers during the Civil War. In 1862, she received official permission to transport supplies to battlefields, tended to the wounded, and became known as the “angel of the battlefield.”
In 1881, the American Association of the Red Cross was formed and Barton was elected president shortly after. Barton remained with the Red Cross until 1904, attending national and international meetings, aiding with disasters, helping the homeless and poor and writing about her life and the Red Cross.
Women's History Month Story: Rosalind Franklin (1920-1958) was an English chemist who made a crucial yet widely unrecognized contribution to the discovery of the double-helix structure of DNA. Her X-ray diffraction picture, "photo 51," clearly depicted the first visual representation of the helix structure. However, her male counterpart on the project, James Watson, along with his partner, James Crick, built the first DNA model, catapulting them into fame while leaving Franklin behind in history.
Women’s History Month Story: Susan La Flesche Picotte (1865-1915) was a Native American doctor that is widely acknowledged as one of the first Native Americans in the United States to receive a medical degree. In 1894, Susan successfully managed her private practice while raising two sons, advocating for improved health care for Native Americans, and caring for her husband.
