Visual Explanations Work Better for Patient Education

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Patient Education Needs to Evolve

From the beginning of time, the health care provider has been lecturing the patient on how to live healthier.

Sometimes they use charts and graphs. And other times they use clinical video to explain their points.

It is stiff, impersonal, and very forgettable.

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Time for the Next Wave of Patient

Education to Launch

The content needs to be fresh, ever changing, customized to the patient, viewed when the patient wants to see it along with when they have to watch it.

It needs to be interactive and engaging.

The content needs to introduce an issue, explain why it is important and tell the patient how to solve the issue- all in a short and digestible burst.

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Time to Make Your Health System and You The Experts

The messages need to be repeated frequently to ensure that the patient can retain them.

They need to be simple to enact and repeat.

And they do not need to be selling any product or service- only their health care provider and health system’s expertise.

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Teach Using More of Your Senses People learn best when they can relate to

the content both visually and audibly. There is a reason why people remember movie lines easier than anniversaries.

Take that style of learning and apply it to your patient education program.

You want your patients to live healthier, give them the ways to achieve that in the formats that they are used to consuming.

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Halo Health can Help…

Halo Health engages, educates and empowers your patients before, during and after their appointments is here to help you.

We are experts in using health and wellness education as a tool to break that cycle.

Our content is simple to understand and can be used in your waiting and exam rooms and as an inpatient.

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Speak to Your Patients in Your Words

The content focuses on the story you want your patients to hear.

Good, sound, medically researched and sourced information. Not fly by night fad diet information. No advertisements for quick fix drugs.

The only message your patient hears is yours.

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Getting started is easy.

Simply call

(856-520-8655) or email

(jim@haloheals.com)