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Digital PR isn’t “just doing communications online”

We blend the very best of traditional healthcare communications with highly targeted digital marketing, so that the right people engage with our clients’ stories and content, as cost-effectively as possible. The result is measurable impact, online and offline.

Healthcare is changing. There has never been more health information (and misinformation) directed at people living with acute and chronic conditions, and their healthcare professionals. Healthcare companies also find themselves facing more competition for engaging with stakeholders, while facing unprecedented cost and time constraints. If you’re trying to communicate a health message, it’s harder than ever to cut through the noise and meaningfully reach your target audiences.

We dig deeper into understanding our clients, their customers, and the patients they ultimately serve. We work in collaboration with patient and healthcare professional communities to create solutions that work to empower individuals and reduce health inequalities while delivering measurable outcomes for clients that stand up to today’s world – online and beyond.

We’re always thinking how we can do things better and with more impact for our clients, healthcare professionals, patients, our team and our planet. Our blog has the latest on how we’re working to revolutionise how we deliver health communications.

We don’t just rely on digital solutions. We know there are still an estimated 1 million in the UK without internet access, and that some people may struggle to use technology. All of our programmes consider digital exclusion to ensure our health communications programmes result in better health for all.

Measurable impact across our areas of expertise

An experienced team that delivers cost-effective solutions

We have a blend of experience that creates solutions for our clients that have a tangible, lasting impact on their stakeholders. We become an extension to our clients’ teams (or can work pretty independently) to craft communications programmes that resonate and create impact, without any money wasted.

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A curious bunch

In our mission to do health communications and PR differently, we knew we had to build a team with a difference. Curious Health is a well-resourced team of spirited health communicators that are helping redefine health communications for the modern age. We blend deep pharmaceutical and healthcare expertise with digital marketing experience across various sectors (FMCG, education, patient organisations and social enterprise). The result is communications programmes that feel fresh and deliver measurable impact.

Our inquisitive team is driven by a desire to do things better. With decades of experience in the health communications sector, there are few problems we haven’t tackled; with experience from other sectors and our passion for progress, we’re always looking to identify ahead-of-the-game solutions.

We’ll let some of our clients do the talking for us.

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