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A new primary care physician moved into the area and approached your hospital to partner with her as she begins a new practice in the community. Because the administration is always anxious to welcome new practitioners to the hospital, you agree to meet with the physician. During the meeting, the physician explains that she wants to establish the first concierge medical practice in the community. The physician plans to attract around 100 families to her practice, and she plans to charge from $300 to $1,000 per month, depending on the size of the family unit. (Note: A goal of 100 families may not be realistic; however, the number makes for easier calculations). The patients who join the concierge practice will receive access to the physician’s services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, at an office located near the hospital. Families will receive preventive care services, and the physician will design wellness programs to encourage healthy lifestyles for her patients. The physician will use the hospital for all emergent care, day surgeries, rehabilitation, and in-patient care. The physician also plans to use nutritionists and the hospital’s fitness center facilities.In this case study.

  • Discuss some of the goods or services that could be highlighted in a marketing campaign that involves a concierge practice of medicine.
  • What advantages do you think a concierge practice of medicine might contribute to the hospital’s offerings of products to the community?
  • Discuss some of the issues and challenges that may arise from the hospital sponsoring a concierge practice of medicine.

Resources:

Goldman, D. P., Vaiana, M., & Romley, J. A. (2010). The emerging importance of patient amenities in hospital care. The New England Journal of Medicine, 363(23). Doi: 10.1056/NEJMp1009501. (ProQuest ID: 816191638).

Majette, G. R. (2009). From concierge medicine to patient-centered medical homes: International lessons & the search for a better way to deliver primary health care in the U.S. American Journal of Law and Medicine 35(4), 585–619.

Paton, N. E. (2010). A new marketing playbook. Marketing Health Services, 30(2), 8–9.

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Running head: MARKETING CAMPAIGN IN HEALTHCARE

Marketing Campaign in Healthcare
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Author’s Note

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MARKETING CAMPAIGN IN HEALTHCARE

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Goods and services
The concept of pricing is one of the services that are included in a marketing campaign
enticing the public to visit the facility to attain the required services. On the other hand, the
technology services and equipment at the facility can also be included in the campaign trail. The
public has to generate a particular level of confidence in the services that are to be offered by the
hospital minimizing instances where they will attain these services from another hospital.
Similarly, Paton (2010) states that the quality of staff is a major factor to be considered when
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