CardioVascular Connections^®

CardioVascularConnections^® is a cooperative effort between participating cardiologists, cardiovascular surgeons, general surgeons, internists, and the hospital in the creation of a profitable and successful cardiac and vascular program.

The CardioVascularConnections^® uses:
• Patient education tools
• Physician bonding tools
• Community awareness seminars

CardioVascular Connections^® includes a comprehensive array of marketing and educational tools designed to quickly establish your cardiology, cardiovascular, and peripheral vascular program as the area leader.

Program Features Hospital Tools

(Patient Education videos and brochures)

Wall Displays - that provide helpful patient teaching information

Frequently Asked Questions - four sets of eleven boards, each with visual pictures and answers to the most frequently asked questions on Cardiac Catheterization, Open Heart Surgery

Seminar and Screening Boards - to place in your hospital lobby the day of the event.

HomeWork for Hearts – DVD’s include teaching for post-op instructions following surgery

Steps for Success Patient Guidebooks – These customized guidebooks provide information about heart disease, post stroke support and rehab, endovascular procedures and carotid endarterectomy

Doctor Box Kits

(Customized Patient Education Video and Brochure Libraries)

• Customized with your hospital logo patient education brochure and videos
• These libraries for the physician offices cover the following topics: General Cardiology, Interventional and Surgical Cardiology and Peripheral Vascular Disease
• Physician Recruitment Tool
• Community Seminars

Community Image Awareness

Marketing Seminars

Designed to enhance the image of your cardiovascular services program while driving volume to your physicians, diagnostic testing, interventional and surgical volumes.

Proven Advertisements

Specific call to action ads for cardiac and vascular problems

Newsletters

Provided on CD and designed to make it easy for your facility to keep in touch with your patients long after their discharge