Healthcare Marketing Campaign

Cancer Care at SkyLakes Medical Center

Increasing cancer screening appointments through multi-channel healthcare marketing.

Project Type: Marketing campaign, healthcare communication, content strategy, patient outreach

Audiences: Women 40 years and older being screened every two years, adults aged 45-75 years who have had a qualifying encounter and are not on hospice, general Klamath Falls community

Results: The mammogram campaign reached 2,053 unique patients, 195 scheduled a mammogram, and scheduled mammograms were up 50% year-over-year during the campaign period.

A woman is looking out over a body of water. In the upper left hand corner is a Sky Lakes Breast Health Services Logo. The bottom of the photo has the text Sky Lakes reccomends that women begin to get yearly mammograms starting at age 40.

The Campaign and my Role in it.

Overview

As an intern at SkyLakes in the communications department, I worked on multiple marketing campaigns. This campaign revolved around promoting Sky Lake’s Cancer Treatment Center by using their values of Kindness and Care. The narrative of the campaign revolved around a former patient of Sky Lakes named Malissa.

For this campaign, I:

  • Did layout and design for an internal magazine called LiveSmart.
  • Wrote two articles that were published in LiveSmart, on the SkyLakes website, and in local newsletters.
  • Preformed line, copy, and content edits for the other four articles in LiveSmart.
  • Created social media posts and text messages.
  • Created two brochures.

UX in Marketing

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