A pile of colorful and inspiring educational magazines.

Built a powerful platform for connecting patients to health knowledge

PROJECT DETAILS

FOR: A Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) in New York

PROJECT OVERVIEW: Through the print and digital magazine, the nonprofit was able to bridge the gap between patients, donors, community leaders and staff, fostering meaningful connections and collaborations within the large health care network covering 7,400 square miles in 6 counties in New York.

Tools used: Adobe Creative Cloud, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Stock, Adobe Acrobat Sign, Adobe Document Cloud, Kodak InSite Prepress, Bluetoad, Wrike, Microsoft 365

THE LOOK

The print magazine was printed and distributed more than 1 million times. Utilizing a content experience platform with a responsive design, the corresponding digital magazine was delivered and available to all to read at any time on any device.

Smile! An animated tooth is on the cover of a health magazine on a mobile devide on a table
A health magazine on a mobile device and in print displayed on a table.
A laptop showing a visual tutorial about how to run a 5K.
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  • "As a clinician, I strive to empower patients to take control of their own well-being by making informed health care decisions. In our service region, this can be challenging as we know there is a high need for improving health literacy in rural areas. The magazine is a tool to improve health literacy, as the thoughtful writing and design of the issues make it more accessible for people. This is powerful, as it contributes to patients and families protecting their health, and gaining more confidence to manage health problems when they arise."

    Chief Medical Officer

  • "I have to confess. I’ve wondered if it’s possible to make a health and wellness magazine that can be truly engaging and impactful. But Jossea and the editorial team have proven it can be done. The magazine is a wonderful blend of updates on Network activities, profiles of staff across the spectrum and both information and inspiration regarding actual health care. So nicely done!"

    Founder

  • "You can’t put a price on working for a great organization, and we address workforce challenges by continuously seeking new ways to provide value to our employees. The magazine is a way to share news about these investments, plus showcase and applaud the impactful work of our wonderful staff. The publication is a morale-booster for employees, and undoubtedly supports workforce recruitment and retention."

    Executive VP of Human Resources

  • "As a media buyer for 30 years, the health care space is competitive, and there are so many options available for advertising. When the magazine came onto the scene, I recognized immediately that it was a strong publication that hit all the marks. Branding is on point, and the publication has broadened their brand and reach within the community because of consistent high quality. I enjoy receiving every issue, and reading about all the good work they do!"

    Senior Media Strategist

  • "I just received the magazine today and congratulations on a job well done again! Kudos to the team for creating an informative, colorful and uplifting publication."

    Patient

  • "I would like to congratulate everyone associated with the recent edition. It is the best issue I have seen! It provides specific information that can be acted upon – just not news. This issue is a great resource for those of advanced age – like myself."

    Patient

  • "The magazine is interesting, informative and attractive. I know everything is going digital, but I like the hard copy version because you get to see everything at once."

    Patient

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