Patient consent and privacy
Anyone recognizable on camera, along with screens, charts and paperwork in shot, needs to be handled with documented consent and care.
Provider introductions, patient education, explainer animations and short social videos, scripted for accuracy and produced with patient consent in mind.

Workstream
Video production
Illustrative workflow
The challenge
Video helps patients feel they know you before they visit. But it's easy to spend a lot and end up with footage nobody watches.
Stiff, jargon-heavy scripts make even warm clinicians seem distant on camera.
Clinical claims, recognizable patients and on-screen information all need checking before a video goes public.
A single polished film often ends up buried on a homepage. Planning for multiple formats gets far more value from a shoot.
What's included
Good to know: Travel outside agreed areas, large crews and paid talent are quoted separately.
Our approach
We decide where each video will live and what it needs to do before writing a word.
Scripts are written in plain language and reviewed for clinical accuracy.
We keep shoots efficient and help clinicians feel comfortable on camera.
We edit the main video and create shorter versions for social, ads and your website.
Free marketing audit
We review 50 touchpoints across search, your website and reviews, then send a prioritized report. Free, with no obligation.
Healthcare context
Anyone recognizable on camera, along with screens, charts and paperwork in shot, needs to be handled with documented consent and care.
Captions and clear audio help patients with hearing loss and the many people who watch without sound.
This isn't legal advice. Rules differ by country, state and province, so confirm specific requirements with your own legal or compliance adviser.
Clinical content is reviewed by a practicing doctor before filming.
We coach doctors and staff so they come across as themselves.
We plan cut-downs and formats in advance, so one shoot feeds months of content.
What clients say
“The team was careful with how neurological services were described on our website. The content feels informative and patient-friendly, which is important for sensitive specialties.”
Dr. Deborah WhitfieldNeurologist, DocWin clientProvider introductions, patient education, facility tours, explainer animations, testimonials with proper consent, and short social videos.
No. We coach them and keep scripts conversational. Most people relax quickly with the right setup.
Yes, with documented consent and a careful process. We'll guide you on what's appropriate to include.
Yes. Animation works well for explaining procedures or products without filming patients.
150%
Average patient increase

4.9/5 client ratingclient satisfaction rating
Book a strategy call and we'll suggest video ideas that fit your goals and budget, and how to get the most from a single shoot.