Clinical and Research Alliance€¦ · No real benefit, 16% Not sure, 40% Benefits of MedStar Heart...
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Clinical and Research Alliance
Presenter: Ty KennonVice President, System Marketing, MedStar Health
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About Us• MedStar Health, $4.6B regional healthcare system
– Largest health system in Maryland and Washington metropolitan region:• 10 hospitals, a research institute, a large multispecialty medical group and
200+ community-based locations• 30,000 associates, 8,400 nurses and 6,000 physicians (including 1,100 medical
residents)– 208K inpatients and 3.9M outpatients– Overall market share leader at 17.9% (compared to top two competitors
at 12.3% and 11.3%, respectively)
• MedStar Heart & Vascular Institute*
– Largest heart program in Washington and suburban Maryland– 8,436 diagnostic catheterizations; 2,714 interventional revascularization
procedures; 7,725 cardiac admissions; 1,670 cardiac surgeries;and 48 VADs
– One of the largest cardiac catheterization programs in the country
* “Vascular” was added to the MedStarHeart Institute name in August 2014.
Two Strong Heart Programs—Regionallyand Nationally—Working Together
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• 2012 – MedStar Health and Cleveland Clinic discussions
The first-of-its-kind clinical and research alliance betweenthese two organizations:
– Strong brands in cardiovascular care– Compatible cultures– Complementary strengths– Both pioneered TAVR research protocol for patients who
are too ill to undergo traditional valve surgery– Common goal: to eradicate heart disease in our time
Two Strong Heart Programs—Regionallyand Nationally—Working Together
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• This alliance:
– Enhances both organizations’ research capabilities,allowing both to share clinical resources and best practices
– Improves patient care at both institutions– Serves as a platform for innovation– Allows new and better treatments, and therapies to be
developed and shared to benefit all heart care patients
Everyone benefits from this alliance—most of all, patients.
Pre-announcement To-Dos
• Develop collaborative relationship with ClevelandClinic’s marketing and communications staff– Significant planning between both organizations
• Lay the groundwork for strategies of the externalannouncement– Internal communications – physicians, associates, board
members, and key stakeholders, including the Mayor andthe D.C. Council
– Develop an external multimedia advertising campaign, withsocial media teasers
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Co-Branding MedStar Heart & VascularInstitute with Cleveland Clinic
• Co-brand all marketing/advertising initiatives, aswell as PR/media relations and social media
• Share all with creative Cleveland Clinic’smarketing staff in advance
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Public Announcement: Jan. 7, 2013
• News conference with leadership from bothorganizations, as well as Washington, D.C.,elected officials and other stakeholders
• Six-week multimedia advertising campaign –TV, print and digital, and social media
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Multimedia Campaign Announcement
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Multimedia Campaign Announcement (cont.)
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ContinuedCo-branding
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Co-branding – A-fib Campaign
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Co-branding: Transforming Heart Care
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Co-branding: Transforming Heart Care
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Some Results
Consumer Awareness Online Study*
September 2014(1 year and 8 months after alliance)
• 1,009 consumers, 35+• Stratified across MedStar Health’s market:
Central Maryland, Greater Washington, NorthernVirginia and Southern Maryland
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* Conducted by Klein & Partners
Strongest / Best Reputation for Treating Heart Disease*
TOP 3:
• Johns Hopkins Strong: 32% Best: 16%• MedStar Strong: 28% Best: 12%• INOVA® Strong: 15% Best: 9%
* Based on:Things heard/read: 67%Personal experience: 30%Not sure: 3%
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Consumer Awareness Online Study (cont.)
Consumer Awareness Online Study (cont.)
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Heart Program Advertising Recall (Total Unaided)
• MedStar Health 11%• INOVA 6%• Johns Hopkins 5%• UMMS 3%• GW 3%• Mercy 2%• Others 5%
Nothing comesto mind: 65%
Consumer Awareness Online Study (cont.)
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Very familiar,4%
Somewhatfamiliar, 16%
Just heardname, 39%
Not at allfamiliar, 41%
Familiarity with MedStar Heart & Vascular Institute
Consumer Awareness Online Study (cont.)
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A greatdeal ofbenefit,
26%
A minoramount of
benefit,19%
No realbenefit,
16%
Not sure,40%
Benefits of MedStar Heart & Vascular Institute’sRelationship with Cleveland Clinic
MedStar Health Cardiac Market Share Data
Washington Region Only(Greater Washington, Northern Virginia and Southern Maryland Markets)
FY13 FY12 FY11• Cardiac Services 26.7% 20.1% 18.3%• Cardiac Invasive 33.2% 27.8% 25.3%• Cardiac Noninvasive 24.3% 16.7% 14.5%
20Source: DCHA/WebFocus Inpatient Discharges, includes all DRGs exceptnormal newborns (MS-DRG 795).
Announcement: Nov. 8, 2014Expansion to Central Maryland Market
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• Internal communications
• News conference withleadership from bothorganizations
• Multimedia advertisingcampaign – radio, printand digital
Launch of Multimedia Campaign
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Consistent andrecognizable messagingacross both regions
MedStar Heart & Vascular Institute’sFootprint across MedStar’s Service Area
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MedStar Heart & Vascular office
MedStar Hospital
MedStar Multispecialty Care Center
MedStar PromptCare
UMH Heart Specialists office
Metropolitan Medical Associates Cardiology
MedStar Heart affiliate office (100% loyal)