HEALTHCARE PR AGENCY
CONNECTING EXPERTS WITH JOURNALISTS
CONNECTING EXPERTS WITH JOURNALISTS
The end game in medical PR is media mentions. These are articles in which clients are quoted as experts and leaders in their fields. This is what we do at MCPR every single day. See below for real-time examples of our work as a healthcare PR agency. MCPR clients are in the news almost every day and often more than once a day as a result of our collaborative efforts.
“Aging Issues: Is Smoking Making Me Look Older?”
July 19, 2016
Click HERE for the full article on HealthNewsDigest.
Capture Your Share of Same-Day Spine; What factors will influence where your surgeons will bring their cases?
Praveen Kadimcherla, MD, July 2016
PLACE AT THE TABLE As more surgeons are trained in outpatient spine, more spine cases will migrate to surgical centers, says Dr. Kadimcherla.
The spine surgeon’s scalpel has come to a fork in the road. Which same-day ORs shall we bring our cases to — the hospital’s or the freestanding surgical center’s? Several factors will determine where we’ll perform such same-day procedures as decompression, discectomy, vertebroplasty, and cervical and lumbar fusions. How skeptical your surgeons are. How hesitant your patients are. And how reluctant your payers are to reimburse spine cases done in ASCs. (more…)
Functional Medicine Specialist Dr. Marsha Nunley was published in Third Age Living for Women on 10 Super Foods for a Well-Stocked Kitchen.
July 2016
Click HERE for the full article on ThirdAge.
“11 Ways To Prevent Breakouts From Workouts, Because Body Acne Is The Worst”
CARINA WOLFF, July 11, 2016
Click HERE for the full article on Bustle.
Click HERE read Dr. Landsverk’s article on dementia in the Thurston-Mason Senior News from Olympia, WA.
July, 2016
About: The Thurston-Mason Senior News: The Senior News is a monthly newspaper published by the non-profit organization, The Thurston County Council on Aging. 17,000 papers are produced and distributed the end of each month (half direct mail/half to approx. 350 drop off locations) The paper is free and is supported through reader donations and advertising sales. Deadline for articles, ads, address changes etc. is always the second Friday of each month.
Is It a Memory Lapse or Is It Dementia?
Elizabeth Landsverk, M.D., 7/8/16
Click HERE for the full article on ThirdAge.
“6 Tips to avoid a pain in the neck”
July 2016
Click HERE for the full article from Scottsdale Health.
Sridhar Yalamanchili, PT, MSPT, with Atlantic Spine Center provided commentary in the summer 2016 issue of Health Monitor Magazine for a Q&A about living with arthritis.
Summer, 2016
Click HERE to read the full article from HealthMonitor.
“Seniors Are Suffering from an Opioid Epidemic”
12 million Medicare opioid prescriptions were written last year – is this a crisis? Or just pain management?
Robert McGarvey, Jul 5, 2016
Click HERE for the full article on TheStreet.
“Aging Issues: Common Conditions in Aging Spines”
Jun 29, 2016
Click HERE for the full article on HealthNewsDigest.
“Ten “Super” Foods for a Well-stocked Kitchen”
June 29, 2016
Click HERE for the full article on A Woman’s Health.
“11 Genius Skin Care Tips Found on Reddit That Actually Work”
By Beth Shapouri, June 21, 2016
Click HERE for the full article on Glamour.
“Memory Issues: Is It a Memory Lapse or Is It Dementia?”
June 16, 2016
Click HERE for the full article on HealthNewsDigest.
June 15, 2016. Click here to read Dr. Nunley’s article in the New Connexion Journal for Conscious Living on the topic of hidden sugars in foods.
“11 Things You Should NEVER Do After a Bikini Wax”
By Beth Shapouri, June 14, 2016
Click HERE for the full article in Glamour.
“Stem Cells and Degenerative Disc Disease”
Written by Ann M. Gault and Susan Spinasanta; Reviewed by Dwight Tyndall, MD, FAAOS , 6/13/16
Click HERE for the full article on Spine Universe.
“What is microneedling and does it work?”
LAMBETH HOCHWALD, June 9, 2016
Click HERE for the full article on Mother Nature Network.
By Sonoa Au, MD, June 2016
Numerous sexually transmitted infections present on the skin. Dermatologists are often on the front lines of treating these highly common infections.
The US has the highest rate of sexually transmitted infections (STI) in the world, with 20 million such infections occurring each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Half of those occur in people younger than 24.1 While it is natural to think about STIs affecting the genitals, numerous STIs present on the skin—which means dermatologists are often on the front lines of treating these highly common infections. (more…)
Skin Manifestations of STIs: A Primer for Dermatology
Numerous sexually transmitted infections present on the skin. Dermatologists are often on the front lines of treating these highly common infections.
By Sonoa Au, MD, June 2016
The US has the highest rate of sexually transmitted infections (STI) in the world, with 20 million such infections occurring each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Half of those occur in people younger than 24.1 While it is natural to think about STIs affecting the genitals, numerous STIs present on the skin—which means dermatologists are often on the front lines of treating these highly common infections. (more…)
By Dr. Kaliq Chang, Atlantic Spine Center, June 6, 2016
“What a pain in the neck!” This phrase is uttered by countless people reacting to countless situations – but certain risk factors lead to very real and challenging neck pain. Fortunately, there are also many ways to prevent this common medical condition, says Kaliq Chang, MD, of Atlantic Spine Center. (more…)
6 Tips For Preventing Neck Pain
By Dr. Kaliq Chang, Atlantic Spine Center, June 6, 2016
“What a pain in the neck!” This phrase is uttered by countless people reacting to countless situations – but certain risk factors lead to very real and challenging neck pain. Fortunately, there are also many ways to prevent this common medical condition, says Kaliq Chang, MD, of Atlantic Spine Center. (more…)
Healthwise: Six tips for preventing neck pain
June 6th, 2016
WEST ORANGE – “What a pain in the neck!” This phrase is uttered by countless people reacting to countless situations — but certain risk factors lead to very real and challenging neck pain. Fortunately, there are also many ways to prevent this common medical condition, says Dr. Kaliq Chang, MD, of Atlantic Spine Center. (more…)
Heart Health: Hormone Replacement Therapy for Women for a Healthy Heart: Timing Counts
(HealthNewsDigest.com) – San Francisco, CA, June 2, 2016 – Senior citizens are the fastest growing segment of the population. The number of people over the age of 65 is projected to double from 2012 to 2050, from 43 million to over 83 million. And while we treasure the wisdom that comes with age, it is a public health challenge as well as an individual one to keep the mind and body functioning as well as possible for as long as possible. The highest priority for an aging population is the cardiovascular system – the heart and blood vessels that pump and deliver blood to all parts of the body including the brain. The CDC confirms that heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States, killing 292,188 women in 2009-that’s 1 in every 4 female deaths. “Changes to the heart and blood vessels occur with aging,” says functional medicine specialist Dr. Marsha Nunley, founder of H.E.A.L. Medical, but many are preventable and treatable, improving overall health and prolonging life. Now we’ve learned from new research that women within six years of the onset of menopause can slow the progression of cardiovascular disease with hormone replacement therapy1.” (more…)
June 2016
Click below for an article from Scottsdale Health Magazine featuring Dermatologist Dr. Suzanne Friedler titled “Four Tips to Stay Safe in the Sun.”
Scottsdale Health Mag on Staying Healthy in the Sun