The proof is
in the press.

A healthcare PR agency manages how a clinician, provider or health company is seen by the people who matter: patients, journalists, regulators and referrers. In practice that covers media relations and press coverage, thought leadership and expert commentary, brand and reputation strategy, public affairs, and crisis communications, all handled with the clinical accuracy healthcare demands. A specialist agency differs from a generalist firm because every campaign is shaped by clinicians, so the messaging is medically sound as well as commercially sharp.

Healthcare PR earns attention you do not pay for: press coverage, expert commentary, awards and reputation built through credibility. Healthcare marketing creates and controls the channels you own, including your website, brand, search visibility, content and paid campaigns. Most healthcare providers need both, which is why we run them as one healthcare marketing and communications programme rather than treating PR and marketing as separate budgets.

Our healthcare practice is led by Dr Sheel Mehta, a practising NHS Oncology Consultant. Every healthcare campaign is shaped, signed off and quality-controlled by clinicians — so your messaging is medically sound before it ever reaches a journalist.

Yes. Around half of our healthcare clients are in private practice (consultants, clinics, hospital groups) and half sit inside the NHS ecosystem (Trusts, ICBs, Royal Colleges, charities). The communications challenges intersect more than people realise.

Yes. We routinely advise on CQC inspection communications, GMC referrals, patient-safety incident disclosure under Duty of Candour, and DPA / UK GDPR breach notifications. We work alongside your clinical governance and legal teams.

Our office is in Temple Chambers, central London, and we work with healthcare clients across the UK. Many engagements are remote-first; we visit on site for media days, board briefings and crisis stand-ups.