Agency recognized at Healthcare Advertising Awards

TROY, N.Y. (PRWEB) May 17, 2018

Smith & Jones was recognized by the 2018 Healthcare Advertising Awards for their work with Ellis Medicine. The agency won Gold for Digital Marketing Program, and Silver for Total Advertising Campaign with TV.

The Ellis Medicine Cardiology Campaign announced the newest, most advanced hybrid operating suites in the region, called A2, which is only available at Ellis Medicine. This allowed Ellis to stake the claim of being the new leader in Cardiac Care in the region.

“Ellis Medicine is all about putting patients first,” said Sara Tack, Creative Director at Smith & Jones. “With these ads we really wanted to show that Ellis provides exceptional clinical care and advanced technology, while also delivering the best patient experience.”

The Healthcare Advertising Awards are sponsored by Healthcare Marketing Report, and are the oldest and largest awards in the industry. A national panel of judges grants awards to entries that exemplify exceptional quality, creativity and message effectiveness.

About Smith & Jones

Smith & Jones is where healthcare brands come to get better. We help our clients create meaningful and desirable healthcare brands, align their internal teams, engage new and existing patients, and drive downstream revenue.

For more information please contact:
Mark Shipley
(518) 272-2500

For the original version on PRWeb visit: http://www.prweb.com/releases/2018/05/prweb15491062.htm

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