Marketing for Organizations Improving Health Where People Live

Care access and navigation. Behavioral health. Clean water and clean air. Food, housing, and financial security.

These organizations share one hard problem: their buyers are payers, employers, health systems, and public programs — institutions paid to be skeptical, evaluating through committees you'll never sit in. Winning them over is a different kind of investment case. That's the case I build marketing programs for.

If your product improves health outside the walls of clinical care, you’ve found your marketing home.

How I Use AI

Every engagement includes an honest accounting of where AI does the work and where judgment has to.

I use AI daily — for research synthesis, first drafts, and repurposing across channels — and keep the argument itself, every verified claim, and anything staked on your voice firmly in human hands.

In markets built on institutional trust, an unverified claim isn't a quality problem — it's a credibility problem.

Is this the right fit?

Fit matters more than fee. Here’s where I do my best work.

  • Series A–B companies improving care access, navigation, behavioral health, or home- and community-based care

  • Organizations addressing the environmental and social conditions that shape health — clean air, housing, food, financial security — that need their impact translated into buyers’ language

  • Established nonprofits shifting from grant funding to payer and government contracts

  • Investors who want a repeatable way to strengthen positioning across their health portfolio