Kaiser Permanente

I’m such a sucker for a one-word tagline. “Thrive” is one of the best of them. I wish I could say I thought of it…but alas. The team at Campbell Ewald coined it long before my time there. Without question, the KP brand has influenced every healthcare campaign that’s come along since. And the insight that drives it – people love health, people hate healthcare – contains the kind of simple, human insight that extends far beyond any one category. What follows are a couple favorite projects from my time working on the brand. Both were valuable exercises in understanding and applying the core tone and values of a big brand to a very specific, feature-driven brief.

Above: Subcampaign communicating KP’s mobile app and telemedicine capabilities. In 2014, the brand led the way with its online care delivery.

Below: Subcampaign designed to push back on erroneous impressions about patients’ choices with regard to doctors and other care providers. KP’s services include both insurance coverage and care delivery, and patients are free to select any doctor at any location within the KP network.

Project Details

  • Art Director: Chip Kettering, Tatum Cardillo
    Agency Producer: John Haggerty
    My Role: ACD/Copywriter

    Director: Aaron Ruell
    Editorial: Kim Bica @Arcade
    Music: Beacon Street Studios
    Audio: Lime Studios

Project Details

  • Art Director: Chip Kettering
    Agency Producer: John Heggarty
    Account Mgmt: Angela Zepeda
    CCO: Mark Simon
    My Role: Copywriter

    Production Co: Bob Industries
    Director: Dayton & Faris
    EP: TK Knowles
    Editorial: James Haygood @Union
    Music: Michael Yessian
    Audio Post: Miloš Zivkovic @Union


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