Dr Sheel Mehta, a practising NHS Consultant, leads the practice. A clinician shapes and signs off the narrative, so when a health journalist tests it, it holds. That is the difference between being quoted and being corrected.
We pitch ideas the health desks want, built on real evidence and the right spokesperson, and we hold standing relationships with the journalists who cover the sector. Fewer, better placements in the titles that move opinion.
When something goes wrong, our reputation and crisis team steps in, and PR sits alongside healthcare marketing in the wider healthcare practice.
New to the discipline? Our reference guide explains what healthcare PR is, how it differs from general PR, and how to judge when you need specialist help.