It’s HCP’s 8th anniversary! I get to tell some stories I haven’t told before, and invite you to join us in where we’re headed next. I founded Health Communication Partners in 2017, after a few years as a professor working in the education sector and health sector simultaneously. My purpose was basically to help bring […]
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What our clients say they value most
The work I do is collaborative, responsive, and shaped by the people I work with. Over time, certain themes have come up in what clients say they value most about our process, our results, and how we get there. Here’s what clients have shared about our work together—in their own words. 1. Starting With What’s […]
Episode 206 Dr. Ayo Olagoke on using AI in health communication
Solving complex problems with limited time is the daily reality for many of us. Today, Dr. Ayo Olagoke joins us to explore how AI can make that a little easier in the world of health communication. Are you tackling big problems but are shy on time and resources? Thought so. So you’ll want to listen […]
Celebrating Pride 2025
During Pride Month, we’re reminded that effective communication with LGBTQ+ patients isn’t just about inclusion. It’s also about safety, trust, and clinical quality. Decades of research tell us what many LGBTQ+ patients already know: communication can shape whether you feel safe, seen, or if you’re willing to come back. If you’re someone who cares about […]
Episode 203 Inspiration for communicating across difference.
Communicating across our differences is difficult, but necessary, in today’s highly polarized environment. I share real life examples, and advice from a language expert, as encouragement for talking to someone you disagree with. Communicating with people that we disagree with has never been easy, but today I’m arguing it’s pretty necessary. So I’m going to share […]
Inspiration for communicating across difference
Today, communicating across our differences is both difficult and necessary. The more divisive the dominant rhetoric becomes, the more we need to look to each other for connection. The more we’re told it’s really an “us versus them” fight, the more we need to question those misleading and false binaries. But this is hard work. […]