Klick Health
Klick Health turned 20 last year, and its North American revenue was up nearly 20% to $239 million.
“Klick is fun, inspiring, and dynamic,” said one judge, “and it’s set on a track for continued long-term success.”
Indeed, Klick is ever expanding its horizons. Last year marked its first foray into product development with the creation of its SymPulse Tele-Empathy Device. The device digitizes and transmits Parkinson’s disease tremors in real time, and it’s being used to help increase empathy and improve care for movement disorder patients (more than 40 million in the U.S. alone).
Judges were very impressed with the innovation and Klick’s commitment to improving healthcare. “The SymPulse device is an excellent way of innovating to help patients,” said a second judge.
Klick also created a fantastic medical education and patient experience platform in partnership with Boston Children’s Hospital that uses VR technology to give patients customized 3-D tours inside their bodies.
The hospital is studying its effect on patient and family understanding, engagement, and satisfaction.
Standout campaign work last year included The Wrestler, an unbranded DTC effort for Novartis that used humor to help people with GI issues. It also used addressable TV to directly target audiences at home.
Long known for its digital expertise, Klick has also won many significant global AOR accounts in recent years. Its roster is full of happy long-term clients. In fact, 91% of revenue growth in 2017 was organic.
Finalists
Area 23
FCB Health
Intouch Solutions
Klick Health
W2O
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From the October 11, 2018 Issue of MM+M - Medical Marketing and Media
