November 6, 2012 
While I do applaud the creative concept here, I wasn’t overly impressed with the creative itself. At the end of the day, the question for me is results. Did it pay for itself? Did it get more people to get colonoscopies (in the target audience) than otherwise would have? I’m unsure of that.
Here’s what I did find in a HealthLeaders article…At the end of the day, I’d want to compare that to a program we did at my last company for UHG in this area.
The campaign also netted 44 colonoscopy appointments. Of those 44 appointments, 13 were current Good Samaritan patients and 31 were new to the hospital. Forty-three of the 44 scheduled an appointment through the call center and one booked online. Of those who called, 27 cited the radio spot as how they found out about the service. More than half of the patients were in the target group of 50–59 year olds, with 24 female and 20 male.
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