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Attitudes Toward Hospitals in the United States 2011
Mintel, Jan 2011, Pages: 107
With more than 5,000 hospitals in the country, the hospital category is extremely diverse, ranging from large public hospitals in urban centers, to prestigious teaching institutions, to small rural facilities. The American public’s view of the category is just as diverse, showing the opportunity for targeted marketing that speaks to the needs of various demographics.
Some of the topics covered in this expansive report include:
- A detailed analysis of the hospital category, including short- and long-term trends affecting the well-being of hospitals
- Respondents’ attitudes toward private, teaching and public hospitals, along with specific recommendations to capitalize on consumer wants and desires
- How urgent care and in-store clinics are redefining the category and consumer expectations
- How respondents gather information about hospitals, and what marketers can do to better reach consumers
- What drives hospital selection, and how advertisers can position their institutions to be more appealing
- Consumer attitudes toward hospital care, with suggestions for addressing brand dilution and leveraging social media
The hospital category is expansive and complex, but this report uncovers the most important issues and provides numerous suggestions for strategies and tactics. As a result, hospital marketers will be empowered to develop more effective campaigns and stronger brands.
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