Weight Loss
Disease Information Brochures (PD)
Our disease information brochures are designed to educate patients while promotion your agency and its services.
Rack Cards (HH)
Condition Specific Rack Cards
Market your agency’s services with our fully personalized rack cards. These rack cards inform and educate seniors about conditions that affect many aging adults.
These 4” X 9” double-sided cards fit all standard rack and brochure stands which are easily displayed at referral sources’ offices, emergency rooms, and other medical waiting areas.
Rack Cards (PD)
Condition Specific Rack Cards
Market your agency’s services with our fully personalized rack cards. These rack cards inform and educate seniors about conditions that affect many aging adults.
These 4” X 9” double-sided cards fit all standard rack and brochure stands which are easily displayed at referral sources’ offices, emergency rooms, and other medical waiting areas.
Weight Loss Rack Card (HH)
Condition Specific Rack Card
Market your agency’s services with our fully personalized rack card. This rack card inform and educate seniors about conditions that affect many aging adults.
This 4” X 9” double-sided card fit all standard rack and brochure stands which are easily displayed at referral sources’ offices, emergency rooms, and other medical waiting areas.
Weight Loss Rack Card (PD)
Condition Specific Rack Card
Market your agency’s services with our fully personalized rack card. This rack card inform and educate seniors about conditions that affect many aging adults.
This 4” X 9” double-sided card fit all standard rack and brochure stands which are easily displayed at referral sources’ offices, emergency rooms, and other medical waiting areas.
Zone Flyers (HH)
Increase your agency’s positive outcomes with this self-assessment tool for patients. Offer these flyers to patients as a guide for what to do when a health problem or emergency arises. The flyers help patients assess the severity of their health concern and make an informed decision as to whether a call to 911 is necessary (as indicated by “red zone” symptoms).