Creating a Scalable Marketing Strategy for a Fast-Growing Senior Primary Care Group
CLIENT: GREENBROOK MEDICAL
INDUSTRY: HEALTHCARE
FOCUS: DUAL-BRAND STRATEGY, MULTI-LOCATION GROWTH & GO-TO-MARKET EXECUTION
GREENBROOK MEDICAL IS…
Greenbrook Medical is a family-founded, senior-focused primary care practice serving Medicare Advantage patients (65+) in the Tampa Bay region. Their model emphasizes smaller patient panels, longer visits, and a concierge-level experience.
To scale the model, Greenbrook partnered with Tampa General Hospital (TGH) to launch and grow TGH Senior Centers powered by Greenbrook Medical—a dual-brand architecture designed to combine Greenbrook’s operational excellence with TGH’s trust and regional reach.
ENGAGEMENT SCOPE
When I onboarded, Greenbrook’s marketing responsibilities were distributed across multiple team members and vendors. My role consolidated these functions into a single accountable owner and operating system.
What we absorbed
Marketing strategy + planning (annual plan + quarterly priorities)
Multi-location budget planning and allocation across Tampa Bay markets
Brand and messaging stewardship across two brands (Greenbrook Medical + TGH Senior Center)
Creative operations and production management (intake → prioritization → QA → delivery)
Vendor and partner management across web, paid media, print, video, and production design
Marketing reporting rhythm and performance narrative for leadership discussions
What we established
1) A co-branded design system
Clear visual + messaging guardrails for a dual-brand ecosystem
Repeatable templates for clinic needs (events, print, direct mail, broker materials, patient comms)
Centralized asset library and brand guide stewardship
2) A scalable creative operations model
Standardized processes for opportunistic campaigns and high-urgency requests
Quality control system to keep materials consistent across clinics and channels
3) An annual marketing strategy + budget for multi-location growth
Marketing planning anchored to member growth targets, CAC considerations, and channel mix across markets
THE STRATEGY