FULL CIRCLE PR is a local strategic growth company specializing in the medical practice industry. Our team offers a full array of services including: public relations, marketing, advertising, and community networking.

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Technology Helps PR & Media
January 28th, 2010

On the coat-tails of the news about Apple’s Ipad, it’s important to know how technology influences those in PR or the media.

We are part of a society that everything is ‘now’, and PR is no different. Those in PR know it is a 24-hour job where almost anything can happen. Having the right technology is so important to help us stay ahead in this field. Continue Reading »


A few health notes during the last few days of January
January 27th, 2010

January is a terrific month of the year! Why is that? - Because it’s a great start to planning for success and excitement for the rest of the 11 months remaining.

Here are a few things notes to get out as we approach the end of this month:
1. January is National Cervical Cancer Awareness Month - learn more about this and help spread the message to help keep cancer deaths down! For more information, visit http://www.nccc-online.org/awareness.html. Continue Reading »


Senior Expo Excitement
January 26th, 2010

We at Full Circle are very excited about the Senior and Caregivers Expo this weekend. There will be a speaker on the National Silver Alert Program, which helps seniors if they become lost, sick, or end up in the hospital. It provides their medications, records, and contact information. We greatly believe in this and giving back to the seniors in our community as they have once done for us.

Come join us there!


Introducing New Webinar Lecture Series for Practice Growth
January 25th, 2010

Practice Growth Webinar Series

Is 2010 starting to feel like a repeat of 2009? Are you concerned about lower reimbursements?

Want more of your ‘ideal’ patients?
Get 2010 started with a marketing advantage! Start planning your 2010
marketing plan and budget with the help of medical marketing experts.

Introducing a webinar lecture series to help get your practice growing! The first 30-minute webinar will get you started on the right track and help you make the best ROI on your marketing dollars! Continue Reading »


WellSpring Oncology’s Bucks for Butts on Channel 10
November 30th, 2009


Bucks For Butts - Anti Smoking Campaign
November 24th, 2009

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Wednesday, November 25 is the LAST DAY smokers will be rewarded for quitting this month for National Lung Cancer Awareness Month.
A group of local oncologists is picking a “Grant Quitter Winner” from this month’s “Bucks for Butts” campaign - offering $5 gift cards to Publix (cannot purchase tobacco products with these) for every pack of cigarettes that are turned in. Smokers will pledge to quit ‘cold turkey’ before Turkey Day!

Bucks for Butts Cash-in for quitting your bad habit this month during National Lung Cancer Awareness Month at WellSpring Oncology Cancer Center Continue Reading »


Community Networking Is Key To Growing Your Practice
June 1st, 2009

Fairs, Shows, Events … Oh My!

Are you looking to …

1. Gain new patients?
2. Increase your revenues?
3. Educate your community about their health and your specialty? Continue Reading »


Working With Your Medical Association
May 28th, 2009

We give advice all the time to our clients. Advice is often key to helping others. Did you know your medical association also gives advice to patients when they call asking which physician to visit for their next appointment? Continue Reading »


Online Advertising 101
May 13th, 2009

Are you looking to grow your patient base? If so, advertising online might be the right fit for you and your practice. Continue Reading »


Make Your Practice Stand Out With A Clear & Consistent Brand
April 17th, 2009

What images come to mind when you read the following?

• Nike
• McDonalds
• NBC
• AT&T
• FedEx Continue Reading »