Private consultation Selected results
We've gotten our clients featured through expert commentary, research storytelling, profiles, features, and bylines across the media categories that shape consumer and professional conversations.
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We build a balanced media program around the stories and sources each client can credibly offer.
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We translate serious medical research into accurate stories for national consumer health, business and longevity, local news, broadcast, and medical trade audiences. The goal is to make the finding understandable without flattening its scientific meaning.
Media / Selected
A selection of publications where we have secured client coverage.
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The LANY Group has secured physician expert commentary, features, profiles, research stories, bylines, local news, broadcast opportunities, and medical trade coverage. The strategy is built around each physician’s credentials and timely areas of expertise.
For medical institutions, The LANY Group can pursue research coverage, institutional and leadership profiles, clinical innovation stories, expert commentary, local and national news, broadcast interviews, bylines, and medical trade coverage.
The LANY Group can position a med spa clinic, its aesthetic services, technology, patient experience, founders, medical directors, and qualified treatment experts for relevant local, national, beauty, consumer, business, broadcast, and trade stories.
The LANY Group develops stories around the company, product, service, launch, data, category, founders, executives, and qualified medical experts, then pitches the media categories most relevant to the brand and audience.
Sample publications where The LANY Group has secured client coverage include TIME, The New York Times, Forbes, TODAY, Fortune, U.S. News & World Report, Becker’s Hospital Review, Health.com, Women’s Health, Insider, Vogue, Prevention, and Well+Good.
Yes. The LANY Group develops clear, accurate narratives around research, identifies the audiences and publication types most likely to care, and prepares investigators or institutional experts for media conversations.
No. Editors and producers make independent decisions, so earned coverage cannot be guaranteed. These selected results demonstrate experience and range, not a promise of identical outcomes.
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