Onyx Health is a specialist healthcare marketing communications and PR with proven knowledge and expertise in helping SME healthcare businesses or those products that require a niche marketing approach enter highly competitive UK and global markets. We are now based in the North East but have successfully worked with many global pharmaceutical, device and diagnostic companies.
We are a team of highly experienced marketing communications, PR, health policy and medical education practitioners who develop integrated marketing communications programmes for pharmaceutical, device and diagnostic companies.
Our integrated approach, scientific knowledge and understanding of market issues enable us to manage communications challenges and deliver clear business value to our clients. More...
At Onyx Health we pride ourselves on giving senior level expertise, strategic insight and support to our clients. To ensure we achieve your objectives we spend time with you, getting to know your business, understanding the issues and opportunities in your market and create a best practice team around your communication needs.More...
Entering today’s healthcare market requires specialist healthcare expertise and the creative passion to really want to make a difference. At Onyx Health that we have a clear understanding of who and what influences current thinking and decision-making in healthcare markets. We are creative, innovative and passionate about our work, enabling us to offer our clients integrated creative communications programmes that maximise customer engagement and action.More...
13th March 2012
No one can be in any doubt that change is a major challenge in today’s healthcare market. Whether it is the possible impact of the health and social care bill, the commissioning of services from primary care or the impact cost reductions are having on the pharmaceutical industries investment in research and development. All this [...]
25th January 2012
Every company loves a great piece of media coverage about themselves or their products, but once the euphoria of what has been achieved has died down the reality of its impact can be quite disappointing. The coverage may have created awareness about the product but did it actually encourage anyone to start prescribing or using it? Too often media relations is seen as a simple way to create awareness but done in isolation it is equivalent to having your 15 minutes of fame on X Factor and then been forgotten about.