Health Clinic Flyers

A 6x6 square flyer works best for clinic outreach. It fits on community bulletin boards, table tents, and pharmacy counters without being trimmed. This size holds one screening name, three eligibility bullets, a date block, and a schedule QR code. We print them on 14pt gloss stock for durability at 100 quantity minimum.

We recommend one screening per flyer for clarity. A single blood pressure or diabetes A1C focus drives more appointments. If you need multi-screening, use two separate 6x6 flyers. Each can target a different audience, like pediatric flu vs. senior health. This boosts response rates by up to 30 percent.

List accepted plans as a bullet row at the bottom. Use short names like Medicare, Medicaid, Blue Cross, and Cigna. Keep it to 4 plans max to avoid clutter. For a 6x6 flyer, we recommend 10pt sans-serif font. You can also add a note: call for full list. This saves space while building trust.

No, HIPAA disclaimers are not required on marketing flyers. They apply to protected health information sharing, not appointment promotion. Just avoid including patient names or specific medical data. A simple clinic name and contact info is fine. Focus on screening details and walk-in hours instead. Many shops start near 100 pieces at 6x6.

Yes, we can increase the type size by 10 percent for senior placement while keeping the 6x6 square. The same art works, just with larger font for readability. This variant is ideal for senior centers and retirement communities. Order both versions together at 100 flyers each to test response.

Use a unique QR code or short URL on each 6x6 flyer. For a 100-piece test at one fair, count appointments booked within 2 weeks. Compare to a control group without flyers. We recommend a 500 print run after a successful test. Track by clinic name and event date for clear ROI.

14pt gloss cover stock is our top recommendation. It feels sturdy and resists bending in brochure racks. For table tents, the 14pt weight folds cleanly without cracking. This stock also works for lobby posters and cork board displays. Order 100 flyers to start, then scale to 500 for wider campaigns.

Yes, but clearly label the time block. For walk-in, say Walk-ins Welcome 9am-12pm. For appointments, list Call to Schedule and a phone number. A 6x6 square can hold both options if you use 9pt font. We suggest separate flyers for each event type to avoid confusion. Test 100 of each first.