The Patients' Project's voice is authentic, based on experience, and unbiased. We have an editorial staff that is knowledgeable, astute and keen-eyed; backed by the physicians we work with, we create memorable projects that explain medical issues in easily understood, simple language. We look to develop information that is informative, engaging, personally relevant, emotionally resonant, and motivating.
We are proud to say that Zebra Talk, displayed in the gallery below, went 'viral' in the neuroendocrine tumor community. The first printing was spoken for before we received it. The third printing has been distributed, and we're working on the 2015 edition.
 A Patient's Eye ViewBasic information about cataract surgery. |  Planet ZebraA handbook with resources about neuroendocrine tumors. |
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 Barking ZebraLogo and Branding for an online store selling medical jewelry and awareness items. |  I Have What?A handbook describing a rare cancer clinic's services. |
 Flyer: Deb's Run for The StripesPart of the marketing campaign for 5K Run/Walk |  Zebra Talk 2014An introductory handbook for patients and their primary care doctors for information on neuroendocrine tumors. |
 Your Happy DogLogo/branding for a dog trainer. |  Annual Report 2007-2008Annual report for a foundation funding research and patient groups in the NET community. |
 Above and Beyond CertificateAn annual award for the most dedicated medical professional in the NET community. (Patient-selected) |  Child's Awareness BraceletFight NET Cancer Zebras Kick Butt |
 NOLA LOGO.jpgLogo for a New Orleans Clinic treating neuroendocrine cancer patients. |
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You're probably wondering why this page is included on a site that is all about health literacy.
Executive Director Suzi Garber was so grateful at having had life-saving cancer surgery by the team in New Orleans, that she wrote her story and included it with information about the NOLA NETs clinical practice and called the handbook "I have what"? After several printings she realized she was on to something - if this rare cancer community needed information that was practical and "vetted" by experienced patients, so would other communities.
Creative.
We specialize in crafting messages and designs that are informative, inviting, and memorable. We work with clinical practices, support groups, medical nonprofits, disease-specific associations. and foundations.