The acquisition of One Medical was a monumental event that challenged the partnership of 2 brands, through the lens of human health.
The Challenge:
Amazon was expanding its presence into the healthcare space—a space that often feels cold, confusing, and inaccessible. We wanted to introduce Amazon Pharmacy and Amazon Health to a broader public through bold, high-impact creative that felt human, clear, and trustworthy. Minus the intimidating feel.
My Role:
As Creative Director, I led creative across large-scale digital out-of-home (DOOH), motion, and banner campaigns. The work involved educating, building trust, and creating visual cohesion across placements as varied as Times Square takeovers, subway platform ads, and online banners. I was also involved in the original concepting approaches and helped bridge the gap between One Medical and Amazon.
The Approach:
We leaned into simplicity and empathy, prioritizing clear messaging, calm color palettes, and modern type to communicate care without the clichés of traditional pharma -- aligning with the current rebrands happening across both Amazon Health and Amazon Pharmacy.
The Outcome:
The campaign drove awareness and positioned Amazon as a trustworthy healthcare option in a crowded space; while also reinforcing the quick and convenient messaging of Prime. It marked a shift in tone for the category—approachable, informative, and most importantly . . . human! The DOOH work specifically stood out in high-traffic environments like Times Square, stadiums, and major transit hubs.
Amazon Health
Bringing care and human kindness to Amazon Health
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Amazon Health's Story in Numbers
2x
Brands
The aquisition of One Medical was met with slight hesitation, but a strong end was reached.
5x
DOOH Location Types
Airports
Times Square
Stadiums
Highways/Freeways
Subways
A million
Smiles
Unlike anything that came before it, we were able to bring smiles across the entire US and meet them in high traffic moments.
