Launch kits

Everything your work needs to launch, in one clear set.

For new programs, refreshed initiatives, courses and campaigns. Each kit gives you a clear visual system, the first pieces and accessible templates your team can keep using.

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Three kits

Pick the kit that fits where you are.

Program Launch Kit

For a launch you can scope up front. A complete launch set on a fixed timeline.

  • A kickoff workshop and launch schedule

  • A brand standard and a clear visual system

  • A program overview infographic and a participant journey

  • An accessible fact-sheet template, a how-to guide and a first set of fact sheets

  • An accessible slide template and an icon library with alt text

  • A conformance note for every file, plus source files

Refresh Kit

For a program that’s live and has outgrown its materials. We bring what you have into one clear, consistent and accessible set.

  • A review of your current materials

  • A refreshed visual system inside your brand

  • Updated core pieces, starting with the ones people use most

  • Accessible templates so new pieces match

Course and Campaign Launch Kit

For associations, academies and nonprofits launching a course, campaign or initiative. A look, a kit and the first pieces, so your work lands with the people it’s for.

  • A course or campaign identity

  • Slides, handouts and toolkits

  • Web, social and email graphics

  • A short captioned explainer video

  • Original illustration, when it helps the story

A sample launch kit

Concept work for a sample client program, Partners in Care, built in the client’s own brand so every piece shares one look.

Bento board of six numbered program goals beside a blue title tile: Six goals for a practice built with patients.
Launch graphic The program’s six goals on one board, ready for slides, web and social.
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Six goals for a practice built with patients. A sample program for patient and family engagement in primary care. Care is better when patients, families and clinicians work as one team.

  1. Patient and family voices. Patients and families help shape how the practice runs.
  2. Shared decision-making. Clinicians and patients choose treatments together.
  3. Patient activation. Patients have the knowledge and confidence to manage their health.
  4. Patient portal use. Patients can see their records and reach the care team online.
  5. Health literacy. Every handout, form and conversation is easy to understand.
  6. Medication management. Patients and families get help to take medicines safely.
One-page fact sheet template: headline, sample stats, six goals, three steps to get started and an illustration.
Fact sheet template One page, built as a tagged, accessible PDF your team can reuse.
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Partners in Care: Better care starts with a seat at the table. Partners in Care helps primary care practices bring patients and families into the room where decisions are made. Together, they pick goals, try small changes and share what works.

At a glance (sample data): 40 practices in cohort one; 6 goals to choose from; 12 months, one full cycle.

The six goals:

  1. Patient and family voices. Patients and families help shape how the practice runs.
  2. Shared decision-making. Clinicians and patients choose treatments together.
  3. Patient activation. Patients have the knowledge and confidence to manage their health.
  4. Patient portal use. Patients can see their records and reach the care team online.
  5. Health literacy. Every handout, form and conversation is easy to understand.
  6. Medication management. Patients and families get help to take medicines safely.

How to get started:

  1. Join a kickoff call. Meet the team and see how it works.
  2. Pick two goals. Choose the two that matter most to your patients.
  3. Track progress. Share results each quarter and plan what is next.
Infographic: what patients and clinicians say when engagement works, on either side of an illustration of a patient and clinician talking.
Infographic What engagement sounds like, from both sides of the conversation.
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What patient and family engagement looks like in practice.

The empowered patient says:

  • I feel seen, heard and cared for.
  • I’m asking the right questions.
  • My doctor has my accurate medical information.
  • I have ideas for improvements.
  • It feels good to help improve health care.

The empowered clinician says:

  • Great questions!
  • I’m listening.
  • I have the information I need.
  • We’ve avoided unnecessary procedures and costs.
  • My patients’ input has helped me improve my practice.
  • It feels good to work as a team with my patients.

Two voices, one team: care is better when patients, families and clinicians work together.

Projects start at $4,500.

Every proposal is sized to your program: how complex it is, how many people review it, and how much hands-on support you want.

Feedback rounds are built in, and we flag anything new before it changes the plan.

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In every kit

Made to be used, not just admired.

  • Every file is designed and tested to pass Section 508 review the first time.

  • Editable Word and PowerPoint templates, so your team can keep going after launch.

  • Feedback rounds are built in.

  • We flag anything new before it changes the plan.

  • One clear visual system, so every piece belongs.

Let’s tell your program’s story together.

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