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Happy (early) Holidays!

As of today, we are officially more than halfway to Christmas! This year has been flying by, and our team is proud to have completed a multitude of projects relating to design, branding, consulting, and content creation.

One of our recent favorites has been the design of the Christmas City Classic 5-Miler and Candy Cane 5k logo, set to be used in the race’s 2018 t-shirts, advertising, and promotional materials. The race kicks off on December 8, 2018 at 9am, and benefits the Lehigh Valley Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

At Cassidy Communications, we take joy in being a part of this yearly process and have appreciated the sense of festivity found in conceptualizing the style of this annual event. When holiday spirit and competitive spirit combine, it is sure to be a lively affair!

Feel free to browse our newest race design below, as well as those Cassidy created in years past. And if you are feeling particularly jolly, click here to register for the run!

 

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Intellis releases Cassidy-designed case study

To prepare the report presenting the company’s methodology and success in assisting WellSpan with the $188.7 million “Project One,” Intellis teamed with Cassidy to design a concise and compelling case study.

 

Project Overview

WellSpan Health is an integrated health care system headquartered in York, Pennsylvania, works to ensure that inpatient, out-patient, home health and physician services are accessible throughout the central Pennsylvania region. The health system includes:

  • Six area hospitals
  • More than 130 outpatient locations
  • A regional home care organization

WellSpan launched “Project One,” to consolidate their five legacy EHRs and convert the entire system to the Epic EHR platform. At an estimated cost of $188.7 million over three years, the goal was to create uniformity, better connect providers with patients, and improve care coordination. WellSpan chose Intellis as a partner to support “Project One” by reducing costs, increasing accuracy, improving productivity, ensuring timely project completion, and successfully converting over 250,000 patient records to the Epic EHR platform. Contact us to learn more.

The health system expected delays, but they didn’t happen due to a ton of preparation work on the part the system’s workforce. WellSpan’s announcement of successful Epic EHR conversion go live: WellSpan Epic EHR goes live without a hitch | Healthcare IT News

“We recognized that we couldn’t function as one complete system, if we had multiple records and systems in place, We called it ‘Project One,’ not for its prioritization, but as it’s about one organization.”

                                                          — WellSpan Senior Vice President and CIO Hal Baker, MD

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Cassidy launches updated, dynamic site for Ohio preshcool

This spring, Cassidy had the opportunity to introduce the new and improved website for Interfaith Campus Preschool and Child Care Center, located in Canton, Ohio.

After extensive due diligence in coding, design, and content development, the site now offers not only enhanced visual charm, but additional progressive features. An interactive events calendar, online contact option, and downloadable forms are just a few of benefits that allow students’ parents access to information quickly and effortlessly. Cassidy was also excited by the chance to mold the written content for all of the Site’s pages, as well as provide ongoing training on site maintenance and updates.

For more information on ICP, or to see the bright, friendly new site, view the new site!

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Authors’ appreciation for “Lawyer” magazine design

The January 2018 issue of The Pennsylvania Lawyer magazine, designed by Cassidy Communications, has been released. Already the authors are chiming in with appreciation for Lawyer design and on the presentation of their articles. “Medical Marijuana as One Solution to the Opioid Epidemic in Pennsylvania” serves as the cover story. The edition also features:

  • Modernizing Informed Consent Rules for Clinical Research: Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision in Shinal v. Toms provides some guidance
  • The Benefits of Participation in the Mock Trial Competition: Mentor the next generation of lawyers and improve your own litigation skills
  • Who’e your Daddy: The Pilgrims vs. the Founding Fathers on Religious Education
  • Looking at Worklife Expectancy for Individuals with Disabilities
  • A Quick Look at the PBA YLD

The public online version of the Jan/Feb 2018 issue of The Pennsylvania Lawyer magazine is available at here.

We appreciate the kind words from notable Pennsylvania lawyers.

Article by Emeline Diener
Who’s Your Daddy: Pilgrim Fathers vs. Founding Fathers on Religious Education
“Nice job with the illustrations, as usual! Thanks and Happy New Year!”

Emeline Diener, Esq.
Pocono Summit, PA

 

 

 

Daniel Cummins article
The Benefits of Participation in the Mock Trial Competition: Mentor the next generation of lawyers and improve your own litigation skills

“The article looks beautiful. Thank you for the great touches you put onto it. Already getting compliments on the same. And thank you again for selecting this article for publication. I really appreciate it.”

Daniel E. Cummins, Esq.
Scranton, PA

See more Pennsylvania Bar Association artwork.

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Intellis Intelligence Center innovates health industry education

With years of health industry experience, Intellis manages the business side of healthcare for hospitals and health networks. Now, with the help of Cassidy Communications, Intellis leads the way in online health industry education.

Due to a strong creative direction relationship, Intellis chose Cassidy to build an innovative online learning platform. The site, dubbed the Intellis Intelligence Center, launched in early December 2017. Today, the site offers Coding Clinic Review courses for medical coding professionals. In 2018, Intellis plans to add dynamic training and support  for revenue cycle, clinical documentation improvement (CDI), and electronic health records (EHR).

With AHIMA certified trainers and presenters, the Intelligence Center presents current information in a clear and concise format and stays on top of critical updates. is designed to help health information management (HIM) professionals stay up-to-date on earn required continuing education units (CEUs).

Try it FREE.

First, take a tour of the Intelligence Center. Next, register to join a community of passionate HIM educators and learners. Finally, as in introduction to online learning, try a 20-minute Coding Clinic Review course FREE of charge.