Healthcare video
production.

It depends on crew size, shoot days and how many finished cuts you need. One shoot day can cover several patient testimonials and a doctor interview, which keeps the cost per video down. After a short scoping call we send a detailed estimate before anything is booked.

We follow your practice’s HIPAA and privacy policies on set. Only patients who have agreed to be filmed appear on camera, charts, screens and other patients stay out of frame, and we can film in a closed room or after hours. We never need access to medical records, and your team reviews every cut before it is published.

Yes. Every patient who appears on camera signs a written release before filming that covers where the video will run: your website, social media, TV and ads. We can use your practice’s own release form or one your legal team approves.

Yes. A small crew sets up in one exam room, office or lobby and works around your patient schedule, often early in the morning, over lunch or after close. Most patient testimonial and doctor interview shoots take a single day in your clinic.

Yes. Your team approves the script or interview questions before the shoot and signs off on the edit before anything is published. That gives your compliance or legal reviewer two clear checkpoints for medical claims, disclaimers and testimonial wording.

Yes. We can film patient interviews in Spanish, add Spanish subtitles, or deliver Spanish versions of your TV spots and social clips, so your videos reach every patient you serve.

Most healthcare video projects take four to six weeks from the first call to final delivery: about three weeks to scope, cast patients and collect releases, one shoot day, then one to two weeks of editing and review.

Yes. We are based in Los Angeles with a second crew in Washington, DC, and we travel to clinics across the country. Vein Envy’s patient stories, for example, were made for its clinics in Arizona.