RedPress healthcare press release distribution publishes your approved news across the news sites included in your plan. It is designed for clinics, practices, health-tech companies, device makers and biotech firms with a real announcement: a new location, a cleared product, a trial milestone or a partnership. Plans are priced per campaign, with no membership fee, and start at $169.
RedPress editors review every release against RedPress editorial guidelines before distribution, and you approve the final version. That review is editorial, not legal or regulatory, so claims about treatments, trial data or FDA status should be checked by your own compliance team first. Every campaign includes a placement report listing the live links, and plans from $279 add Google ranking and AI visibility reports.
Why Healthcare Press Releases Matter
A press release turns company news into a dated, public record. Beyond the announcement itself, the purpose of a press release is to give customers, partners and journalists one factual source they can find and share.
- A public record: Customers, partners and investors can find the announcement on news pages, not only on your own website.
- Search and AI visibility: News pages that carry your release can appear in Google results and AI answers for your company name. Read whether press releases help SEO.
- Proof of distribution: Every campaign includes a placement report that lists the live links, ready to share with your team or clients.
How Healthcare Press Release Distribution Works
You choose a plan and submit your release, or a brief if you order writing. RedPress editors review it against our editorial guidelines, you approve the final version, and the release is published across the news sites included in your plan.
Before You Submit
Check the draft against these common press release mistakes, pick the best time to send it and make sure every figure and name in it can be verified.
For PR agencies managing healthcare clients, our white label PR service fits into your online presence management work and delivers unbranded reports under your name.
Healthcare News Worth a Press Release
Telehealth platform launches and feature releases
Clinical trial enrollment, interim or final results
FDA-cleared medical device approvals
Hospital openings, expansions, accreditations
Healthcare M&A and strategic partnership announcements
Specialty clinic launches (cardiology, oncology, derm)
How to Write a Healthcare Press Release
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State regulatory status in the agency's exact terms. A device with 510(k) clearance is FDA cleared, not FDA approved, and an investigational product should be clearly labeled as investigational.
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Never include protected health information. If a patient story is part of the news, a HIPAA-covered provider generally needs the patient's written authorization first, so check with your privacy officer.
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Describe what a service, treatment or device does without promising outcomes. Avoid words such as cure, painless or guaranteed, and support every health claim with evidence you can cite.
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In a biotech press release, report the trial phase, registry identifier, number of participants, primary endpoint and whether the results are topline, peer-reviewed or presented at a scientific meeting.
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For a clinic or practice opening, give the address, opening date, services, clinicians' credentials, hours, accepted insurance and how patients book, so the medical press release answers practical questions first.
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Quote a named clinician or executive who explains why the news matters, and have your legal or regulatory team approve claims before you submit; editorial review is not a compliance review.
Healthcare Press Release Examples
Sample releases for common healthcare announcements. The companies, people and figures in them are fictional.
Example · Clinic opening
Wrenfield Family Health opens second primary care clinic in Columbus
The north Columbus clinic accepts new adult and pediatric patients and offers weekday evening hours.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 21, 2026 — Wrenfield Family Health today announced that its second primary care clinic will open Monday, Oct. 5, in the Clintonville neighborhood of Columbus. The clinic will see adult and pediatric patients and is staffed by six clinicians: four physicians and two nurse practitioners.
The 7,200-square-foot clinic has 14 exam rooms and on-site blood draws. It will be open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Thursday and from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday. The clinic accepts Medicare, Ohio Medicaid managed care plans and most commercial insurance plans.
Wrenfield opened its first clinic in Westerville in 2021 and has hired 22 staff members for the new location, including medical assistants, front desk staff and a care coordinator.
"Many of our Westerville patients were driving in from north Columbus for routine visits, and this clinic brings their care closer to home," said Dr. Alina Morrow, medical director of Wrenfield Family Health.
About Wrenfield Family Health
Wrenfield Family Health is an independent primary care practice based in Westerville, Ohio. Founded in 2021, it provides family medicine, pediatric care, preventive screenings and chronic condition management at clinics in Westerville and Columbus.
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Example · Medical device clearance
Tessaline Medical receives FDA 510(k) clearance for 14-day wearable ECG patch
The prescription-only patch records heart rhythm data for clinician review and is expected to ship to cardiology practices in early 2027.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 9, 2026 — Tessaline Medical Inc. today announced that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted 510(k) clearance for the Tessaline TL-14, a wearable patch that records a single-lead electrocardiogram for up to 14 days. The patch is intended for prescription use in adults who need ambulatory heart rhythm monitoring.
After a patient returns the patch, the recording is uploaded to a web portal where a clinician reviews it and makes any diagnosis. The TL-14 does not send alerts in real time, so it is not intended for patients who need immediate monitoring.
Tessaline plans to begin shipping the TL-14 to cardiology practices in Minnesota and Wisconsin in the first quarter of 2027, with other states to follow. The company will share pricing with practices directly and is hiring 12 people for manufacturing and customer support in Minneapolis.
"Clearance lets us move from design studies to working with cardiology practices on the rollout, starting with the clinics that helped us test early prototypes," said Priya Lindqvist, CEO of Tessaline Medical.
About Tessaline Medical
Tessaline Medical Inc. is a medical device company based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, that designs wearable heart rhythm monitors for use under a clinician's care. Founded in 2022, the company has 48 employees, and its products are available only by prescription.
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Healthcare Press Release Template
Replace everything in square brackets, keep every claim factual and delete lines that do not apply.
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Pricing for Healthcare Press Releases
One-time pricing per campaign, with no membership fee. These are the two entry plans; the pricing page lists every plan.
Basic
For a first announcement.
- 300+ news sites
- Editorial review
- Placement report with live links
Core
Adds search and AI measurement.
- 400+ news sites
- Placement report with live links
- Google ranking and AI visibility reports
Common Questions: Healthcare
01. Can I mention specific medical treatments in my press release?
Yes, if you describe them accurately. Say what the treatment or device is, who it is for and its exact regulatory status, and back any health claim with evidence you can cite. RedPress editors review every release against editorial guidelines, but that is not a legal or regulatory review, so have your compliance team check claims first.
02. Do you distribute to PubMed or medical journals?
No. RedPress publishes approved releases across the news sites included in your plan. PubMed indexes biomedical literature, mainly journal articles, and journals accept research through their own peer-review process, so a press release is not a route into either. If your news is based on a published study, link to the journal article or registry entry.
03. How does HIPAA apply to a healthcare press release?
A press release is public, so it should never contain protected health information, and none should be sent with your order. If a patient story is part of your announcement, a HIPAA-covered provider generally needs the patient's written authorization first. RedPress does not provide HIPAA or other compliance review, so confirm privacy questions with your privacy officer or counsel.
04. What is the difference between FDA cleared and FDA approved in a medical press release?
They describe different FDA pathways. Many devices reach the market through a 510(k) and are described as cleared. Devices that go through premarket approval, along with new drugs and biologics, are approved, and De Novo requests are granted. Use the exact term from your FDA letter, and never describe a cleared, registered or listed product as approved.
05. How do I get started with healthcare press release distribution?
Choose a plan on the pricing page, create an account and submit your release, or a brief if you order writing. RedPress editors review it against our editorial guidelines, and distribution starts after you approve the final version.
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