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Brochures for Medical Facilities
We send free brochures to hospitals, doctor's offices and infusion centers, so a woman who asks about hair loss leaves with something in her hand. There is no charge and nothing to sign up for. Tell us how many you need and where to send them.
The first person a patient asks about her hair is usually you.
Hair loss is one of the first things a woman asks about when treatment is explained to her, and it is rarely what there is time for in the appointment. You are the one sitting across from her when her face changes.
A brochure is something to put in her hand, so the question still has an answer after she leaves your office, and so she is not looking for one on her own at eleven at night.
how to request them
To request brochures for your clinic or event, contact us here and tell us four things:
- The name of the hospital or clinic.
- The mailing address to send them to.
- Your name.
- How many brochures you need.
copy this, if it is quicker
Hello. We would like to request brochures for our patients.
Facility:
Mailing address:
My name:
Number of brochures:
Call us and we will take the details down for you, and you can get back to your day.
Toll free in the USA and Canada: 1-800-264-4287 (HATS)
Local: 281.334.4287 (HATS)
Monday to Thursday 9am to 5pm CST, Friday 9am to 3:30pm CST.
what we send
Everything below comes to you at no charge. The only thing we ask in return is that you keep them somewhere a patient can pick one up.
- Informational brochures, at no charge. Printed for you to keep at a desk, in a resource room, or to hand out during an appointment.
- A coupon code inside each one, for 10% off the patient's first purchase.
- Free scarf tying instructions, included with every brochure.
who they are for
We send brochures to hospitals, doctor's offices and infusion centers, and to clinics running an event or a patient education day.
If you are wondering whether your setting is big enough to ask, it is. A resource room, a support group, a single practice with one exam room, a church that drives women to treatment. If you sit with women who are losing their hair, ask.
why we send these
In 1990 my mother Carol went through breast cancer treatment and could not find anything comfortable or attractive to wear. She was a hairstylist, and she promised herself that if she came through it she would fix that for the women who came after her. In 1995 she and I started Headcovers together.
Thirty years on, some of our largest accounts are hospitals, cancer centers and nonprofits. The women who need us are sitting in your building long before they find their way to ours, and you are the one who thinks to mention it. Thank you for that.
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