Olathe Health rolls out new branding, name change in 2017

Olathe (Kan.) Health System launched its rebranding campaign in the first week of 2017, reports The Kansas City Star.

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As part of the rebranding, Olathe Health System changed its name to Olathe Health. Hospital officials said the subtle change represents a renewed commitment to meet community healthcare needs across its four-county service area, according to the article.

The system is comprised of two hospitals and 38 family and specialty clinics. This is the system’s first rebranding campaign since its inception in 1953.

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