Currently, most of our client’s content is developed by our founding team with input as needed from our diverse community of advisors and partners. In some cases, we may work with a freelance writer or subject-matter expert who has more expertise or lived experience with a particular topic.

We place greater value in alignment with our core guiding principles, lived experience, subject-matter expertise, experiential knowledge, writing and communication capabilities, and synergy with our standards for evidence and content than we do formal academic accomplishments. Although many of our team members do have a university education and professional certifications, we don’t view these credentials as the sole indicator of our team’s value.

The cost of our services depends on a number of variables such as the scope of work, duration of the relationship, type(s) of content, depth of research, timeline, and frequency of publication. We also consider our client’s stage of business, financial capacity, and the distribution and use of our work.

Some of our clients work with us as an extension of their existing content development and writing team, while we fully manage this function for others. There are also instances where we develop content for a single robust digital product, course, or resource over the course of several months or more.

Our fees can be subscription/retainer-based (starting at $2,250 per month) or a fixed fee paid in a single payment or installments. You can easily pay online in your secure client portal with any major credit card, electronic funds transfer (EFT), or certified funds (cashier check or money order) by mail.

We invite you to reach out to us for an individualized estimate.

We’re vastly different from traditional health communication agencies.

For starters, we’re one of the first and only health communication companies that develops content through an intersectional lens that embodies the principles of health equity, inclusivity, trauma-informed care, anti-oppression, and social justice. (You can learn more about how we do that by clicking here.)

Clove Health is also one of just a few communications companies in the United States structured as a public benefit company. This means that we have a legal and ethical responsibility to conduct our business and act in ways that directly benefit society, the environment, and our community.

Because of this, we only work with companies and organizations that share our values. Our clients understand the bigger picture of the work they do and have a true desire to transform the health and well-being of the communities they serve.

You can learn more about who we are on our About page.

No. All of our work is original and we never use templates or material that is publicly available for purchase (unless provided by or requested by our clients). We don’t reuse or duplicate anything outside of our client’s proprietary content ecosystem.

Our team frequently refers to our own internal content guidelines, evidence standards, and playbook of practices and strategies, along with any specifications and requirements you provide.

No. Our agreements are written in plain language and clearly explain how our relationship can adapt as your needs change.