Mirada Media Inc. is proud to contribute to the modernization efforts of Le Centre Médical Lacordaire, a public clinic located in St-Leonard where two commercial grade 40" LCD screens were recently installed; one in the main reception area and another in the paediatrics waiting room. Surprisingly, waiting has never been so useful; patients and their families can now watch and receive public health information while they wait to be seen by a physician. “As a medical professional, one has the responsibility to disseminate health advisories and to promote information on important health issues. For this particular objective, the results of installing dynamic digital signage have been very beneficial.”
Mirada Media Inc is confident that digital signage will be an integral part of the clinic’s development. For instance, not only will it improve communication between professionals and their patients, but it will also promote different services, decrease perceived wait times and entertain patients while they wait. “Since electronic display systems are also an excellent venue for the clinic’s partners to publicize their health-related products and services, the resulting revenue generated will help pay for the system set and all realted costs.” stated Eric Morello, Mirada Media Inc Director of Marketing.
To give life to the screens installed at the clinic, Mirada Media Inc employs their Channelview system, a commercial grade media appliance preloaded and configured with their CV Player software. This system allows full control of the content as well as the screens, from their office in Anjou. As the clinic is now expanding and opening a new private health service in the same medical complex, Mirada Media Inc. has also been instrumental in providing a variety of value-added marketing services; from updating CML’s brand identity to the creation of a new logo and pamphlets. “Today, the fusion of new technology and innovative marketing ideas is the key to success for small and medium-sized businesses as well as large scale enterprises.”


