
Transforming a Local Hospital Into a Scalable Brand






Fixing Real-World Issues
The previous logo had sharp edges that broke on acrylic signage and couldn’t be embroidered on uniforms. Every vendor had to modify it slightly, which led to inconsistency. I refined the symbol to keep its essence while making it scalable and durable across materials — from metal signage to printed stationery.

Building Visual Consistency Across 60+ Touchpoints
I designed a complete identity system across uniforms, ID cards, signboards, accessories, stationery, and merchandise. Each was standardized through clear file formats, production specs, and color references so vendors could replicate it without guesswork.




Introducing Measurable Marketing
Candor was about to launch a 150-board campaign across Surat. Their earlier campaigns had no way to measure leads. I proposed using a dedicated phone number for all outdoor creatives. This gave them a simple but effective way to track how many inquiries came from billboards for the first time.

Improving the Waiting Experience
I studied the entire patient journey from entry to consultation and found small moments that could improve perception and comfort.
Patients were offered water or juice by default as a gesture of care.
The hospital’s own Gujarati YouTube videos replaced TV serials in the waiting area, helping patients learn and feel reassured before meeting doctors.
These service design touches made the physical experience match the warmth and trust the brand aimed to communicate.
After implementation, the brand finally looked and felt consistent across centers. Internal teams began using the same visual language, and vendors could produce material without repeated corrections.
The outdoor campaign introduced a measurable call-to-action system that the marketing team could rely on. Patients reported a noticeably more welcoming and informed waiting experience.
Candor IVF evolved from being seen as a small local clinic to being recognized as a trusted, expanding healthcare brand with a unified identity and patient-first experience.



