World-class care is only as good as the door people use to reach it.
Cedars-Sinai has one of the deepest specialist benches in the country, spread across its employed medical group and the independent practices that carry the Cedars-Sinai name. We rebuilt the front door to all of it, patient-first and multilingual, with a growth engine behind every physician. This is what we built, the opening it captures, and what it returns to Cedars-Sinai.
Proposed concept, illustrative. Built by Eureka Media for a Cedars-Sinai specialist-network discussion. Uses real public physician information from cedars-sinai.org; each physician would sign off before any live use. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Cedars-Sinai. Not medical advice.
A directory of names for a patient who only has a problem.
Every health system publishes the same front door: a search box and an A-to-Z list of specialties. It assumes the patient already knows which kind of doctor they need. Almost none route from a symptom, none carry the patient's own words to the office, and none speak the patient's language. That gap is the opportunity.
Illustrative framing of the front-door problem common to large health systems. Demographic figure: U.S. Census, Los Angeles County. No Cedars-Sinai-specific figures are claimed.
Every wrong turn at the door is a patient, and a procedure, that leaves the network.
One Cedars-Sinai name. Several front doors.
A patient does not know, or care, whether their Cedars-Sinai doctor is employed by the medical group or part of an independent practice in the network that carries the Cedars-Sinai name. They just want a Cedars-Sinai doctor. Today those rosters are knit together behind the scenes but presented as one search box that recommends no one.
Structure per Cedars-Sinai public materials: an employed medical group plus independent practices in a clinically integrated network managed by the Medical Care Foundation. Counts are public, approximate, and illustrative.
A directory should do more than list names. It should make the whole network findable in one place, and put a growth engine behind every physician.
So we did not write a memo about it. We built it, live, on the real Cedars-Sinai roster: one searchable supernetwork with an information assistant on every physician's page. Routing patients from a symptom is an optional layer we can add later, on your timeline.
A working supernetwork. Not a slideware concept.
Every physician in one searchable directory, a growth engine behind each page, and a bilingual experience end to end. You can open all of it today.
The whole roster, finally browsable.
Every Cedars-Sinai physician in one directory, grouped by specialty, with an information assistant on each page. It answers from sourced public facts only, no diagnosis, no automated referral, and surfaces a safety message if a search reads as urgent. Employed and independent, one search.
- One unified roster. Employed medical group and independent network practices, in a single searchable place.
- Ask, do not dig. Plain-language or spoken questions about each physician's focus and training.
- Informational only. Clinical judgment stays with the patient and their doctor.
- Built-in safety message on anything that reads as an emergency.
Triage, when you are ready. An optional next step we can pilot together.
The supernetwork stands on its own. When you want to go further, we can pilot a triage assistant that starts from a symptom and routes to the right specialist, safely. We would love to beta-test it with your team.
Built for Los Angeles, in two languages.
One toggle flips every page, and the entire experience, into Spanish. The screening assistant detects the patient's language and answers in it, carrying the same safety and routing logic. A front door that only opens in English is closed to a huge share of the county Cedars-Sinai serves.
- EN / ES toggle in the nav, the choice is remembered across the visit.
- The assistant mirrors the patient. Write in Spanish, get Spanish back, safety language included.
- Voice in Spanish too on pages with the spoken assistant.
- Reaches more of the right patients, the ones already in the community Cedars-Sinai serves.
Behind every profile, a growth engine.
The network is only half the story. Every physician gets a fast, beautiful profile and a backend that quietly runs their marketing, with a direct line to a build team. The independent practices that carry the Cedars-Sinai name are independent businesses; this is exactly the brand growth they have to build for themselves.
A front door that feeds a flywheel.
Each piece makes the next work harder, and all of it stays inside Cedars-Sinai, turning a marketing surface into a referral-retention engine.
Designed for a health system, not a demo.
The supernetwork is informational by design. The optional triage assistant, if you pilot it, carries deeper clinical governance the moment it touches a symptom.
Start with the supernetwork. Add triage when you are ready.
The supernetwork and the physician growth portal are live right now, built on the real Cedars-Sinai roster. Let us launch that first. The triage assistant is an optional workflow we would love to beta-test with your team down the road.
Built by Eureka Media as an illustrative concept using real public Cedars-Sinai physician information. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Cedars-Sinai. Physician sign-off required before any live use. Not medical advice.