Recent MVP Health Care fall brand campaigns have centered around the insurer’s promise to deliver “health insurance built around me.” This year, the weight of that message was much more specific (and more deeply felt). So as MVP rolled out new capabilities and helped members embrace new ways of accessing care in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Media Logic worked to create a campaign that directly showcased what MVP could do for their members.
Highlighting MVP’s ability to provide access to care via telemedicine using a phone, tablet or computer, the TV creative leveraged personal stories ranging from urgent care and post-surgical rehab, to mental health support – building to the revelation that MVP was making telemedicine services free for all their members. The spots were further energized by the addition of “I’ll Be There,” an optimistic and uplifting song licensed from Canadian indie pop band (and YouTube superstars) “Walk off the Earth.”
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