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Part One in a Series]  Right up front, it’s fair to say that there are some exceptions to this overview lesson about digital marketing. In fact, a full-service, integrated healthcare agency brings marketing and advertising savvy and experience to direct a comprehensive, digital-driven plan that attracts and retains new patients. That said, digital is (almost) always the first and most effective marketing power tool. If it were possible to reach prospective patients anywhere or anytime—doing what worked yesterday—everyone would still be doing the same old thing. Instead, here are some of the important reasons that digital delivers ROI for hospital and medical practice marketing: #1: Prospective patients live in a digital world.  As the saying goes, success is a matter of fishing where the fish are…and, in a digital age, that means online. Virtually all health care needs—those that lead to a doctor or hospital selection—begin with online searches and research (80 percent).