Celebrate Thanksgiving
This Thanksgiving, Help Your Patients Enjoy Every Moment of the Long Weekend
Thanksgiving is Monday, October 12, and it’s the perfect time to share a little gratitude with your patients. From road trips and busy kitchens to the after-dinner walk, this year’s content is all about helping your community feel their best through the long weekend. Explore what’s included below and see how easy it is to share timely, seasonal content with your community.
1. Thanksgiving Blog Post
Your ready-to-use Thanksgiving blog is now available in your dashboard, designed to help your patients stay comfortable from the first bite of turkey to the last slice of pie.
This year’s blog, “Feast Without the Pain: Keep Your Spine Happy This Thanksgiving,” shares simple, feel-good habits for the holiday drive, cooking and hosting with ease, and why a gentle after-dinner walk is great news for your spine.
You can customize and publish it anytime from your website dashboard under WEBSITE >> BLOG POSTS to share valuable, seasonal guidance with your community.
2. Social Media Posts
Thanksgiving is a great opportunity to stay visible, build connection, and share a little gratitude with your community.
This year, we’ve created 3 ready-to-use social media posts, complete with eye-catching graphics and captions designed to complement your Thanksgiving blog and email.
Simply download the images below and start posting!
Make each post your own by:
– Personalizing the captions
– Adding your practice’s voice or local touch
– Including a call-to-action (appointments, reminders, etc.)
You can also schedule these posts directly from the “Get Social” library in your dashboard.
Stay consistent, stay visible, and make it easy for patients to stay engaged with your practice all through the long weekend.
Happy Thanksgiving! This long weekend is all about gratitude, good food and time with the people who matter most, and we’re especially thankful for our wonderful patients. Enjoy every moment.
Here’s something most people don’t know: your spinal discs have very little direct blood supply, so they rely on movement to draw in fluid and nutrients. That means a stroll after Thanksgiving dinner does more than make room for pie. It helps keep your spine nourished and moving well.
Thanksgiving debate time: pumpkin pie or apple pie? Tell us your pick in the comments. Bonus points if you share your family’s favourite way to stay active over the long weekend.
3. Thanksgiving Email
Stay connected with your patients this Thanksgiving with a timely, ready-to-send email.
We’ve created a professionally written template that wishes your patients a happy Thanksgiving and points them to your new blog post with easy tips for keeping their spine happy all weekend long.
Your email is waiting in your dashboard and ready for you to personalize. We won’t send anything until you’ve reviewed it, so you can make it feel just right for your practice.
Subject Line: Feast without the pain this Thanksgiving
Feast Without the Pain: Preview email content (see note below)
4. Thanksgiving Activity Pages
Add a little extra fun to your Thanksgiving celebrations with these ready-to-use activity pages, perfect for engaging patients and their families in a light, memorable way.
Download the pages below and invite your patients to join in. Whether you use them as a fun in-office display or share them for at-home enjoyment over the long weekend, it’s a great way to build connection and keep your practice top of mind.
Need a Hand? We’re Here for You!
If you have any questions or need help getting everything set up, our team is always happy to assist.