Lange Productions

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Medical Videos with Deep Clinical Insight and Creative Communication

Lange Productions, a leading company in the field of healthcare technology, provider of health-education programs and materials, was founded in 1986 by Vladimir Lange, M.D. A graduate of Harvard Medical School, Dr. Lange practiced emergency medicine for 13 years before combining his love of audiovisual and print communications with his medical background to educate millions of patients and physicians worldwide. The quality and success of Lange Productions' programs among patients and healthcare professionals is heightened by this superb combination of medical education, clinical experience and communications skills.

Today, Lange Productions has two divisions.

The primary division custom produces video and multimedia projects for major medical-device manufacturers, pharmaceutical companies and professional organizations. Affordable for any sized organization, these projects have included PSAs, VNRs, training tapes, and continuing-education programs. One of the latest programs is a video/slide kit/brochure package, Diagnosis of Osteoporosis, for Merck International.

Our secondary division develops and distributes patient-education videos, DVDs and books. Our latest project is the publishing of the third in the Be a Survivor Series™ – Colorectal Cancer Treatment Guide.

Lange Productions' client list spans the alphabet—American Cancer Society, American College of Physicians, Bristol-Myers Squibb, California Department of Health Services, Kodak, Merck, Oncology Nursing Society, Siemens, Zeneca, to name a few. The programs have been translated into a dozen languages, distributed on five continents, and honored with over 80 awards in the past ten years.

The success of Lange Productions hinges on its unique combination of creative staff, fast turn-around time, in-depth understanding of the needs and idiosyncrasies of the medical field, and a firm commitment to the belief that audiovisual communications should be both informative and entertaining.