— Case Study: Commons Clinic

Building a content operation from the ground up

01: The Challenge

Commons Clinic provides minimally invasive surgical and conservative musculoskeletal care — a specialty area where accuracy, clarity, and patient trust aren't just nice to have. They're essential. When they brought me in, they needed someone who could edit complex medical content with precision while also building the editorial systems that would allow their content operation to scale.

The challenge wasn't just quality — it was consistency. Without a shared voice guide, SEO standards, or article templates, each piece of content risked feeling disconnected from the last.

02: The Work

What services do you offer?

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25+ longform articles covering musculoskeletal care, minimally invasive surgery, recovery, and patient wellness — written for both clinical credibility and patient readability.


In-house style guide

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Created a comprehensive guide covering grammar rules, inclusive language standards, and brand voice — giving the entire content team a shared foundation.


Article brief templates & SEO guidelines

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Developed a standardized brief format for every article, including keyword strategy and SEO guidelines to strengthen organic traffic through content development.


Content department management

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Established and oversaw the content department, managing a roster of 10 freelance writers — assigning work, reviewing drafts, and maintaining quality standards at scale.

Selected Published Articles

Content that earns patient trust

Editorial Infrastructure

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The style guide, templates, and SEO framework I built didn't just improve individual articles — they gave Commons Clinic a replicable system for producing quality content at scale, with or without me.


Medical Accuracy at Scale

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Every article went through rigorous fact-checking and medical review. In healthcare content, a single inaccuracy can erode patient trust — precision wasn't optional, it was the baseline.


Organic Growth Foundation

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SEO guidelines embedded in every article brief meant that each piece of content was built to be found — turning the content operation into a long-term organic traffic engine.