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Medmovie.com is a multimedia production company that produces animated and illustrated medical and health education tools for professionals and patients. Medmovie licenses subscriptions to its collections of animated medical education tools for professionals and patients. Medmovie’s Media Library System is a software and database of animated medical media. It provides a visual dictionary or “health literacy visualization” for patients to compliment other providers of in-depth information therapy. Our content is licensed to hospitals, physician practices, non-profits, government and medical corporations.

We specialize in creating animations and illustrations in the areas of: Anatomy and Physiology, Cardiology, Electrophysiology, Neuroanatomy, Radiology, plus many other fields of medicine.

Cardiovascular Media Library:

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10.12.08 Medmovie featured in "Building High-Tech Entrepreneurhip: Stories of Success in the Bluegrass" study funded by Bluegrass Business Development Partnership (BBDP)
and the UK Institute for Workplace Innovation (iWin)
9.25.08 Medmovie begins development of new American Heart Association Diabetes Media Library and new Diabetes animation content
8.25.08 5 New topics added to the Cardiovascular Media Library including: physical activity, healthy eating, communicating with your healthcare provider, smoking cessation and smoking's effects on the body.
5.30.08 Medmovie awarded $25,000 for business growth and development under the ICC Concept Pool Fund of the Kentucky Enterprise Fund
4.9.08 Medmovie supplies medical media for Heart Rhythm Society
8.30.07 Medmovie creates 5th poster for the American Society of Echocardiography
8.30.07 Medmovie launches Orthopedic ML based on animations created for the FDA
6.20.07 Medmovie launches 19 new Electrophysiology Media Library Topics
6.20.07 Medmovie creates new HIV drug MOA animation
5.19.06 Business Lexington publishes article "Visualizing the Future of Medicine"
1.10.06 Washington Post uses images from Medmovie FDA cochlear implant animation (view Cochlear Implant flash animation)
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