About Us

InnerCityMedicine Networks (ICMN) is a digitally-integrated health information technology and media services company.  ICMN seeks to leverage emerging digital media (Internet Broadcast, Digital Signage/IPTV, 3G-Mobile, Cable-Telco VOD, Pod, Blog, RSS, and WiFi) and traditional media (TV, Radio, Print, and Outdoor) platforms to distribute timely and culturally-expert health & wellness news and edutainment to ethnically-diverse consumers and their practitioners.  InnerCityMedicine’s multiplatform networks deliver consumer marketers a captive and demographically-targeted audience of wellness seeking-consumers.

Our quintessential business model is the cross-media production and distribution of health content and commercial messaging that fosters informed and proactive conversation about wellness, disease, and treatments between America’s most at-risk patient segments, their practitioners, and the broader consumer wellness industry. Based on historical data from the federal government, national non-profit healthcare sector, media industry analysts, and general feedback from targeted consumers and channel partners, ICMN believes it provides a just-in-time solution for reaching an untapped, grossly ignored segment of the multi-billion dollar consumer health services market.

At Our Core
ICMN operates three business groups and several media business units (MBUs).  These are:

  • Programming Development Group (PDG) which consults with nationally-recognized healthcare groups to elevate their consumer visibility and clinical trust-mark via 2.0 multimedia production services.
  • Digital Advertising Group (DAG) which engages leading wellness marketers on the creation of “Urban Health 2.0” disease prevention and management campaigns.
  • Media Distribution Group (MDG) which develops open-source, multi-platform content distribution channels reaching greater than 87% of urban and rural “connected & non-connected”

These business groups support the following media business units (MBUs).

  • Out-of-Home Unit— Develops branded “Point-of-Care TV” networks for consumers.
  • Web Broadband Unit— Develops “Urban Health 2.0” consumer and practitioner communities.
  • At-Home Unit— Develops programming for urban Cable, Satellite, and Telco video platforms.
  • On-the-Go Unit— Develops programming for 3G mobile, MP3, and WiFi media networks.
  • Digital Publishing Unit- Develops digital healthcare publications for urban affinity groups