Everything we do at Gobel Group is built on metrics and accountability.

We understand the importance of capturing, tracking, and reporting on all day to day activities in a healthcare philanthropy operation.

We can help build and maintain exceptional information systems and services for your team, a fundamental element in helping to achieve the overall goals of any successful organization.

We change how clinicians think about philanthropy — and the way they partner with you.

Engaging clinicians to be active partners in the philanthropic process is a significant challenge. Often clinicians get so entwined with caring for their patients that philanthropic opportunities become pushed to the back of their minds. We are here to help engage clinicians and creatively educate them on ways to recognize and utilize the power of philanthropy. With list of 550 clients and growing, Gobel Group understands what it takes to solve this challenge and build the industry’s most comprehensive Grateful Patient and Family Philanthropy Program.

With our proven methods, data modeling, and collaboration, you will harness the power of patient gratitude and engage clinicians to grow your active referrals, productivity and gifts.

Gobel Group offers interactive trainings outside of core engagements. The educational sessions provide physicians and nurses the skills to partner with the development office and help foster a philanthropic culture.

In this session, your clinicians will:

Learn More: The Nurse’s Role in Philanthropy — Our Accredited Program

Gobel Group’s accredited session on Nurses Role in Philanthropy has been taught to more than 500 nurses, nurse managers, and chief nursing officers.

Together with Gobel Group, these institutions are helping nurses to build a culture of philanthropy and gratitude. As one client expressed, “I became more aware of the opportunity for giving and how to promote giving.” Nurses who complete the program earn 1.0 contact hours of continuing education credit. The Nurse’s Role in Philanthropy educational program is approved by the North Carolina Nurses Association, an accredited approver of the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.

Our groundbreaking program GRACE teaches GRAtitude, Compassion, and Empathy to healthcare professionals. It was created on evidence-based research to help clinical and administrative staff strengthen patient interaction, build greater compassion and empathy, and recognize how patients and families express gratitude. The program has been developed between Gobel Group and world-leading academicians David Victorson, Ph.D. and Robert Emmons, Ph.D. Dr. Victorson is a licensed psychologist and Associate Professor of Medical Social Sciences in the Feinberg School of Medicine at Northwestern University where he directs the Consciousness in Health Research Lab. He is also the Director of Integrative Oncology at the Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center’s Survivorship Institute. Dr. Emmons is the world’s leading scientific expert on gratitude. For nearly two decades, Dr. Emmons has been studying the effects of gratitude on physical health, psychological well-being, and on our relationships with others.

Campaigns are a powerful and strategic tool to bolster institutional needs and opportunities, and to galvanize donor commitment within a specific timeframe.

Well-planned and implemented campaigns will elevate your baseline of fundraising performance. Gobel Group has led billion-dollar medical center campaigns and can guide you to success in your next campaign.

Gobel Group provides customized training sessions for physicians, nurses, administrators, C-Suites, boards, and gift officers.

These customizable trainings can occur in a one-day time period or over a few days, determined by our client’s needs. Attendees will spend a day(s) with an experienced Gobel Group Principal Consultant learning our best practice approaches to their daily challenges and will leave the training workshop with individually customized metrics for success. Our training sessions will influence how patient and family gratitude is responded to and ensure that everyone is involved in the philanthropic process in a meaningful manner.

At Gobel Group, we understand the close connection between care experiences and high-level giving. Investing in a patient services program for high-level donors is key to creating a culture of gratitude that inspires giving.

We also understand the sensitivities around providing special patient services. Our consultants have first-hand experience with international philanthropy and concierge services, and we know what it takes to implement a best in class Concierge Program.

Many of our clients are blessed with hundreds or thousands of new patients coming through their doors every month, and these patients represent prospective new donors. Wealth screening tools have allowed us to identify those with indicators of wealth, but how might our work change if we could add a gratitude screening tool to the equation? In the past, this type of “gratitude score” has been difficult to compute because of restrictions on patient data. However, with changes to HIPAA (in the US) and with health systems more actively surveying patients on their satisfaction, the possibility of combining wealth and gratitude scores to find the best prospects is now becoming a reality.

Our Gratitude to Give, or G2G℠ tool utilizes patient satisfaction scores and other patient data, along with donor and wealth data, to predict and segment patient pipelines to identify the best major, annual, and planned gift prospects. This powerful data can be leveraged to identify the best clinician partners in philanthropy. Using our powerful data analytics, we will identify the persona of your grateful patient donor, and then build a customized G2G℠ predictive model to identify your best prospects with both high wealth and high gratitude.

For more information about G2G, contact info@gobelgroup.com.