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20 May 2025.
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Polyclinic from Croatia converts bus stops into doctor’s waiting rooms and digital billboards into screening tools

Public health project resulting in more than 100,000 screenings and boosting a 46% increase in preventive check-ups

In Croatia, nearly half the population unknowingly faces potential spine issues. Reluctance to seek professional help has led to what is commonly known as a silent pandemic, hurting the nation’s collective spine with alarming numbers. But now, Croatia Polyclinics made sure the innovation steps in where the hesitation prevails.

Blending health awareness and technology, bus stops across Croatia have been transformed into the physiotherapist’s waiting rooms, while digital billboards became screening tools.This unique initiative actively helps people take control of their health.

This is how it works: passers-by simply stand in front of the billboard with computer vison which scans their posture. By analyzing neck, mid-back, and lower spine curvature through eight key points, the system detects potential issues and provides immediate feedback. The findings are displayed visually and numerically, highlighting areas of concern. For those flagged with potential problems, the billboard offers a direct link to book an appointment with a physiotherapist, prompting an immediate action.

The impact has been extraordinary. We reached 77.92% of Croatia’s population (Sainsbury formula). A total of 106,642 passersby completed a posture measurement, and 50,521 GDPR-compliant email addresses were collected. This engagement translated into tangible results, with a 46% increase in specialist check-ups. Moreover, 97% of participants instinctively corrected their posture during the measurement.

Maja Tucaković, Marketing Director at Croatia Polyclinic, said: “As a socially responsible organization, we understand that prevention plays a key role in preserving health. Our goal was to raise awareness about spinal issues while offering a simple and accessible solution. This project is an example of how the synergy of creativity, technology, and professional expertise can achieve tangible results. We’re proud that our work has been recognized beyond Croatia’s borders, confirming the importance of this initiative.”

This public health project will continue until Croatia sees improvement in its EuropeanHealth Examination Survey results.

Media
ambient
digital communication
PR
sector
banking/investment/insurance
Client
Croatia Poliklinika
Project team
Creative Director: Davor Bruketa
Account Director: Roberta Kranjec
Account Manager: Karla Jurič
Art Director: Ivana Momčilović
UI/UX Designer: David Asael
Head of Video Production: Anja Pečovnik
Head of Social Media: Tatjana Komljenović
Video editing and animation: Tvrtko Karačić, Danijel Ožaković, Dora Slakoper, Iva Marenić
VFX: Marino Vuletić/Poster
Case Video Director: Hani Domazet
DOP: Sandro Sklepić
Case Video Script: Davor Bruketa, Peter Ampe, Diego Medvedocky, Costanza Rossi, Nikola Žinić, Siniša Waldinger, Vanja Činić, Karla Jurič, Anja Pečovnik, Tvrtko Karačić

CROATIA POLIKLINIKA
Marketing Director: Maja Tucaković
Digital Marketing Specialist: Marta Družijanić

GO2DIGITAL
Project Manager: Dean Udatny
Developer: Hrvoje Bandov

MILLENIUM PROMOCIJA
Senior public relations consultant: Ružica Herceg
CEO: Vladimir Preselj
Media director: Ana Šimić
Head of planning: Daria Pernjek Majdak
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