Patient education that communicates health with heart
Anatomii Studio is a patient education design studio based in Vancouver, BC. We partner with Canadian healthcare organizations to create resources communities can actually understand and use. Because health literacy drives health equity.
Patient education across diverse communities, from Veteran mental health to pediatric care.
We believe patients are the experts on their own lives.
Combining scientific accuracy, health literacy, and trauma-informed design, we collaborate with your organization to create culturally responsive resources for the people you serve.
Recognition builds trust. Understanding leads to agency. Our work empowers patients to become active participants in their own health.
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Trusted by
Veterans Organizations
Children’s Hospitals
Public Health Agencies
Testimonials
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Anatomii has an exceptional ability to connect interpersonally and build trust.
From coming prepared with advanced research to aptly understanding our needs to visually capture diversity, it was clear Anatomii equally invested in creating products that would benefit our audience.
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We worked with Anatomii to create a package of illustrations and icons for an upcoming project, and we could not have picked a better team to collaborate with. This efficient and flexible team was able to capture all of our ideas and produce incredible images for our project.
- Wendy Xie
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Nati is a talented, energetic, smart and highly respected biomedical visualization specialist. A methodical gem and exceptionally clear communicator, Nati always goes above and beyond expectations.
I had the pleasure of watching Nati flawlessly lead the development of digital multilanguage content for the ACTIVATE program which aims to build a gold standard telehealth model for clinics serving at-risk populations across the country.
Nati is a consummate professional, an absolute delight and an incredible asset to every single project!
- Tamara Lobban-Jones
Tell us about your project
Whether you're developing resources for Veterans, children, or underserved communities, we'll partner with you from concept to final deliverable.
Tell us about your project and we'll be in touch within two business days.
FAQs
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We work with hospitals, health authorities, Veterans organizations, children's hospitals, nonprofits, and public health agencies across Canada.
Past clients include Atlas Institute for Veterans and Families, SickKids AboutKidsHealth, the Chronic Pain Centre of Excellence for Canadian Veterans, and Diverse Health Hub.
If your organization creates or distributes health information to patients or communities, we're likely a good fit.
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We create educational animations, health explainer videos, illustrated resources, infographics, and multi-format patient education packages.
Every project includes plain language writing at a Grade 5–6 reading level, medical illustration expertise, and health literacy validation against PEMAT and the CDC Clear Communication Index.
French adaptation is available as an add-on for both animation and illustrated resource projects.
Learn more about what we create.
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Yes! Cultural responsiveness is built into every project. We have created resources for LatinX communities, BIPOC patients, Canadian Veterans, and youth experience mental health challenges.
We incorporate patient perspectives through research and first-person accounts, and we facilitate live advisory sessions with your community when direct access is available. Our goal is to create resources that patients can see themselves in.
Learn more about our approach.
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We sit at an intersection that most studios don't occupy: graduate-level biomedical communications expertise, trauma-informed design principles, participatory design methodology, and validated health literacy frameworks, applied together on every project.
Most of our team members hold MSc degrees in Biomedical Communications from the University of Toronto.
Our combination of scientific training, health literacy standards, and community-centred design is what makes our resources accurate, accessible, and genuinely usable.
Learn more about us.