Most healthcare video stops at a 30-second ad or a lobby loop. We produce documentary-style films that show what care actually looks like — the aides, nurses, and residents whose stories recruit staff, reassure families, and move legislators.
Strategic Pete is the healthcare video production company behind People Worth Caring About, a documentary series filmed inside real care communities and distributed nationally on smart TV.
Trusted by care communities, associations & founders
▶ PWCA — caregiver story
▶ On location — senior living
▶ Advocacy day — capitol
▶ Filming a resident story
Episodes produced across seasons
Views in six months (NEHCA)
In social media reach
Smart TV distribution — Roku, Apple TV, Samsung TV & Amazon Fire
Long-term care and senior living face a staffing market with roughly 211,800 openings a year for nursing assistants projected through 2034 (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics). Job ads compete on wages. Stories compete on meaning — they show prospective caregivers the work as it really is, and show families the people behind the care.
That’s why our healthcare films are built for three jobs at once:
Staff see themselves honored. Candidates see a place worth joining.
Families and referral partners see inside the building — before they ever visit.
Associations put a human face in front of legislators and donors. It’s the same story-first method behind our nonprofit video production work.
Cinematic team narratives: a caregiver, a resident, a family. Cut-downs for paid and organic social are part of the workflow, not an add-on. Choosing between a short story film and a straight testimonial? Read testimonial video production vs. customer story film.
Multi-episode series like People Worth Caring About, with national smart-TV distribution and state-association sponsorship models. How a series fits a wider program is covered in our guide to healthcare content marketing.
Advocacy-day films, conference features, and campaign videos built from documentary footage rather than stock.
Digital PR placement in outlets like McKnight’s, Becker’s, and Provider Magazine — plus fractional marketing leadership to put the films to work.
Seven Nebraska long-term-care communities opened their doors to our cameras. The result: a docuseries streaming on Roku, Samsung TV, Apple TV, and Amazon Fire — and an association with a new way to talk to workforce, families, and the public.
“ This docuseries has been a game-changer for our association… Donors have been inspired at our fundraisers, and it has fundamentally elevated our facility’s and the industry’s image.
Tracy Lichti — Board Member, Nebraska Health Care Association
“ The acceptance of the People Worth Caring About docuseries by these streaming platforms speaks volumes about the quality of the production.
Jalene Carpenter — President & CEO, Nebraska Health Care Association
Also from our healthcare work: a 17-minute mini-documentary for Glass Peaks Senior Living (Toledo, OH) — memory care, assisted and independent living — with social cut-downs and press outreach.
Watch Lavida’s Story – Glass Peaks Senior Living
Operating a community rather than commissioning a film? The marketing engagement around work like this is our senior living marketing agency practice.
Trailer — People Worth Caring About
Part 1 — Wakefield Health Care Center
Part 2 — Stone Hearth Estates
If your story lives in the people who deliver care, we can film it.
Discovery call
Story scouting inside your community
Filming days built around care routines — not the other way around
Edit, with your review
Launch package: full film, cut-downs, distribution plan
Every project is scoped to the story — a single branded team story films differently than a state-wide docuseries. For association work, sponsorship models can offset production costs. Book a call and we’ll give you a straight answer for your situation.
Corporate video tells people what to think; documentary shows them what is true. Real staff, real residents, real families — which is why the films work for recruiting and trust, not just awareness.
No. Our films range from single-community stories (like Glass Peaks) to state-wide association series (like Nebraska’s).
Your channels, paid and organic social, press outreach — and for series work, national smart-TV distribution on Roku, Apple TV, Samsung TV, and Amazon Fire. More on each of those routes in documentary distribution: where your film actually lands.
Bring us one community, one team, or one association. We’ll tell you honestly whether there’s a film in it — and what it would take to make.