Bringing a pediatric brand to life through clear, family-friendly web content
Children’s Nebraska partnered with WG Content to write core website content for its redesigned digital experience, translating complex care into clear, supportive language for families.
HQ: Omaha, NE
Industry: Children’s Hospital
Founded in 1948
4K+ team members
“WG Content helped us translate complex medical information into language families can truly understand. Their team brought clarity, consistency and empathy to every part of our new website.”
Laura Householder
Digital Marketing Manager

Opportunity
As Children’s Nebraska prepared to launch a redesigned website, the team needed clear, consistent content that matched its modern brand voice while supporting both families and search.
Solution
WG Content partnered with Children’s Nebraska to write website content across service lines, careers and volunteer pages, and patient stories using a structured, search-friendly approach.
Results
The redesigned website earned Platinum for Best Overall Internet Site from eHealthcare Strategy & Trends and established a scalable foundation for future digital content.
Opportunity
Launching a new website with content families can trust
Children’s Nebraska, formerly Children’s Hospital & Medical Center, was preparing for a major moment: the launch of a completely redesigned website.
The digital experience needed to reflect the organization’s modern identity while helping families navigate complex pediatric specialties with confidence. Parents, caregivers and referring providers all rely on the website to understand conditions, treatment options and where to find the right care.
That meant the content had to do several things well at once.
It needed to:
- Translate complex pediatric medicine into language families can understand
- Reflect the health system’s brand voice and tone
- Support search visibility and user intent
- Align with the modular design system developed for the new website
Children’s Nebraska partnered with digital agency Reason One for design and development and brought in WG Content to help build the content foundation.
The goal was simple but high-stakes: create content that feels clear, supportive and trustworthy for families navigating difficult health questions.

Solution
Structuring web content for families and search
WG Content collaborated closely with the Children’s Nebraska team and Reason One to write content for the new website.
Because the redesigned site used a modular layout system, the content strategy needed to support a consistent structure across specialties while remaining flexible enough to explain different conditions and treatments.
WG Content focused on translating complex clinical topics into accessible, family-friendly language while maintaining strong search visibility and content governance.
Key elements of the content approach included:
- Clear, descriptive headings that help families quickly scan and understand key topics
- Consistent section labeling across service lines
- Content modules aligned with common search patterns and user intent
- Plain language writing to improve readability and accessibility
- Logical content flow that supports both parents and referring providers
This structured approach allowed each page to answer common questions families have when researching pediatric care while also helping search engines understand the page’s relevance and hierarchy.
WG Content developed service line pages across multiple specialties, including:
The result was a set of pages that feel clear and supportive to families while maintaining consistency across the broader website experience.
To support the full digital experience, WG Content also developed content for key audience pathways and storytelling sections of the site, including:
Together, these pages helped create a cohesive digital experience that reflects Children’s Nebraska’s mission, expertise and commitment to families.
Training the team to scale high-quality content
Once the redesigned website launched, Children’s Nebraska wanted to ensure its internal team could continue producing content with the same level of clarity and consistency.
WG Content delivered customized workshops designed specifically for the organization’s digital and marketing teams. These sessions helped the team understand how to write effectively for the web while maintaining the health system’s voice and SEO strategy.
Training included guidance on:
- Writing for the web and digital readability
- SEO, AEO and search intent fundamentals
- Structuring content for usability and accessibility
- Creating consistent service line content
WG Content also developed practical resources to support day-to-day work, including templates, content briefs and editorial checklists.
These tools helped establish a shared framework for creating digital content, giving team members more confidence and consistency as they continue to expand and maintain the website.

Results
A strong digital foundation for a modern pediatric brand
The new website successfully brought the Children’s Nebraska brand to life online while making complex pediatric care easier for families to understand and navigate.
The structured content approach ensured that web content is:
- Easier for families to read and understand
- Consistent across specialties and departments
- Aligned with modern search and accessibility standards
- Designed to scale as the site grows
The impact of the redesign was recognized across the healthcare marketing industry. Children’s Nebraska received Platinum for Best Overall Internet Site from eHealthcare Strategy & Trends for the new website.
By combining thoughtful design, clear content and a scalable framework for future updates, the project created a digital experience that supports both families seeking care and the teams responsible for maintaining the site.

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