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Logo

Anatomy

DispatchHealth has 2 logos – a primary, inline version and a secondary, stacked version. Both logos elevate words Dispatch and Health with strong emphasis and allow for clear legibility. Download plus learn more about our logos and usage guidelines below.

Inline

The inline logo is our primary version and allows the name to be read as the appropriate two-word lock-up that it is. This logo can scale as large as needed, but it should never appear below 20px or 1/4″ high. If the logo is too small, it will lose legibility and negatively impact our brand.

DispatchHealth logo for digital

Stacked

The stacked logo is our secondary version and should be used when limited horizontal spacing requires it. This logo can scale as large as needed, but it should never appear below 60px or 3/4″ high. If the logo is too small, it will lose legibility and negatively impact our brand.

DispatchHealth Stacked Logo for Digital

Clearance

Both logos should always be surrounded by white space equal to the height of the “d” in dispatch. This space is represented by “d” in the diagram. You may use more white space around the logo, but you should never use less. Never place competing logos or graphic elements in this space.

Approved Colors

The logos should only ever appear in the colors shown here, with red for Dispatch and gray for Health, and only be shown on a white or very light background (see Color for complete guidance on approved background color combinations). A black and white version is available when color print is not an option.

Rover Icon

In comparison to our previous logo/rover lockup, we have moved away from the two living in unison. The rover is available for internal usage in more playful applications and only for certain approved external facing usage. Please get in touch with our DispatchHealth Creative Team at creative@dispatchhealth.com for questions about the appropriate application.

Logo Crimes

The DispatchHealth logos should always be used as is. Do not modify the typography, proportions, spacing, or colors of any of these elements. The logo elements should always be set apart from other graphics and should be clearly legible.

DON’T SCALE UNEVENLY

DON’T ROTATE

DON’T ADD EFFECTS

DON’T BREAK APART OR REARRANGE

DON’T USE UNAPPROVED COLORS

DON’T USE ON UNAPPROVED BACKGROUNDS COLORS

DON’T PLACE OVER OTHER GRAPHICS

DON’T PLACE ON BUSY BACKGROUNDS

Co-marketing

Please visit our Co-Branding page to learn more about logo lock-ups.