Facilities
Every facility is different.
A ward is not a care home, and a waiting room is not a hospice room. We know the rooms, people and routines of every kind of healthcare building, and we measure and assess accordingly.
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Hospitals and clinics
A ward is a place to get well – around the clock.
- Patient rooms
- Corridors and nurses’ station
- Waiting and day areas
- Staff and break rooms
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Care homes and senior living
For residents, the care home is their home.
- Residents’ rooms
- Common and dining rooms
- Corridors and seating niches
- Assisted bathrooms and utility rooms
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Rehabilitation clinics
In rehabilitation, the room is part of the programme.
- Therapy and training rooms
- Patient rooms
- Group and training rooms
- Dining hall and lounges
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Psychiatry and psychosomatics
Where people need to find calm, the room has to help.
- Patient rooms
- Quiet and retreat rooms
- Group and therapy rooms
- Corridors and day areas
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Medical practices and health centres
A practice makes its first impression in the waiting room.
- Waiting room
- Treatment and examination rooms
- Reception
- Staff and break room
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Hospices and palliative care
At the end of life, every detail of the room matters.
- Rooms
- Family and farewell rooms
- Common areas and conservatories
- Staff rooms