Hospices and palliative care

At the end of life, every detail of the room matters.

Hospices and palliative care units are about relief, dignity and closeness. People are often very sensitive to warmth, air, light and noise, and relatives spend many hours in the same room. Fact & Feeling helps keep these rooms as calm and comfortable as possible.

  • Guests and patients
  • Relatives
  • Nursing, medical and volunteer teams

Patient health

Here, comfort is the care

In palliative care, wellbeing comes first. Air that is too warm or too dry, noise from the corridor or harsh light are felt especially strongly here.

Fact & Feeling measures discreetly and without cameras. The team sees at a glance which rooms deviate from the desired values – and can act without disturbing anyone.

On the floor plan

The rooms we look at.

  • Zone A

    Rooms

    temperature, air, quiet and soft light at any time of day

  • Zone B

    Family and farewell rooms

    quality of stay over many hours

  • Zone C

    Common areas and conservatories

    daylight and temperature, especially in summer

  • Zone D

    Staff rooms

    conditions for teams in demanding shifts

What Fact & Feeling does here

What the platform does in your house – quietly, in the background.

The AI keeps every room within the range your team sets and only speaks up when needed.

Patient health

  • Comfort per roomTemperature, humidity and air quality with target ranges the team sets itself.
  • Quiet and summer heatSound and light at night, early warning when rooms or conservatories get too warm.

Energy

  • Save without disturbingEnergy is saved where it does not touch guests’ comfort.
  • Side rooms by useFamily and common rooms are supplied when they are used.

Operations and costs

  • Quiet alertsRecommendations appear with the team, not as an alarm in the room.
  • Little effortFor small houses with tight budgets: simple setup, clear alerts.

Fact & Feeling complements medical, hygiene and building systems and does not replace them. Operating theatres, isolation areas and other regulated rooms have their own requirements; there we only work in agreement with the people responsible.

Let’s talk about your facility.