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The Fascinating Way Patients Interact with Art in Hospitals

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When searching for art to place in a healthcare facility, particularly a hospital, one of the biggest mistakes management teams and designers can make is taking the “easy route.” They source budget prints to hang on walls, often…

2018: A Year in Healthcare Design

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Healthcare facility design is an ever-evolving process. Trends come and go, new evidence-based practices are brought into the spotlight, and facilities are constantly pursuing new ways to stand out from the competition. A lot can change in…

Healthcare Facilities Embrace a Mixture of Simple and Bold Designs

We have seen hospitals embrace both bold, often surrealist styles as well as simple, more minimalist styles throughout their facilities.

Designing Hospitals for Children is no Small Task

Children are inherently different from adults, which is why they need healthcare that is specially catered to their adolescent minds and bodies.

Thank You for Visiting Us at Healthcare Design!

Thank you for taking time to visit VividBoard, the premier patient room board supplier, at the Healthcare Design Expo in Phoenix! We're excited to partner with you for all of your patient communication and engagement needs.

Into the Lime Light: Memorial Hermann

Located in Humble, Texas, Memorial Hermann Northeast is part of a 14-hospital network that operates throughout the greater Houston area.

Re-Introducing InHarmony Changeable Glassboards

With infection prevention, patient satisfaction and engagement being important measures for reimbursements, communication and cleanliness are top priorities.

Customer Spotlight: Memorial Hermann

Located in Humble, Texas, Memorial Hermann Northeast is part of a 14-hospital network that operates throughout the greater Houston area.

Nov 18, 2018

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Enhance Your Hospital's Palette: Using Color in Facility Design

Today, modern hospitals are filled with rich color palettes, avoiding the monotony of having one single color rule the halls and rooms of any one facility.