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Wayfinding Case Studies
AtlantiCare - City Campus
San Francisco Medical Center VA
MultiCare Regional Medical Center
Carolinas Medical Center - Lincoln
Children’s Hospital and Clinics of Minnesota
MulitCare Good Samaritan Hospital
 
 

Wayfinding

For over 30 years, Aesthetics has been a leader and innovator in designing patient experience solutions for healthcare, with successful projects in over 50 medical facilities nationwide. Under the service line of Wayfinding, we have created integrated programs that support the organization’s long-term facility and strategic master plans with the goal of improving customer satisfaction.

Aesthetics’ patient experience design services provides analysis and recommendations regarding a campus’ physical environment, communication strategies and operational policies which impact the experience of patients, visitors and staff on a medical campus.

Our programs are designed to reflect the uniqueness of each medical center and their region. They dovetail with facility master plans, architecture, and interior design aesthetics. These programs integrate wayfinding systems, signage, scheduling and internet. They assist in building hospitality-oriented operations practices, which improve patient and visitor encounters and reinforce branding.

To do this effectively, our methodology incorporates input and involvement from a substantial number of hospital leaders, department managers and design team. The following description of services for both patient experience assessments and implementation plans are custom designed to meet the needs of each institution.

 
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