Category: Hospital Design

Why One Size Fits All Patient Rooms Don’t Work

Is there anything you can think of where one size fits all? Certainly not in clothing or footwear. Not in sports

April 8, 2016 13 Comments

How often are frontline healthcare professionals and patients the true architects of hospital projects? Maybe more than I’ll ever know, but I

February 5, 2016 2 Comments

Media interest in Ebola has waned — replaced by reports about Cyber Monday sales records, athletes wearing “I Can’t Breathe”

December 12, 2014 2 Comments

The September issue of Healthcare Design hit my desk last week, full of the best new projects to recently open

October 3, 2014 8 Comments

It’s always great when the mainstream media writes about what the healthcare design community has been talking about for years.

August 29, 2014 12 Comments

I often write about healthcare design trends and new hospital facilities. But the other day as I was looking

July 25, 2014 10 Comments

Today, I find myself in the hospital waiting area while my husband has knee replacement surgery. I will be there

May 16, 2014 6 Comments

I love that the mainstream media is covering hospital design. Articles have appeared in the last year in the New

February 7, 2014 2 Comments

Last month, I was surprised to see an advertorial in the Wall St. Journal written by Rich Umbdenstock, President and

January 31, 2014 No Comments

Those of you who managed to find the Patient & Family Centered NICU at the Patient Experience Simulation Lab at

November 26, 2013 2 Comments