Can Architectural Design Actually Reduce Dementia Agitation? Here’s What the Research Shows
Research on dementia care design highlights the role of wayfinding, privacy, and glare control. Explore how those findings can inform glazing decisions in memory care environments.
Child Safe Blinds : A Safer Choice for Schools and Hospitals
June 3rd through 8th marks Child Safety Week—a time to reflect on how we can design safer spaces for children in schools, healthcare settings, and
Innovative Glass Solutions for Healing Environments
As healthcare design evolves, architects must now balance aesthetics with performance—especially when it comes to patient privacy. Whether it’s an ICU, behavioral health unit, or
Privacy Glass: A Fortified Barrier for Staff Safety
Deep Dive: Safety Challenges and Cost-Benefit Analysis Specific Types of Privacy Glass and Their Applications To effectively address complex safety concerns in high-risk environments, various
Privacy Glass for Healthcare and Education Institutions
The modern world demands a delicate balance between openness and privacy. This is especially true in fields like healthcare and education, where creating a secure
Privacy Glass Solutions Wins 2021 Nightingale Innovation Award
Coral Springs, FL – October 25, 2021 – Healthcare Design magazine, together with the Center for Health Design and The Healthcare Design Expo + Conference,
What Does It Really Mean To Design For Wellness healthcare?
Wellness in Healthcare Design: A Holistic Approach At VISTAMATIC, we regularly explore and discuss wellness in healthcare—especially in terms of prevention and long-term health strategies
VISTAMATIC Visits The New Parkland Hospital in Dallas, TX
Our Visit to the New Parkland Hospital in Dallas The $1.3 billion Parkland Hospital in Dallas, Texas is nearly complete. According to a construction official,
Inside the New Parkland Hospital in Dallas – CBS News
Original article posted at: CBS News A New Beginning for Parkland Hospital DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) – The new Parkland Hospital stands 17 stories tall in the
Healthcare Design & Infection control
Very interesting article in HealthCare Design magazine highlights five key trends shaping the future of healthcare environments. As healthcare facilities aim to create more responsive
