Acoustic solutions for healthcare

Product guide

Find the best acoustic solutions for different types of indoor environments.

Doctor examining her patient

There are three factors you need to consider in order to achieve a good sound environment in healthcare premises:

Make room for recovery – keep the sound levels down
Secure that the rooms support communication – focus on speech clarity
Make sure that the acoustic products fulfill the hygienic demands

If you achieve this, there will be many benefits for both patients and staff:

Lowered blood pressure Improved quality of sleep
Reduced intake of pain medication
Improved communication
Lowered stress levels
Improved patient safety
Enhanced staff wellbeing, performance and job satisfaction

Hospital entrance with acoustic ceiling

The ideal entrances and break-out spaces are inviting and stress-free.

ducational space in hospital facility with acoustic ceiling

Educational spaces

Spaces such as lecture halls and meeting rooms.

Acoustic ceilling at Meander Medisch Centrum

Acoustic considerations for canteens or cafeterias.

What to consider for elongated spaces such as corridors.

Nurses stations

Find acoustic solutions for nurses stations and drug preparation areas.

A comfortable environment helps reduce anxiety in waiting areas.

Patient and treatment rooms

Treatment and patient rooms should enable privacy, comfort and good quality of sleep.

Critical and specialist areas

Spaces such as operating theatres (OR), intensive care units (ICU) and maternity wards.

Acoustic solutions with a tolerance for high humidity, for areas such as changing rooms, showers or laundry rooms.

Laboratories are complex spaces where several staff members are working to analyse samples or data.

Smaller shared spaces

Shared spaces such as living rooms, activity rooms, dining rooms and kitchen areas within elderly care.

Living space elderly care

A personal living space within elderly care should feel safe, private and comfortable.