Health Care

Benefits

Hospitals can be an overwhelming place for people who do not suffer from sensory or learning difficulties, let alone those who do. They often involve a lot of loud noise and people rushing around, so calming sensory rooms are a fantastic addition to any hospital. They create a safe place where those who struggle with sensory overload can go to calm down and relax. They are also a great way of developing senses, so for regular patients with special needs, it can be used as a place to hold more long term therapy sessions.

Sensory rooms in hospices can be an excellent place for users to relax, by distracting and stimulating all of the senses. They can be used for both therapeutic purposes and as a safe space for patients to spend time. They can be of huge benefit to both patients and carers alike; relieving the pressure carers have, and also giving back a sense of independence to residents.

Multi sensory rooms are an essential part of any psychiatric hospital, as they benefit patients who struggle with sensory or emotional overloading.

Advice

If you are interested in discussing sensory equipment for health care facilities such as hospitals, clinics and hospices – then get in touch! We have a team of friendly product specialists, with expertise in multi sensory room design.