Create a welcoming and calming environment by focusing on acoustic comfort
Download Hospital Acoustics Guide Download Healthcare Acoustics GuideWith so many sound sources in hospital and clinic reception areas, noise levels can reach peak highs. That cocktail of noise can be distressing for patients and can also limit hearing-impaired patients from following critical conversations. Rockfon acoustic solutions absorb sounds to reduce reverberation.
Personal information ranging from health conditions to financial information is often shared in hospital and clinic reception areas. Class A acoustic solutions prevent sound leakage and ensure that private conversations are only heard by those who are meant to.
As the first touchpoint for patients and caretakers, the design of healthcare reception areas can set the tone for the rest of the building. Available in a range of colours, textures, and shapes, Rockfon acoustic solutions combine customisable aesthetic appeal with high acoustic performance.
See how hospitals, clinics, assisted living facilities, and other healthcare centres are bringing both acoustic comfort and customisable visual appeal to their reception areas.
Clean and comfortable healthcare reception areas are designed holistically. Click on the elements below to learn about the unique ways in which they play a role in an overall design strategy.
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Raw materials like wood, stone, and bamboo evoke a comforting feeling of being close to nature thanks to their biophilic association with natural environments like parks and forests.
Besides their role in infection control, glass partitions act as noise barriers, dampening exterior sound to help keep the front desk staff's zone separate from the busy environment.
Acoustic ceiling islands and baffles can be used in reception areas where a traditional suspended ceiling cannot be installed or where frequent, unhindered access to services located in the ceiling soffit is required.
Learn moreInstalled into a suspended grid, quality acoustic ceiling tiles absorb sound waves and prevent them from reverberating across the entire surface area of the reception area.
Learn moreA reception area's material plays an important role in limiting the spread of bacteria and infection, so all product selection should be made strategically.
Learn morePlants often elicit positive responses from staff and may contribute to their well-being. Their bark, branches, and leaves can also help in sound absorption.
Access to natural light has tremendous effects on staff well-being, and finishes with high light reflection and diffusion help to maximise its exposure and benefits.
Learn moreWe provide customers with a complete acoustic ceiling system offering, combining sound absorbing ceiling tiles and wall panels with suspension grid systems and accessories.
