Insights

We bring observations from the field and personal experiences within behavioural health communities/practices to develop a wholistic line-up: one that supports the needs of the patient, the families, the practitioners and the facility.

  • Questions to Ask When Specifying for Behavioral Health

    When specifying for a Behavioral Health facility, some key questions should be asked to ensure the furniture going into the space is right for the caregivers, patients, and facility. Speaking with caregivers and staff often proves to be the best way to get answers since they're well aware of any facility concerns.
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  • Mental Health Awareness Month: A Personal Perspective

    May is a Mental Health Awareness Month. If you are experiencing any mental health struggles, or know someone who does, know that you are not alone. Share your thoughts and feelings with someone you can trust, whether it’s a loved one or an anonymous local helpline.
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  • Designing for Cleanability

    Infection control and cleaning have always been a hot topic in healthcare circles. What cleaning stringent to use; will the products handle them well; what is a proper way to clean? How about: how do you design a product around those requirements? BIFMA has published a guide that provides some insights into these questions.
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  • Perceived Quality of Care

    Can a waiting room influence what a patient perceives to be the quality of care? The study shows that waiting rooms can be designed to build confidence in the treatment provided.
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  • ROTO-MOLDED SEATING SUPPORTS DIVERSE NEEDS

    How do you create a facility that is inviting yet indestructible? The Hardi line strives to address that need by providing worry-free support for behavioral health facilities.
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