
Visiting—and SleepToo—from Wieland

Provide patients’ family members comfortable and inviting accommodations with the SleepToo by Wieland. The innovative sofa transforms into a virtual family room—the center module raises to become a table top surface with seating to encourage interaction, as well as provide space to dine, rest, and even work. The durable table, which can function as a seat and hold up to 500 pounds, is adjustable to three heights. Ottomans and storage options are available to complete the set. Five different sofa lengths and a variety of finishes provide design flexibility. This product won the Best of Competition in The Nightingale Awards Program sponsored by The Center for Health Design and Contract magazine during Healthcare Design.11. www.wielandhealthcare.com

The Esprit Collection Privacy Curtains from cf Stinson

The Esprit Collection Privacy Curtain Textiles from cf Stinson. Organic, large-scale motifs define The Esprit Collection of privacy curtain textiles for healthcare from cf stinson. Several of the patterns include innovative A.M.Y. technology which is a durable antimicrobial technology that is inherent in the fiber and helps reduce bacteria, microbes and mildew on this critically important “touch point” in the healthcare environment. All of the patterns are reversible and can be railroaded to eliminate seaming. The patterns use inherently flame-retardant polyester yarns and can be laundered up to 160 degrees. Waterlily (floral images), Windswept (rustling leaves), and Flower Shower (raindrops on blossoms) aim to capture the beauty of nature. Family Tree features a leaf pattern with puckered boucle yarn and is woven with Cradle-to-Cradle Gold-certified Eco-Intelligent™ antimony-free polyester. All four patterns meet and exceed all ACT Performance Standards for vertical drapery applications. The Esprit Collection was recently recognized for its contribution to improving healthcare environments and received the prestigious Nightingale Award in the program sponsored by The Center for Health Design and Contract magazine during Healthcare Design.11. www.cfstinson.com

Mannington Commercial Flooring for Vivendi Collection

The Vivendi Collection’s subtlety of style enhances the speckled floor aesthetic typical to healthcare environments to create added interest. The resilient flooring solution, designed by HOK Product Design, Donald Cremers, and Natalie Banaszak as part of a “coordinating but not matching” family of products that includes a Pallas Textiles line, combines the concepts of luxury, health, and calm with a textured pattern and is finished with a patented Quantum Guard wearlayer and aluminum oxide topcoat. The line is fully recyclable and FloorScore certified. The Esprit Collection won The Nightingale Award in the program sponsored by The Center for Health Design and Contract magazine during Healthcare Design.11. www.mannington.com

KI for Soltíce 7

New to KI’s comprehensive Soltíce® Collection is the Soltíce® 7, designed by Daniel Cramer and Paul James. The residentially inspired furniture pieces transform healthcare environments into inviting respites for patients, families, and staff. The solution’s new “7” arm design features sweeping angles and a modern style, with additional support for ingress and egress in a hardwood construction, and replaceable cushions. Soltíce® 7 is GREENGUARD certified. And it won The Nightingale Award Honorable Mention in the program sponsored by The Center for Health Design and Contract magazine during Healthcare Design.11. www.ki.com

Compassion for all: Nurture’s Empath Recliner

Empath Recliner from Nurture considers both the patient and the caregiver as users of the chair. Nurture’s Director of Product Design, Alan Rheault says, “by putting ourselves in their shoes and being empathetic to the realities of both patients and caregivers, Empath creates a safer, higher quality healthcare experience for both. It is truly a complete healthcare solution.” For its latest product design, Nurture invested more than 2,000 hours of observation, photography and video research into what occurs between patient and caregiver as it relates to the recliner—a central component of patient care and recovery. This study of how recliners are used led Nurture to a simple conclusion—recliners needed to do more to help reduce risks to patients and caregivers. Empath has optional dual folding arms that allow for easy patient transfer from either side and soft arm material helps reduce patient injuries. Long, easy –to-reach reclining paddles and an optional headrest give patients comfort and control. Sculpted grip arms assist in ingress and egress. Empath was honored with The Nightingale Award in the program sponsored by The Center for Health Design and Contract magazine during Healthcare Design .11. For a complete tour of Empath. www.nurture.com
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