Information for Administrators
If you are an administrator or a representative of an eligible healthcare or long term care facility and you’d like to undertake a biophilic Healing Art program in your facility, we’re here to help.
Simply visit our Contact Us page, provide us with the name of your institution and tell us a little about your facility or facilities (size, location, etc…). Once we receive this information, a project consultant will contact you to set up a face to face or online consultation where we will discuss the size and scope of the project and answer all of your questions.
Once we’ve hashed out all of the details and set the parameters of the project, together we’ll establish a timeline for the selection, the printing and the installation of the Healing Art in your facility.
You may be interested to know that on top of the many wonderful ways that biophilic Healing Art will improve the lives of your patients and/or residents, your hard working doctors, nurses and support will also benefit.
The research offers indisputable evidence that in a facility where Healing Art has been installed, staff members experience:
- Reduced job-related stress, anger, fatigue, depression, anxiety and fear
- Increased feelings of well being
- Increased creativity
-Increased productivity
- Improved morale
- Improved job satisfaction
- Reduced absenteeism and presenteeism
- Reduced employee turnover
Today, companies at the vanguard of workplace design and employee satisfaction such as Google, Apple and Amazon have either undertaken or have plans to undertake a biophilic project in their own facilities. They do this because they understand that their employees are their most valuable assets and that healthy, happy and productive employees are very good for business.
If you’d like more information and details of the research and the 40 years of clinical studies that have been conducted that prove that the extraordinary impact of biophilic Healing Art, please view our Biophilic research summary.
Case Study
In 2017, the American Society of Interior Designers undertook a biophilic project as part of the design and construction of their new headquarters in Washington DC. The association commissioned researchers to study the impact on employees due to the biophilic project undertaken. In the post-occupancy study, the researchers found that absenteeism dropped by 19%, presenteeism dropped by 16% and productivity increased by 19%. When this data was quantified, it was estimated that the biophilic project generated savings of $700,000 in the first year alone.