Patient health
- Air during exerciseCO₂ and temperature in therapy rooms when groups exercise – with ventilation before it gets stuffy.
- Rest between sessionsQuiet, comfortably tempered rooms, especially at night.
Rehabilitation clinics
In rehabilitation, the room is part of the programme.
In rehabilitation, patients train for many hours a day, rest in between and sleep for several weeks in the same clinic. Therapy rooms, patient rooms and day areas have very different needs. Fact & Feeling shows how well each room fits its purpose.
- Rehabilitation patients
- Therapy and nursing teams
- Visitors
Patient health
Training, rest, concentration
People who exercise breathe more and warm up the room. A therapy room that is pleasant in the morning can be stuffy and warm after two groups. Afterwards the body needs rest – in a room that is quiet and comfortably tempered at night.
In training sessions and talking groups, attention is what counts. Fresh air and acoustics in which people understand each other matter here. Fact & Feeling links readings to the therapy schedule, so it becomes visible when each room reaches its limits.
On the floor plan
The rooms we look at.
- Zone A
Therapy and training rooms
air and temperature during group exercise
- Zone B
Patient rooms
rest and sleep between therapy sessions
- Zone C
Group and training rooms
air quality and acoustics for concentration
- Zone D
Dining hall and lounges
noise and quality of stay
What Fact & Feeling does here
What the platform does in your rehabilitation clinic – in step with the therapy schedule.
The AI knows therapy times, groups and rest periods and prepares each room for its next use.
Energy
- By therapy scheduleTherapy and group rooms are prepared before use and turned down afterwards.
- Use the weekly rhythmWeekends and arrival and departure days feed into control.
Operations and costs
- Check ventilationIf a unit runs at full load during breaks, the technical team sees it straight away.
- Planned maintenanceCall-outs at times when no therapy is running.
Fact & Feeling complements medical, hygiene and building systems and does not replace them. Operating theatres, isolation areas and other regulated rooms have their own requirements; there we only work in agreement with the people responsible.