Doctor Offices

Benefits of Hiring Allmark Signs & Graphics

Lobby Signs

Apart from a verbal greeting, lobby signs are the first way your patients are welcomed when they arrive at your office. Lobby signs can come in the form of a channel letter sign on the wall, a relaxing wall mural, or a minimalist acrylic sign behind the check-in counter.

A welcoming lobby sign can ease anxious patients’ nerves, create a more positive patient experience, and add to the overall aesthetic of your office.

Waiting Room Signs

Signs in a doctor office’s waiting room are also essential. Whether it be informational signs regarding payment and insurance, reminders such as a no phone policy, specific safety guidelines to follow, educational signs, or Wi-Fi information, signage in waiting rooms can play a significant role.

Waiting room signage can keep customers informed, relaxed, patient, and in tune with policies or specific guidelines set by the facility. Ultimately, this can help eliminate some of the need of staff to verbally speak to patients regarding certain information.

Directional Signs

Doctor offices aren’t always easy to navigate, even simpler and smaller layouts. Add pre-visit nerves into the mix, and navigation can become even more difficult for patients. Directional signs, fortunately, help enhance wayfinding and make patients feel more comfortable visiting your facility.

Directional signs can be used to help customers locate the check-in area, the restroom, or certain departments in the building like exam rooms or the lab. In turn, this can help speed up a patient’s visit, eliminate patient frustration, and create a smoother experience for both patients and employees.

Safety & Hazard Signs

Like any other public facility, a doctor’s office should remain a safe place for every patient or visitor. Safety and hazard signs can be a great addition to help maintain this type of environment.

Safety and hazard signs can provide patients the information or resources they need in case of a fire or physical emergency, such as where the nearest exit is or where to access a first aid kit. They can also warn patients about hazardous materials, electrical hazards, slippery floors, or the requirement to wear masks in a certain part of the facility.

Patient Feedback Signs

Patients want to be heard and feel cared for. What better way to do this than to ask for feedback? A feedback sign is the perfect solution. These signs may direct patients to a specific area of the doctor office to fill out a paper feedback form, provide a website URL or text code to complete a digital survey, or may even feature a convenient QR code.

Asking for patient feedback can not only help patients address their concerns or confusions but can also provide the doctor and other office staff with suggestions or highlight the areas they may have room for improvement. This way, they can achieve higher ratings, happier patients, and better patient retention.