Psychology of Paint Color and its Effect in Healthcare, Part 2

It is an undeniable fact that color has the ability to affect the surroundings as well as be affected by the surroundings and the color of light that falls on it.

In Interior Design, a color is defined by various terms such as 'primary', 'complimentary', 'warm', 'cool', 'hue' and 'tint', based on several factors that also include shades. In advanced healthcare interior design, the color green is often used to create a calm and relaxing atmosphere, in both residential and medical spaces ...

Podcast Run Time: 24:52

Our podcast guest is Cheryl Janis, Principal Designer Interior Design for Health & Wellness

Cheryl Janis teaches doctors and healthcare professionals how to transform their practices into nurturing spaces that increase revenue. Unlike conventional interior designers, Cheryl uses an interdisciplinary approach to design—evaluating the patient experience from the moment they walk through the door until the time they leave, and every step in between.

Healthcare Topics Discussed in this Podcast

1. Beauty boosts the immune system. I understand how stressful and overwhelming it can be to open a new concierge medicine practice. The owner physician has a million and one tasks at hand, and too often they're not able to get all the support they need because of a limited budget. There is plenty of evidence that shows just how effective simple design elements can be in facilitating healing, reducing anxiety and pain and increasing comfort and joy.
2. In my thirteen years plus experience of designing boutique healthcare spaces, I've seen how a new design creates an overwhelmingly positive experience for patients. As a result, referrals shoot WAY up at an average of 35% and oftentimes much more within the first 6 months of installing the new design. By using a few basic holistic and evidence-based DIY design techniques, this process can begin immediately.

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