Knoll products may be purchased through leading healthcare Group Purchasing Organizations (GPO) and government contracts, including GSA, OMNIA, Healthtrust, Intalere and vizient.
In today’s healthcare environment, providers must improve patient satisfaction as well as attract and retain caregivers, all while delivering quality care and reducing costs. Many providers understand the role that design can play in achieving these goals: it can impact patients’ perceptions of their brand and the care they receive, and it can affect staff performance, productivity and comfort on the job.
Knoll works with clients to create enduring, well-designed spaces that can help meet strategic goals, have a solid return on initial investment and save money over the long run.
Today, with the health and safety of our communities and frontline Covid-19 responders in mind, we’ve designed a Healthy Spaces Response Program to support caregivers and patients. Our variety of nursing stations and patient enclosures align with best practice safe social distancing measures. And these products feature premium, easy-to-clean materials that meet rigorous healthcare demands without sacrificing performance and most importantly—your safety.
Reception and registration are the first touch points patients and their families have with a facility. The most successful spaces showcase the facility’s brand, provide displays for clear communication, help with wayfinding and offer comforts and conveniences like access to power for personal technology.
The optimal design of nurse and caregiver work areas supports work flow processes, staff circulation and task sequencing. Knoll offers a variety of furnishings that can help physicians, nurses and therapists work efficiently and effectively so they can focus on what they do best—caring for patients.
Labs require high performance products that are easily cleaned, especially durable and adapt over time. Ergonomic task seating paired with standing-height or height-adjustable table solutions promote a healthful work environment for physicians, staff and students.
Healthcare organizations demand a variety of enclosed and open plan options to support diverse individual work styles as well as provide multiple opportunities for staff collaboration and consultations between physicians and their patients. Knoll furniture solutions effectively support multiple work modes: individual, focused work; shared work centering on the exchange of ideas; and teamwork that calls for the collective wisdom of the group.
Good ergonomics is about more than just reducing discomfort and preventing injury. It takes the increasingly collaborative and social nature of clinical and office work into account, and provides solutions to support these new ways of working.
Research March 22, 2021
A 26-acre campus in Altamonte Springs, Florida, is the workplace for more than 3,000 corporate services team members of AdventHealth, a faith-based health system that serves more than 5 million patients annually. The multi-building development includes flexible work environments that embody the organization’s enduring Christian mission and values.
READ MOREResearch February 23, 2017
As the healthcare paradigm shifts, new methods of care delivery have emerged, profoundly affecting the built environment.
READ MOREResearch February 24, 2016
In designing its state-of-the-art out-patient cancer facility, St. Francis focused on patient comfort, a serene ambiance and efficient staff workspaces, while using sustainable materials to create a lasting look.
READ MOREResearch April 23, 2015
For Mercy Health - West Hospital, consolidating two dark and dated Cincinnati-area hospitals into a new facility marked the dawn of a new way of providing healthcare and the launch of a new brand. Mercy Health - West Hospital partnered with Knoll for furniture solutions to support its updated means of patient care while meeting new aesthetic standards and providing long-term flexibility.
READ MOREResearch October 13, 2012
Knoll research and HOK Healthcare partnered on a three phase design research project, resulting in a new planning concept, the "porch," that might improve important patient care and safety outcomes. The porch is a separate room embedded within the patient's room, intended to keep the nurse near the patient while providing a sheltered, adjacent space to mediate distractions. This research suggests that the porch can potentially improve the patient experience and staff satisfaction. | White Paper
READ MOREResearch February 29, 2008
This paper reviews the evidence that supports investing in workplace ergonomics to realize improved performance, improved worker satisfaction, positive affect on recruiting and retention and improved quality of patient care. | White Paper
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Project Profile October 23, 2020
Located on the 21st floor of one of the James Center Towers in the heart of downtown Richmond, Virginia, health-care provider HCA Capital Division’s new 15,000 square foot office paired timeless furniture with modern office amenities.
READ MOREProject Profile November 16, 2017
Aiming to bring accessible healthcare services to Houston's Fifth Ward, Legacy Community Health used Knoll for their new building.
READ MOREProject Profile March 23, 2015
The nationally recognized Ann B Barshinger Cancer Institute at Lancaster General Health delivers a comprehensive cancer care facility in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
READ MOREProject Profile July 17, 2012
This project for a healthcare technology, diagnostics company in Lewisville, Texas feature Dividends Horizon® workstations.
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This project for a hospital based in Portland, Oregon features AutoStrada® and Dividends Horizon® systems.
READ MOREProject Profile November 24, 2008
This project for a university medical center in Seattle, Washington features AutoStrada® and Morrison systems.
READ MOREProject Profile March 08, 2007
This medical practice located in Mount Pleasant, SC features Reff Profiles™, Chadwick®, Morrison and Life®.
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Knoll products may be purchased through leading healthcare Group Purchasing Organizations (GPO) and government contracts, including GSA, OMNIA, Healthtrust, Intalere and vizient.