Enrich Resident and Visitor Experiences

The demand for properly planned and designed senior living facility wayfinding signage has rapidly grown in recent years due to the sizable expansion of retirement and senior living communities. Wayfinding signage can be particularly important in these facilities, not only providing visitor navigation, but additionally reinforcing environmental familiarities and supplying directional guidance to residents affected by dementia. Our wayfinding professionals understand the unique factors to specifically consider when planning and designing senior living environment signage.

Senior Living Facility Exterior Wayfinding Signage Includes:

• Main Identification Signs — sometimes referred to as "Facility Boundary" signage, these signs are generally large (pylon) in size and may contain digital message units
• Main Identification Channel Letters — most often LED-illuminated and visible from substantial distances
• Directional Signs — consisting of individual stacking signage components, our signature E-Z Change wordbar signage system is ideal for this wayfinding application. Easily update or replace a singular message bar instead of replacing an entire sign face using our E-Z Change Wordbar system
• Parking Signs — identify entire lots and/or individual spaces for increased driver awareness
• Regulatory Signs — identify shuttle/bus stops, pedestrian crosswalks, and more
• Pole Banner Signs — our patented Perma-Banner pole banner sign system is perfect for facility branding, parking lot identification, and more

Senior Living Facility Interior Wayfinding Signage Includes:

• Building and Floor Directory Signs — provide up-to-date building content listings with our easily changeable paper insert interior signage options
• Directional Signs — choose from our paper insert or custom interior signage options
• Room Identification Signs — our ADA compliant HID aluminum frame and acrylic signs both offer paper insert capabilities for fast and easy room content updates
• Resident Focused Signs — improve staff communication and reduce safety risks with changeable paper insert medical icons; incorporate resident photos and more for additional personalization
• Memory Care Signs — help residents with dementia or conditions that affect cognitive or visual capabilities repeatedly adjust to seemingly unfamiliar surroundings
• Regulatory Signs — these signs are generally required for occupancy permits
• Projection and Ceiling Suspension Mount Signs — perfect when visibility from a distance is necessary