#Product Trends
Beyond the Procedure: Designing Immersive Hospital Experiences
Personalised projections and interactions give care teams additional ways to engage patients before, during and after care.
For a child facing a lengthy or repeated procedure, the hospital room can become closely associated with anticipation and discomfort. MON LUMI Medical develops immersive environments designed to give care teams other ways to engage the patient within that space.
Walls and ceilings can become an underwater landscape, a snowy forest or a softly animated world. Ceiling projection brings the experience into the field of view of a patient lying in bed.
Beyond scenery, selected interactions can give the patient an active role. Depending on the installation, a gesture may move a character, a drawing may come to life or a breathing activity may animate digital bubbles. Content can be adapted to age, interests, positioning and the constraints of the procedure.
Developed around clinical workflows, these environments can support distraction and complement a practitioner’s guided imagery or hypnosis approach. They remain an accompanying resource within care, with responses assessed individually by the team.
The room is also a working environment. Projection layout, lighting, controls and equipment placement must preserve access to the patient and the visibility needed by professionals.
MON LUMI Medical works with care teams to connect these practical requirements with an evolving library of immersive experiences.