#clinic reception

[trayoungvis]

The help desk area of Shenbagam Diabetes Clinic features a sleek, illuminated counter with warm golden lighting, creating a welcoming atmosphere. The space is adorned with vibrant orange and green potted plants, contemporary wall art, and a glass entrance, reflecting modern and elegant design. This reception area is designed to provide a calming and professional experience for patients and visitors.

[ariiadnes]

greetings !! i am wishing you all a very lighthearted and not too busy day !! please take care as best you can or else . ill sob in front of you ༼ ༎ຶ ෴ ༎ຶ༽ and ill look exactly like this . it will be unpleasant for both of us . in the meantime .. as of this morning i am back to dark purple hair (*^ω^)八(⌒▽⌒)八(-‿‿- )ヽ and i have a poke bowl + taro lavender milk tea !! hopefully i can get some things done + write today !!

[ponkydraws]

Growing up is having to attend doctors appointments by yourself and realizing you have no idea what to do

[faaun]

thinking abt when i was in iran before getting femto LASIK at this insanely good eye clinic and the receptionist, without looking up, was like if ur nervous take one of these and pointed to a candy bowl full of beta blockers

[tahirkarim2244]

Advance EMF Security Pet Pendant

[the-everqueen]

Oh I have so many of these I’m gonna spam you with but first:

Fuck/marry/kill: Logan, Pierce, Gabby

[claps hands] oh this is hard. i'm torn between "marry" for Gabby and Pierce. on the one hand, i'm gay and Gabby is beautiful and more ethically aligned with my values. on the other hand, she did adopt a feral child on the fly which. i'm personally not trying to have kids, although i WOULD possibly make an exception for one with literal claws and an enthusiasm for murder. like, the bar for "good parent" for Laura is literally underground. all right, we'll marry Gabby and maybe move to a small town in Oregon so our kid can roam free in the woods.

fuck Pierce. (ethically? literally? all of the above.) we all know my thoughts about a clean shaven bhol looking like a butch lesbian. maybe this could be some kind of queer awakening for him. i was torn on the marry part because A-T seems like it pays well and he wouldn't judge me for my jeans collection. also if he's ex-military i'm assuming he's got some benefits and maybe i could actually own a house in my lifetime. i'd beard for him, is what i'm saying. in the absence of that, i'd make him pretty and peg him with a strap.

that leaves killing Logan. rip Wolverine, i'm into the teeth and the claws but i do think you might literally kill me if we fucked. i ain't trying to do the Jean Grey speedrun.

[naomiknight-17]

Today at the eye clinic I was talking to the receptionists to make my next appointment and I mentioned I was studying to work in a similar job (but preferably in radiology) and mostly they were like, "Oh, nice! Good luck!"

But one walked over near me and whispered

"You have to deal with the public a LOT" in a warning tone like, this job is hard! Don't think it'll be easy!

And I replied, "Yeah, I did retail for ten years. I've got that part down"

And we all had a laugh, it was pretty cool

[thebraxiatelcollection]

Thinking about looking for another job, again.

[divointeriors]

How to Maximise Space with a Smart Small Dental Clinic Reception Design

When it comes to designing a small dental clinic reception, maximising every square inch of space is essential. A well-designed reception area not only improves the aesthetic appeal of your clinic but also ensures that your patients feel welcomed and comfortable. In a small space, every detail counts, from furniture selection to lighting choices. In this blog, we will explore several ways to enhance your small dental clinic reception design, making it both functional and inviting, while also highlighting the importance of a thoughtful approach to dental surgery refurbishment.

Optimising Layout and Furniture for Small Spaces

The key to a successful small dental clinic reception design is thoughtful space management. By carefully considering furniture choices and layout, you can optimise the area without sacrificing style or comfort. Choose compact furniture that is both functional and visually appealing. Multi-purpose furniture such as a reception desk with integrated storage or seating that doubles as storage can help maximise space.

Consider creating an open layout that encourages smooth patient flow, especially in a busy practice. Instead of placing all furniture along the walls, think about creating zones within the reception space for different activities (e.g., a waiting area, patient check-in area, and a refreshment station). By doing so, you make the most out of the limited space while ensuring a comfortable experience for patients.

Importance of Reception Design in Small Dental Clinics

The reception area in a dental clinic plays a pivotal role as it’s the first point of contact for patients. For small clinics, designing this space requires a careful balance of functionality and comfort to create an inviting atmosphere. Here's why it's essential:

First Impressions Matter: The reception sets the tone for the entire patient experience, influencing their perception of the clinic.

Efficient Space Utilisation: In smaller spaces, maximising every inch is crucial to avoid a cramped or cluttered environment.

Patient Comfort: A well-designed reception area helps reduce anxiety and stress, fostering a sense of relaxation.

Improved Clinic Operations: A thoughtful layout enhances staff efficiency, improving patient flow and reducing wait times.

Aesthetic Appeal: A well-planned design can elevate the overall ambiance, making the space feel welcoming and professional.

Effective Use of Colour and Lighting to Enhance Space

The right colour palette and lighting can make a small reception area feel larger and more open. Light, neutral colours such as whites, light grays, and soft beiges are ideal for creating an airy, spacious feel. Accent colours like calming greens or blues can promote a sense of relaxation, which is especially important in a dental setting.

Lighting plays a significant role in this as well. Proper lighting can make a small room appear more expansive and welcoming. Use a combination of ambient lighting for overall illumination, task lighting to highlight key areas such as the reception desk, and accent lighting to add warmth to the space. Large windows or strategically placed mirrors can also help to reflect natural light and create the illusion of a bigger space.

Incorporating Technology to Improve Efficiency and Aesthetics

In today’s digital age, incorporating technology into the reception area can improve both patient experience and clinic efficiency. Digital signage and touchscreen check-in kiosks reduce wait times, while also giving the reception area a modern, sleek feel.

Smart storage solutions are also a must in a small dental clinic reception. Digital filing systems, for example, can help free up physical storage space, keeping the area neat and organised. If you're undergoing a dental surgery refurbishment, consider adding digital platforms to streamline administrative processes and reduce clutter.

Conclusion

Maximising space in a small dental clinic reception requires a balance of practicality, aesthetics, and comfort. By optimising the layout, selecting the right furniture, and incorporating technology, you can create an efficient and inviting space for both patients and staff. Whether you’re planning a dental surgery refurbishment or designing a new reception area, every detail matters. At Divo Interiors LTD, we specialise in crafting custom designs that transform small spaces into highly functional and beautiful environments. Contact us to help bring your vision for the perfect dental clinic reception to life.

[feminineabyss]

[horohordina]

[yoghurt-bimbo]

whenever i see an unattended child wandering around i always make sure to wave at them

[petrow1tch]

I wish therapists who can diagnose autism were real

[bogkeep]

oh god i just remembered when i did this to some rock star from a somewhat famous band that was staying at the hotel i worked at. he had simply struck up a conversation with me because i had pink hair at the time... it's like i have some incurable disease

i wouldn't call it activism exactly, but i have this habit of being very open about being trans and it takes almost zero prompting for me to start ranting about how hard and humiliating it is to medically transition even in norway and how most of the reason for it is transphobic propaganda and the politization if our identities etc etc. and like, among my fellow trans and queer peers it's not news, we have to hear about it constantly, so it's just a venting party. but i keep finding myself in spaces like, say, watchmaker workshops that has a lot of normie cis guys, and honestly it's so rewarding when they actually listen and are like "wow!! i never knew it was that bad!" or "i've never talked to a trans person before and it's nice to get to hear your perspective on this". autism wins again

[drferox]

So a while back, I asked the boss to register and put up ‘Welcome here’ stickers at the clinic.

They’re roughly palm-sized stickers with a rainbow heart in a map icon. They’re obvious but don’t take up that much space and don’t interfere with anybody’s day.

One sits on the reception desk, and one is stuck on the front door. They’re a small gesture that just explicitly states the LGBTQ+ community is, literally, welcome here.

It’s very unobtrusive, and (most) people haven’t mentioned it at all, but the observable results have been:

More Clients specifically adding their same sex partner as another owner on the account.

Some clients that I’ve known for a decade or more actually being comfortable enough to reveal they have a partner in conversation.

More same sex couples calling each other ‘darling’ in front of other people.

A few ‘Mx’ titles on client files.

I want to emphasise that it is a tiny gesture, but it increases the comfort level slightly for quite a lot of people, so I’d recommend it if your workplace can, even if you don’t think it’s relevant.

The only person who has had anything vaguely negative to say has been a notorious problem client, who ‘didn’t see the point’. But obviously the stickers are not for him.

[saltwife]

What should I bring to my THREE HOUR tysabri infusion today to keep from losing my mind to boredom 😭