Stray Physician's stool
Today, more than ever caregivers require the proper tools and support to help them connect positively with their patients. Opportunities for conversation, exploration, and discovery lead caregivers and patients toward better outcomes. The Stray physician stool and mobile work table empower caregivers with flexibility and efficiency in their daily delivery of care.
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What it looks like
- Lasata: Ultrafabrics, Promessa, Sheltand
- Stray: Maharam, Apt, Fluid
- Exam rooms
- Stray physician's stool: Momentum, Silica Blend, Nutmeg
- Lasata inside seat/back and head pillow: Momentum, Silica Blend, Almond
- Lasata arms, foot ottoman, and outside back: Maharam, Lariat, Camel
- Patient spaces
- Patient rooms
- Exam rooms
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- Id: T300450
- List Price: $9,612.00
- Dimensions: 8' x 5' ff
- Healthcare
- Patient rooms
- Exam rooms
- Treatment areas
- Consult
- Restore
Related case studies
To create Seattle Children's Hospital, hundreds of passionate families, employees, and community members came together with ZGF Architects and VPI Representatives to craft a flexible, high-performance, patient-centered space. With eight floors above ground and three levels of underground parking, the project adds eight new operating suites, two catheterization labs, 20 flexible inpatient rooms, a new outpatient Cancer and Blood Disorders Clinic (CBDC), an outpatient infusion center, a retail pharmacy, an inpatient pharmacy, laboratories, and sterile processing space. The building connects to phase one, an inpatient bed tower, and an emergency department.
The intentional wayfinding layout called the Discovery Trail outlines four zones within the hospital, and beautiful artwork by Shaun Qwalsius Peterson brings it to life in color and detail. This space was intentionally designed to support both the patient journey and caregiver experience.
Location: Seattle, WA
Rep group: VPI Rep
Architect: ZGF Architects
Dealer: System Source
Photographer: Ben Benschneider Photography
Square footage: 485,000 sf
The newly opened Guerin Children’s pediatric medical surgical inpatient unit at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles combines advanced clinical care, leading-edge pediatric research and forward-looking physician education and training. The unit includes specialty care areas for pediatric patients, amenities for patients and family, and staff workspaces designed to encourage collaboration and focus.
Color coding is used within the patient spaces to streamline navigation, and private rooms are never used as a space for treatment or procedures, providing "safe zones" for young patients. Technology integration is seamless, with monitors for inpatients to engage in video calls and education, hallways that display digital artwork, and biophilic lighting that mimics natural skylights. The space also includes an outdoor area, with enough space for a hospital bed so that every patient has the opportunity to connect with the serenity of nature.
Location: Los Angeles, California
Design: HGA
Contractor: Layton Construction
Photography: Kim Rodgers
Designed by Juhee Park
Juhee Park, a Senior Industrial Designer with over 20 years of experience in the field. Juhee's design career has taken her from Chicago to Seoul, Korea, and Southern California, where she's worked on a wide range of projects across various industries.
From medical equipment to housewares, electronics to furniture, she has extensive experience in designing products that improve people's lives. Juhee believes that good design is not just about aesthetics or functionality—it's about collaboration. She values the contributions of marketing and engineering colleagues in creating successful products.
At OFS and Carolina, Juhee is proud to be part of a team that prioritizes collaboration and communication to create meaningful, innovative designs. Together, they bring unique perspectives and expertise to every project, ensuring that the end result is not just visually appealing, but also meets the needs of our clients and end-users.
