A doctor's office needs a good signage in the reception area as it provides much-needed clinic information to staff, patients and members of the public. Clinic opening times and a list of doctors’ names are two examples of useful information a reception sign can supply.
However, there are several other things that patients need to be informed of, and these are the signs that are often absent from supplies requisition forms for doctor's offices. A dog-eared bit of paper tacked to a wall that was obviously printed out by an annoyed receptionist is a quick way to ruin a good impression. Make sure to add these low-cost signs your requisitions list.
Cell phones
Cell phone-use in the reception area can not only be irksome to others but may interfere with electronic medical equipment. Let us make you a sign in colors and font of your choice which clearly states cell phone use in the reception area is prohibited.
Insurance cover
Another useful message to display is the one that reminds waiting patients of their need to have insurance cover in place. This can be versed in a friendly but concise manner and saves time and frustration staff, patient and doctor.
Staff members
Doctors come and go at any medical practice. If you want your reception sign to include the names of current doctors and locums, we would recommend using inserts. These can be made from aluminum, vinyl, or Perspex, and should list all the doctors working there. The doctors' names can be removed at the end of that doctor’s shift. Reception signs with inserts are ideal for displaying which doctors are on duty to waiting patients.
We can make both these reception signs out of engraved or embossed aluminum, or colored acrylic. They can be custom sized to suit available wall space, and text will always be clear and large enough to read, even on the longer messages. We can design information reception signs to be as small as possible while keeping the text plainly visible to the elderly.
By optimizing reception sign sizes this way, we can manufacture them at low cost and pass that saving onto you. On the other hand, you may want every sign at your practice to carry your logo or fit with the color scheme. We are also delighted to custom make these signs to any specifications.
Every doctor’s office needs a slim, attractive sign on the door or situated on the receptionist’s desk displaying, ‘RECEPTION.’ This sign informs the new patient that they have arrived at the right place to make an appointment to see the doctor.
If your job is running a busy doctor’s office, we’d like to hear from you. Give us a call at (619) 623-4300 and let us tell you what great, informative and time-saving reception signs we can make for you. If your work station is public, and you’d rather the privacy of an email, feel free to write to us at info@sign-ology.com.
Chula Vista, CA - Professional Reception Signs for Medical and Doctor's Offices (Interior)
SYNOPSIS: A doctor's office needs a good signage in the reception area as it provides much-needed clinic information to staff, patients and members of the public. Clinic opening times and a list of doctors’ names are two examples of useful information a recept
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A doctor's office needs a good signage in the reception area as it provides much-needed clinic information to staff, patients and members of the public. Clinic opening times and a list of doctors’ names are two examples of useful information a reception sign can supply.
However, there are several other things that patients need to be informed of, and these are the signs that are often absent from supplies requisition forms for doctor's offices. A dog-eared bit of paper tacked to a wall that was obviously printed out by an annoyed receptionist is a quick way to ruin a good impression. Make sure to add these low-cost signs your requisitions list.
Cell phones
Cell phone-use in the reception area can not only be irksome to others but may interfere with electronic medical equipment. Let us make you a sign in colors and font of your choice which clearly states cell phone use in the reception area is prohibited.
Insurance cover
Another useful message to display is the one that reminds waiting patients of their need to have insurance cover in place. This can be versed in a friendly but concise manner and saves time and frustration staff, patient and doctor.
Staff members
Doctors come and go at any medical practice. If you want your reception sign to include the names of current doctors and locums, we would recommend using inserts. These can be made from aluminum, vinyl, or Perspex, and should list all the doctors working there. The doctors' names can be removed at the end of that doctor’s shift. Reception signs with inserts are ideal for displaying which doctors are on duty to waiting patients.
We can make both these reception signs out of engraved or embossed aluminum, or colored acrylic. They can be custom sized to suit available wall space, and text will always be clear and large enough to read, even on the longer messages. We can design information reception signs to be as small as possible while keeping the text plainly visible to the elderly.
By optimizing reception sign sizes this way, we can manufacture them at low cost and pass that saving onto you. On the other hand, you may want every sign at your practice to carry your logo or fit with the color scheme. We are also delighted to custom make these signs to any specifications.
Every doctor’s office needs a slim, attractive sign on the door or situated on the receptionist’s desk displaying, ‘RECEPTION.’ This sign informs the new patient that they have arrived at the right place to make an appointment to see the doctor.
If your job is running a busy doctor’s office, we’d like to hear from you. Give us a call at (619) 623-4300 and let us tell you what great, informative and time-saving reception signs we can make for you. If your work station is public, and you’d rather the privacy of an email, feel free to write to us at info@sign-ology.com.
