Transitional & Crisis Housing
What Program Directors Should Know Before Bulk Ordering Outdoor Furniture
Creating welcoming and practical outdoor spaces is a vital part of supporting behavioral healthcare and human service programs. These spaces give residents and clients a place to relax, connect, and participate in activities that can be deeply meaningful. When you’re buying furniture in bulk, choosing pieces that truly meet your program’s needs will make a…
Read MoreSpace Saving Furniture Ideas For Your Facilities
Space constraints are a common challenge in behavioral healthcare and human service facilities across the USA. Limited square footage can impact everything from patient comfort to operational efficiency. When working in environments where flexibility, functionality, and safety are paramount, the physical space must support the dynamic needs of residents and staff alike. Spaces like group…
Read MoreHow Transitional Housing Furniture Supports Recovery and Rehabilitation
Explore how the right furniture supports recovery in transitional housing, enhancing safety, comfort, and rehabilitation success. Explore now!
Read MoreWhat Sets Transitional Housing Furniture Apart from Traditional Furniture?
Have you ever wondered how furniture could adapt to the ever-changing needs of healthcare facilities while maintaining elegance and functionality? This remarkable feat is made possible by the unique attributes of transitional housing furniture. In this guide, we unravel the secrets behind what sets transitional housing furniture apart from traditional furniture, particularly in catering to…
Read MoreConsider the Challenges of Transitional Housing
Reliable housing has become such a critical need in the United States that a growing number of hospital systems have taken up the cause. Providers from Sacramento to St. Louis to Cleveland are working hard to secure permanent and transitional housing for patients who have nowhere to go after inpatient visits—even if it means building…
Read More6 Tips for the Greatest Heavy Use Furniture Ever
Managers and executives in group living environments – from university housing to group homes – agree that the one of biggest challenges they have is buying furniture that is tougher than their clients.So when you have a tough crowd how do you choose furniture that is tougher? Here are six tips from savvy buyers who have…
Read MoreHow to Minimize Cleanup Tasks in Residential Settings.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 39% of seniors living in residential facilities experience incontinence issues. The associated cleanup tasks aren’t limited to the senior-care market, however. Camps, retreats and behavioral health treatment centers also need to create appropriate strategies for incidents involving bodily fluids. Ideally, fluid cleanup should involve a quick…
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