Lasata Patient recliner by Carolina
Lasata patient recliner positively supports the critical relationship between patients and caregivers, helping them navigate the best possible path toward wellness and a better life. Its intuitively designed features give patients and caregivers the sense of security needed at critical moments. Lasata’s mission is to surround patients with a sense of calm and peace while supporting caregivers during the delivery of care.
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What it looks like
- Inside seat/back and head pillow: Ultrafabrics, Ultraleather, Arctic
- Arms, foot ottoman, and outside back: Ultrafabrics, Tottori, Rice Paper
- Patient spaces
- Patient rooms
- Exam rooms
- Treatment areas
Options
Related typicals
- Id: T100177
- List Price: $25,456.00
- Dimensions: 7' x 9' ff
- Healthcare
- Patient spaces
- Exam rooms
Related case studies
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Location: Largo, MD
Square Footage: 620,000 sf
Architect: Grimm + Parker Architects
Designer: Wilmot Sanz
The Pavilion at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital is a 1,500,000 square foot, LEED Gold certified state-of-the-art inpatient facility designed to revolutionize the patient experience.
Crafted by PennFIRST, an integrated project delivery team, consisting of HDR, Foster + Partners, BR+A, L. F. Driscoll, Balfour Beatty, and the Penn Medicine team, the space was designed to enable collaboration, integrate with innovative technology solutions, and flex to support shifting needs.
Architect & Designer: HDR Inc.
Urban + Landscape design: Foster + Partners
Engineering: BR+A
Construction services: L. F. Driscoll
Infrastructure group: Balfour Beatty
The Hampden medical center serves as both an advanced medical facility and a community hospital. Easily accessible for local and surrounding communities, the architecture was designed to reflect the rolling hills of the Appalachian Trail and the soft curves of the Susquehanna River. At the facility, a collaborative medical staff workforce partners with both Penn State Health physicians and private local community clinicians to offer a wide spectrum of care.
The design team also carefully considered the patient experience by assembling a 14-member community group to decide on the artwork, technology, and more to best support the patients within. The design was inspired by natural colors, and even the furniture includes gentle curves just like the architecture.
Location: Enola, Pennsylvania
Design: CannonDesign
Photography: Halkin Mason Photography
Baptist Health Care recently inaugurated its new healthcare complex in Pensacola, Florida, representing the largest healthcare investment in northwest Florida. The 10-story, 268-bed Baptist Hospital features a Level II trauma center with 61 exam rooms, critical care units, a mother-baby unit, surgery department, and specialized cardiac care facilities, with provisions for future expansion. Additionally, the Bear Family Foundation Health Center, a six-story, 178,000 sf medical services building, offers multi-specialty services including oncology, women’s health, outpatient imaging, bariatrics, and cardiology, alongside a conference center for public events and health education. The complex also includes a 72-bed behavioral health unit, addressing crucial needs for behavioral health services in the community.
Location: Pensacola, FL
Architect: Gresham Smith
General Contractor: Brasfield + Gorrie
Owner: Baptist Health Care
Photographer: Chad Baumer
