The Physicians’ Clinic of Iowa is Eastern Iowa’s premier specialty medical center. PCI is one of Iowa’s largest private, multispecialty physician groups with more than 90 physicians, surgeons, and mid-level providers. They make visiting the doctor more convenient than ever before. Presentations is fortunate to design and create wayfinding to help patients find their way around the two stunning complexes, as well as helping them integrate digital signage, create donor walls, and implement room signage.
At Presentations we pride ourselves on the wide variety of projects we are able to complete, and that perhaps has never been more true than with the Physician’s Clinic of Iowa. This independant multispecialty practice needed wayfinding, branding displays, and digital signage throughout their medical pavilions, and we provided.
We developed custom digital signage surrounds that double as sanitation stations, something that is more important now than ever before. The digital signage provides seamless interactive wayfinding, allowing visitors to find their location by department name or by the physician they are meeting with. The physical wayfinding and room signage work together to help guests get to and from locations with ease. Along with wayfinding and digital signage, we have also implemented various hospital donor wall and branding displays throughout the facilities.
Building trust with clients, especially in a healthcare setting, where people’s lives are put into the hands of someone else, is critical. A cohesive corporate brand can be achieved through consistent digital signage, donor walls, and wayfinding signage.
Watch the video above to see digital and physical wayfinding, hospital donor walls, room signage and more in-context. Visit our YouTube channel to watch more project videos, or contact us today to discuss your own custom donor wall, wayfinding, or digital signage project.
Looking for a way to combine an informational piece and a donor recognition wall into one display at the Wickiup Hill Outdoor Learning Center, Presentations integrated proximity switch lighting, translucent prints, 42″ digital touchscreen and Google maps all into one fun, engaging donor wall.
Located within the main entrance, every visitor to the Center is immediately struck by the engaging donor display. A little of bit of something for everyone, visitors can locate the different outdoor facilities by using the Google Maps interface or find out upcoming events through the Google Calendar interface.
When visitors engage the proximity slider by moving it to the different giving levels, the dragonfly light trail spins down the graphic panel and lands on the touchscreen to display the specific donor list. Visually stunning graphics and colors combine with the translucent donor panels to celebrate individual donors and shine with the use of LED lighting. Oak trim was custom stained to match the rest of the facilities woodwork and CNC cut to protect the graphic panels.
Layering of the panels and three dimensional dragonflies finish off the spectacular donor wall and complete the all inclusive donor recognition display wall.
Watch the video above to see how interactive pieces were combined with a touchscreen digital donor wall. Visit our YouTube channel to watch more of our project videos, or contact us today to discuss your own custom donor wall project.
An interactive digital donor wall was the way to go when combining many different campaigns into one central donor display.With decades of donor participation and giving campaigns the original St. Luke’s Hospital marble donor wall became a challenge to update and was not relevant to the needs of today’s different types of donations. St. Luke’s Hospital Foundation wanted a donor wall that was easy to update and incorporated all of the different campaigns into one visual display.
To begin, a new location by an entrance was chosen to catch the attention of more visitors. Second, a custom Presentations design that incorporates all of the different campaigns and is easy to update, and allows for marketing information and more in depth donor stories. The final design is a spectacular 25 foot wall with 30000 color changing LED lights, full color prints that glow as the colors change, and a digital touchscreen.
The client can easily update the interactive digital donor wall digital signage through Arreya Digital Signage software created by Presentations through a secure administration login. Arreya allows for daily updates to the 55″ ELO touchscreen. Special events, promotions, scholarships and donor stories are a major part of the interactive display. Along with annual donor lists populated using List-eez widget in Arreya. List-eez automatically arranges large donor lists into columns and pages within the digital signage.
Watch the video above to see the wall changing colors and the digital interactive signage. Visit our YouTube channel to watch more of our project videos, or contact us today to discuss your own custom donor wall project. Also the St. Luke’s donor wall and Presentations are featured in the June 2012 issue of Healthcare AV Magazine.
Learn about planning a donor recognition display with Helen Arnold, a veteran in consulting for non-profit organization planning and fundraising. From budgeting and placement, to donor display design ideas, Helen is a wealth of information. She shares her knowledge to help make your next donor recognition display more unique and meaningful.
Each donor recognition display should be designed and planned with the unique space and donor base in mind. As an example, learn about the process of the creation of the donor wall for the Boys and Girls Club and Child Resource and Referral of Rochester Minnesota.
Early discussions included space allocation and custom wall colors to confirm that donor recognition was not an afterthought, but a part of the building project. The result is a display that represents the client branding, greets visitor and honors the many donations. The 8 foot donor wall is a custom design to visually combine the goal of both places. In fact it is reflected in the amazing photos and changeable naming panels. With the bright, vibrant colors and happy children it is a visual reflection of the mission and vision of the new facility. Different giving levels are arranged by the size of the names on different panels. The panels can be changed in the Rail Wall, making it easy for donor panel updates and the addition of many new donations.
This wall created for the Boys and Girls Club of Rochester MN is one of countless options for the design of a donor recognition wall. As mentioned in the video, each display takes lots of planning. Make sure to think about the display fitting into your space, be sure that it will fit your budget, and don’t make the donor wall look like an afterthought. Donor displays are meant to help recognize those that have helped your community so deeply, and be a resource to help generate more donations. Do not rush the process, make sure it is done right.
Watch the video above to learn about how to plan a donor wall. Visit our YouTube channel to watch more of our project videos, or contact us today to discuss your own custom donor wall project.
The new donor display is the perfect solution for “The Place for Everyone” the Boys and Girls Club outreach center.
As part of the Boys and Girls Club and Child Resource and Referral of Rochester Minnesota. In celebration of the generous donors, Presentations designed and fabricated a special recognition donor display from Presentations exclusive Rail Wall. Meeting all the needs for the client to easily add new donors, vibrant and branded for the entrance of the new space.
Early discussions included space allocation and custom wall colors to confirm that donor recognition was not an afterthought, but a part of the building project. The result is a display that represents the client branding, greets visitor and honors the many donations. The 8 foot donor wall is a custom design to visually combine the goal of both places. In fact it is reflected in the amazing photos and changeable naming panels. With the bright, vibrant colors and happy children it is a visual reflection of the mission and vision of the new facility. Different giving levels are arranged by the size of the names on different panels. The panels can be changed in the Rail Wall, making it easy for donor panel updates and the addition of many new donations.
