Orlando Health Hospital

Orlando Health is a complex of general and specialty hospitals over multiple campuses in the Orlando, Florida area. This project is an enterprise-level system design for a digital signage system involving deployments in buildings and hospitals throughout the enterprise.

The system is designed to have network operations reside on the hospital's centralized server and be managed by hospital IT personnel. Content is created, uploaded, scheduled and managed by personnel within the various hospitals.

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Entrance Directory - This display (above-left) resides in the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center atrium and features a 52" HD touchscreen display. It is housed in a custom structure designed to be compatible with the architectural materials and features of the hospital's interior design.

Lobby Display - This display (left) resides in the ambulatory care lobby and is designed to provide directory information, branding and general communications to patients and staff. This display is typical of displays for waiting and congregating areas within the hospital complex.

Main Corridor Display - This display resides in a primary corridor junction on each floor of the M.D. Anderson building. Its primary purpose is informational, replacing the multitudes of print materials currently being posted on the walls of the building. This display is typical of displays for primary corridor junctions in buildings within the hospital complex.

Elevator Lobby Displays - These displays are used primarily as directional signs, with a secondary purpose of branding and information. This display application is typical of displays for elevator lobbies within the hospital complex.