ADA Signage for Assisted Living Facilities
Assisted Living
Senior Living
Memory Care
Challenge
When individuals move into your facility, they often experience stress and navigational trouble. However, serving the aging population means constantly looking for ways to improve daily living for your residents. It's about striking a balance between providing them with the help they need and allowing them to maintain their independence.
Solution
You can create a welcoming, functional environment for those at your facility by adding ADA signage and memory boxes. Such products assist with wayfinding, room identification, and self-recognition. Furthermore, they can reduce stress and make residents feel more secure – transforming your facility into a comfortable home for those in your care.
Why Should You Choose Erie Custom Signs for Assisted Living Facility Signage?
Our services for assisted living facilities include everything from room markers and descriptions to directories, emergency signs, and rule postings. Virtually any type of signage you may need can be created in-house by our experienced team.
Our ADA signs are guaranteed to meet all state and federal regulations. Our team makes it a top priority to stay up to date on ADA changes so our signage remains in compliance. Even if you're not sure what elements your assisted living facility signage should have, partnering with Erie Custom Signs means that you can be sure your signs will meet ADA rules.
Submitting your order to Erie Custom Signs also means that your signs will be customized to your exact specifications, provided they don't interfere with ADA regulations. You may choose from a variety of customizable options to blend your signage seamlessly with your facility's décor. Wood, marble, glass, metal, or colored patterns on resilient acrylic or laminate surfaces complement a distinctive motif while providing an easy-to-clean, secure, and shatter-proof surface. Our assisted living room signs are carefully cut and designed to give the feeling of home while creating clear, readable guides throughout the building. As a result, you can look forward to receiving attractive, functional signs that help you stay compliant and improve your residents' experience.
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Customize Your Signs to Fit Your Community
Match Your Facility’s Look
Include Your Facility’s Logo
Add Your Facility’s Name
Our Customization Options Include…
Choose from a wide range of high-quality materials, including laminate, chemetal, acrylic, and more to fabricate your signs. Our team can help you select the best material for your sign project. Plus, we can use our in-house CNC router to make any shape desired.
QUALITY MATERIAL
The products you order can actually help improve your facility's branding efforts. We can customize signage and memory boxes by adding your unique logo, color scheme, and more.
BRANDING
Our use of Matthew Paint ensures that your new signs won't clash with existing décor. We're able to match colors from Pantone, Benjamin Moore, Sherwin Williams, and others.
COLOR MATCHING
Ensure your ADA signs meet all guidelines for compliance, including those related to fonts and pictograms. Our team can recommend compliant fonts that are easy to read and pictograms that fit the function of the space they’re identifying.
COMPLIANT FONTS & PICTOGRAMS
How Is ADA Signage Typically Used in Assisted Living Facilities?
Room numbers – As assisted living facilities are often home to individuals with memory issues, room number signs are critical. In addition to standard numerals, room number signs should have braille so they can be read by those who have lost their vision.
Directories – Assisted living facilities can help residents, visitors, and staff find certain areas of the building by posting directories near entrances. Comprehensive directories with listings for different staff members and departments are highly recommended.
Directions – Since residents and visitors may find it difficult to find their way around, assisted living facilities should make it easier by providing detailed directions to specific wings, common areas, restrooms, offices, and other parts of the building.
Restrooms – Public restrooms in assisted living facilities should be labeled accordingly for residents and visitors alike. As mentioned, these signs need to be as clear as possible.
Accessibility signs – As many residents of assisted living facilities use wheelchairs, it's important to have signs in place designating wheelchair-accessible ramps, entrances, and elevators.
Hear from Our Clients…
“I have been able to work with Erie Custom Signs on multiple projects now & I can truly say, without a doubt, that out of any vendor I have had the pleasure of working with, Erie is #1 on that list for the specific services available. Not only is the product quality top notch but the customer service is tremendous. They are always helpful, quick to respond, & very professional in what they do while also doing it in a positive & friendly manner which is why I will always be coming back to them in the future. I highly recommend this company to anyone & everyone looking for the services they provide!”
Matt Ryker
Creative Inc. | Lead Designer
“Erie Custom Signs is The Best Company to work with. They strive to design beautiful, unique signage for our communities and quick turn-around time, as well. Whatever we ask for — color, shape, price point — they are our go-to people, hands down. there is not another company we would put our trust in. Thanks again, Erie Custom Signs.
Julie Beutel
Comfort Care Senior Living | Office Manager
“We have been using Erie Custom Signs for our ADA signage needs since 2013. I can’t say enough about their entire team, everyone from sales, to the art department, to production. We have not sent them a design concept yet, where Erie said “we can’t do that”. Instead they find ways to get it done and make it happen, and within our budget. From pricing, the amzing turn around time, to the quality of the final product, you are not going to find a more professional, friendly and reliable source for your ADA signage needs, than the team at Erie.”
Brian Cole
Woodgraphics | Partner
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