Multiple six foot metal prints were provided for the entryway of this 87,000 sq ft outpatient healthcare facility.

Art & Health printed one hundred fine art images that were used as wall decor in public spaces and patient waiting areas.

Prints were also used as decor in provider only areas, improving the environment for healthcare workers as well as patients.

Metal prints were used to decorate the walls of the outpatient phlebotomy laboratory in this 115,000 sq ft outpatient facility.

Prints on metal were also used as decor in the various patient waiting areas. Images can be provided on paper, metal, acrylic, and canvas.

Framed prints were used as decor in provider only areas, improving the environment for healthcare workers as well as patients.

The presentation included patient portraits with soundbars that allowed visitors to hear the patient's stories. The entire portrait series, including the audio content, can be seen and heard here.

Those who had participated in the project were invited to the opening of the display in the main lobby and the dedication of the new outpatient facility. People enjoyed posing in front of their portraits.

Participants in the project were given 8x10 prints of their portraits! The project included 30 portraits, with different ones being hung in the lobbies of the two facilities in which the project was displayed.

Fine art prints on paper were used to provide a pleasing environment in the public access locations of the hospital.

Many of the prints used in this less populous community were of local natural areas, such as ‘The Flume’ in Ohiopyle State Park.

Metal prints were used as decor in the main dining area.

A large-sized print on metal decorates the area over two tables

A metal print in the entryway welcomes patrons to the bar.