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Pleasant sound. Discreetly integrated. And easy to use in everyday practice.
A doctor's practice brings together very different acoustic requirements.
In the waiting room, a pleasant and quiet atmosphere should be created. At the reception, patients and staff must be able to understand each other well. In treatment and staff areas, different volumes or audio content are required.
A professionally planned audio solution therefore specifically adjusts the sound system to the different areas of your practice.
This means:
✓ pleasant and uniform background music
✓ suitable volumes for different practice areas
✓ easy operation for the entire practice team
✓ discreet integration into the room design
✓ reliable technology for daily continuous operation
Whether a small family doctor's practice, specialist center or large group practice: Every practice has different requirements for audio technology.
WHD develops audio solutions that are planned to suit the floor plan, furnishings, and use – from discreet background music in the waiting room to zone-based sound systems for larger practice areas.
And makes the stay more pleasant for patients and the work more pleasant for staff
Pleasant atmosphere for staff & patients
Discreet background music makes waiting areas more pleasant and creates a calm, inviting atmosphere - for patients and staff alike!
Ensure acoustic discretion
Even background sound can help to ensure that conversations from adjacent areas are heard less clearly and can support acoustic discretion.
Sound different areas as needed
Waiting rooms, reception areas, treatment rooms, or staff areas do not all require the same music and volume. Separate audio zones allow for individual adjustment.
In a busy practice, there is little time to regularly deal with audio technology.
Background music should start in the morning, run reliably throughout the day, and be played at the appropriate volume in the necessary areas. At the same time, sensitive basic settings should not be accidentally changeable.
This is exactly where a professionally planned audio system provides a remedy.
It is...
✓ easy to use – even without technical knowledge
✓ automatically adjustable to opening hours and times of day
✓ centrally or locally controllable for different practice areas
✓ reliable and low-maintenance in daily operation
For a subtle look and uniform sound distribution in waiting rooms, patient rooms, and hallways.
Ideal for visible design concepts or buildings without suspended ceilings.
For intuitive control of the entire sound system (volume control, audio source selection, app control...)
For reliable distribution, control, and amplification of music and speech in single or multiple sound zones.
For clear information, notices, and announcements with priority over ongoing background music.
For building concepts with stretched ceilings where visible technology is not desired.
Whether it's a new practice construction, expansion, renovation, or modernization – professional audio technology should be integrated into building and electrical planning early on.
Our team supports project planners, specialized planners, and integrators with structured documents such as equipment lists, optimized loudspeaker positioning, and optional wiring diagrams.
Upon request, we will oversee the installation, commissioning, and handover together with qualified partners, ensuring a smooth project completion.
The focus is on:
✓ zone-based planning
✓ clear system and functional logic for easy operation and uncomplicated future use
✓ low-maintenance and operationally reliable concepts
The appropriate type of loudspeaker depends on the room size, ceiling height, furnishings, and desired design. Built-in loudspeakers allow for discreet integration, while wall-mounted loudspeakers are particularly suitable for retrofitting. For high ceilings, pendant or spherical loudspeakers can provide even area coverage.
The number cannot be determined by the square footage alone. Key factors include ceiling height, floor plan, shelves, surfaces, desired volume, and the dispersion pattern of the loudspeakers. Professional planning prevents excessively loud areas and acoustic gaps.
Yes. With different sound zones, for example, the reception area, waiting rooms, patient rooms, and other spaces can be controlled separately. Depending on the system, volume and audio source can be individually set for each zone.
Yes. Various solutions are available for retrofitting. These include surface-mounted loudspeakers, compact wall-mounted loudspeakers, wireless audio components, and systems that can be invisibly integrated into furniture or surfaces.
Yes. Professional audio solutions can combine music and speech. Announcements can be set so that background music automatically lowers or pauses for the duration of the announcement.
For multiple practice locations, a standardized basic concept is recommended. This defines, among other things, loudspeaker types, audio electronics, operation, zones, and basic settings. The concept is then adapted to the size and architecture of each location.
We are a medium-sized company with over 40 specialists, 90 years of experience, and more than a thousand projects.
With the Project Planner, you can easily have your audio projects planned by WHD. It's free, digital, and convenient for you.
Our solutions offer benefits for many industries and applications, create added value, and are proven.
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