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Pleasant sound. Easy to use. Reliable in daily operation.
Care facilities and nursing homes have very different requirements for professional audio technology.
In common rooms and lounges, music should create a pleasant atmosphere. For events or activities, more powerful playback is needed. In hallways and public areas, information must be clear and understandable.
A professionally planned audio solution combines these different requirements into an easy-to-use overall system.
This means:
✓ pleasant and uniform background sound
✓ clear playback of operational information and announcements
✓ individually controllable audio zones for different building areas
✓ easy operation for care and support staff
✓ discreet integration into architecture and interior design
✓ reliable operation throughout the day
Whether a small care facility, a senior residence, or a large care center: Each facility places different demands on audio technology.
WHD develops audio solutions that are planned to match the floor plan, room acoustics, and usage – from subtle background music in lounges to zone-based sound systems for larger buildings.
And makes all the difference for residents, visitors, and staff
Create a pleasant atmosphere for visitors, residents & staff
Subtle background music can make common areas, lounges, and entrance areas acoustically more pleasant and support a homely atmosphere.
Clearly convey information & announcements
For events, activities, or operational information, it's crucial that speech is clear and as uniform as possible within the designated area.
Sound systems for different areas as required
Resident rooms, dining halls, common rooms, or outdoor areas do not require the same music and volume. Separate audio zones allow for needs-based control.
In care facilities, technology must function reliably without creating additional work for staff.
Music should start at the desired time. Volume levels must match the respective areas. At the same time, important basic settings should not be accidentally changed.
This is exactly where a professionally planned audio system can help.
It is...
✓ easy and intuitive to operate (centrally or locally as needed)
✓ accessible only to authorized personnel if desired
✓ automatically adjustable to times of day and individual building areas
✓ separately controllable for individual rooms and parts of the building
✓ 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 for 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 individual or multiple sound zones.
For clear information, announcements, and messages with priority over ongoing background music.
For building concepts with stretch ceilings where visible technology is not desired.
Whether new construction, expansion, renovation or modernization – professional audio technology should be integrated into building and electrical planning at an early stage.
Our team supports project planners, specialist planners and integrators with structured documents such as equipment lists, optimized loudspeaker positioning and optional wiring diagrams.
Upon request, we will supervise the installation, commissioning and handover together with qualified partners and ensure a smooth project completion.
The focus is on:
✓ zone-based planning
✓ clear system and function logic for easy operation and subsequent uncomplicated use
✓ low-maintenance and 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 square footage alone. Factors such as room height, floor plan, shelving, surfaces, desired volume and the dispersion pattern of the loudspeakers are decisive. Professional planning prevents areas that are too loud and acoustic gaps.
Yes. With different sound zones, for example, the reception area, corridors, resident rooms and other rooms can be controlled separately. Depending on the system, volume and audio source can be individually defined 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 the background music is automatically lowered or paused for the duration of the announcement.
For multiple 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 the respective location.