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An unfamiliar place is unsettling, especially for a child facing surgery. With a virtual tour, your patients explore reception, the corridors and their room from home, before the day itself. They arrive prepared, and your team welcomes them more calmly.
Cryocenter, Arcachon Read the case studyA virtual tour is not content, it is a marketing product. Treated as an asset, it shortens the distance between ‘I discover’ and ‘I get in touch’.
The future inpatient walks through the main hall, past admissions, along the corridor to the ward and opens the door to a room.
A child who has already ‘visited’ the children's ward with their parents faces their stay with less fear.
The 3D dollhouse view shows the buildings, the floors and how the spaces connect, like a scale model.
A patient going into hospital, or the parents of a child being admitted, dread the unknown. Calls to the ward pile up before admission and people arrive stressed. With the tour sent alongside the admission letter, they discover reception, the ward and the room. They arrive calmer.
In a large hospital with several wings, patients get lost despite the signage. Your teams spend time giving directions and appointments start late. With a tour showing the actual route from the entrance to the ward, patients arrive in the right place, on time.
Recruiting nurses and healthcare assistants also depends on how your working conditions come across. With the tour attached to your job ads, candidates can picture themselves in your premises. Once hired, they use it for training. Your teams and colleagues find their way around wards, entrances and equipment before their first shift.
Describe your hospital in two minutes. The nearest agency in the network will reply with a price and a date for the visit.
Each agency in the network sets its own prices freely.
These options add to the tour according to your priorities: preparing patients, guiding visitors or showing the hospital to candidates.
The link in the admission letter lets patients find the main hall, admissions and the ward before they come in. They and their families arrive knowing where to go.
Place the tour on the page for each department and on the page explaining how to reach the hospital. Patients and families find the right building and the right floor before they travel.
The link in a job advert shows applicants the ward, the nurses’ station and the staff rest areas. They can picture themselves there before the interview, and your advert stands out from the rest.
All our virtual tours can be embedded
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Let’s talk about your projectConfidentiality, how capture is organised, use with patients: the answers you need before starting your project.
No. Capture takes place in empty or prepared spaces, away from active care areas. No people, no documents and no health data appear in shot. Your hospital reviews every scene before it goes live.
The visit is scheduled during quiet hours or in vacated spaces, agreed with you at the scoping stage. Care is never interrupted.
Each project gets a tailored proposal, which depends on the wards to capture, the route to show and the options chosen. The agency in your area sends it to you after an initial discussion.
Through a simple link, with nothing to install: in the admission letter, on the ward's web page or via a QR code on admission documents. The tour works on phones, tablets and computers.
A child who has already explored the ward with their parents recognises the place on admission day. The tour can be replayed freely, at their own pace, as often as the family likes.
Yes. The published scope is the one you approve. Password-protected access lets you keep a tour for internal use, such as recruitment or training.
Got another question?
Talk to an expertDescribe your hospital, the wards involved and the audiences you want to reach. The agency in your area will get back to you with a scope, a capture protocol and a proposed date.
Each agency in the network sets its own prices freely and sends you a tailored proposal.
How do you order your first
virtual tour?
You get in touch with our team
We point you to the agency that covers your area.
We draw up a brief together
A video call or an on-site meeting sets the scope of the project and your proposal.
Your local contact comes to you
Your local agency captures your space on site with a Matterport 360° camera with a built-in LiDAR sensor, then handles the editing.
You receive your virtual tour
The link and its documentation arrive within 48 business hours of the capture.
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