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A virtual tour of your healthcare facility

Where do I check in? What does the room look like? What happens behind that door? A virtual tour of your healthcare facility gives these questions a visible setting. Visitors choose where to look and which explanations to open.

Healthcare workers beside an operating table at Rijnstate Arnhem
Rijnstate
Rijnstate · Arnhem

A selection of our work

See what a tour can show.

Explore the projects and look around the spaces yourself. Each location has its own story and layout.

Brick building with a glass entrance and green front garden

Fivoor

Bilthoven · Wier Kliniek Open

Fivoor · Wier Bilthoven
The restaurant at De Meander.

De Meander

Nieuwerkerk aan den IJssel

De Meander

Rijnstate: preparing for a hospital visit at home

In Rijnstate InZicht, children and parents explore the Children’s Centre and operating theatre complex. They choose between a children’s ENT route and a route for general surgery. The holding area, operating theatre and recovery room become part of the story of a visit.

Short videos of healthcare professionals and clickable explanations describe what a child sees in each place. The Children’s Advisory Council helped shape the content. That is the starting point for a healthcare tour: understand patients’ questions, then choose the spaces and explanations they need.

Fivoor: getting to know everyday surroundings

At Fivoor, the surroundings during a stay also matter. A client’s room, shared living room, kitchen or activity room tells a different story from a treatment room. The walkthroughs show several clinics, with content tailored to each location.

FPK Rotterdam has separate explanations for children and adults. A young visitor does not need the same information as a referring professional or prospective colleague. We discuss whom you want to help and whether separate routes or versions are needed.

What information belongs in your walkthrough?

Start with one specific situation: a first outpatient visit, a planned admission or an introduction to a residential facility. The route should show where people will go and what needs explaining there. Select rooms with the relevant department and agree who checks the text and video content.

The tour can appear on your website or be shared through a link alongside existing visitor information. A healthcare professional can also open it together with a patient or family member. Addresses, appointments and current treatment information remain available through your own information channels.

Planning photography in a working healthcare facility

We agree which departments can be made available and what stays out of view. Consider patients, names outside rooms, screens, records and information boards. A departmental contact helps coordinate access and preparation.

A tour with explanatory videos also needs time from the staff appearing on camera. Include the location, audience, departments and desired explanations in your enquiry. We then propose preparation, photography and production. Hosting and later changes are agreed separately.

More examples from our work

De Meander in Nieuwerkerk aan den IJssel is another example: a tour of the spaces within a residential care location.

An estimate for your project

What does a virtual tour cost?

Virtual tours start at €1,500. Most business projects range from €2,500 to €5,000, excluding VAT. The size of the venue, preparation and chosen features determine the estimate.

Preparation, the shoot and production are included in the agreed project price. Additional locations, hosting and later updates are discussed separately.

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€ 1,500

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