The Center For Health Design

United States · Hospital & Health Care

The Center for Health Design is a non-profit organization established in 1993, dedicated to enhancing healthcare design through evidence-based practices. It brings together healthcare and design professionals who advocate for environments that improve patient care and staff well-being. The organization emphasizes patient-centered care, staff wellness, and sustainability in its mission. The Center offers various services and programs, including research, education, and community engagement. It connects over 30,000 professionals through webinars, workshops, and conferences. The Evidence-Based Design Accreditation and Certification (EDAC) program certifies individuals in this field. Additionally, initiatives like The Pebble Project support healthcare organizations in implementing innovative design solutions. The Center also publishes the HERD journal and recognizes excellence in healthcare design through awards such as the Touchstone Awards and the Changemaker Award.