Clinic print and signage have a different job to the retail equivalent. Everything has to be found easily, read quickly, and reduce the number of questions reception has to answer. Calm and legible beats clever.
Finding you
- Aluminium composite panel signs — the standard for practice fascia and street-facing identification. Flat, durable, and clean-looking for years.
- Colorbond® steel signs for pylon, carpark and boundary signage.
- Window vinyl for practice name, hours and after-hours arrangements — the details patients look for when you're closed.
- Parking signage for patient bays, staff parking and accessible spaces.
Inside: wayfinding and reception
- Rigid signs for consulting rooms, treatment rooms, pathology and amenities. Consistent room numbering saves reception a hundred conversations a week.
- Cut vinyl for door lettering, glass manifestation and privacy bands on partitions.
- Posters for health information, seasonal vaccination campaigns and practice notices.
- Canvas prints for waiting rooms — a calmer wait is a measurable part of patient experience.
Notices and patient information
- Notice signs for billing arrangements, appointment policies, mobile phone use and privacy.
- Mandatory signage for hand hygiene and protective equipment where you require it.
- Emergency, exit and first aid signage, plus fire equipment signs.
- Wet floor stands for cleaning and spills.
We print what you specify — your practice manager or accreditation adviser is the right person to confirm what your clinic is required to display and where.
Patient-facing print
- Business cards and appointment cards for each practitioner.
- Fridge magnets — practice number and after-hours details on the fridge is exactly where patients look in a hurry. Consistently one of the best-performing items for clinics.
- Printed promotional items for health weeks and community events.
- Pull-up banners for flu clinics, health expos and community days.
Opening a new practice or relocating? Talk to our team — external identification and internal wayfinding are the two that cause the most patient confusion if they're left late.
