Senior Living & Assisted Living
Assisted Living and Senior Living Signs for Resident Rooms, Care Areas, Dining and Common Spaces
Clear signage helps residents, visitors and staff find their way around assisted living communities, nursing homes and senior living facilities. BSign offers interior signs for resident rooms, dining areas, shared spaces and staff-only rooms in acrylic, wood and stainless steel.
Resident Room Identification
Room number signs help identify resident rooms and organize numbering throughout a building. BSign offers options in acrylic, wood and stainless steel, including selected designs with Braille.
Resident names can be displayed on personalized door name plates. For communities that use photographs as part of room identification, BSign also offers a custom name plate with photo among its office door signs.
When room assignments change, keeping the room number separate from the resident's name can make updates easier. BSign also offers a Buro door sign with an interchangeable name plate, allowing the name insert to be replaced. Check the selected model to confirm how the name can be updated.
Memory Care
Memory care communities may identify resident rooms using numbers, names or photographs, depending on the approach chosen by the care team.
BSign's room number and personalized door sign collections offer options for displaying this information. For a project covering several rooms, confirm the preferred wording and identification format with the facility's care team before ordering.
Medication and Care Areas
Medication rooms, staff offices and utility spaces often need clear identification to distinguish them from areas open to residents and visitors.
Staff only signs and authorized personnel only signs provide options for restricted-access doors, with Braille available on selected designs.
Treatment rooms, therapy spaces and other rooms with specific names can be identified using custom door signs. Available materials and personalization options depend on the selected model.
Dining and Activity Areas
Shared spaces such as dining rooms, lounges, activity rooms and libraries also need identification signs.
Dining room signs are available in different materials and designs, while custom door signs can display names such as Activity Room, Library, Craft Room or Chapel.
Common Areas
Common spaces may include visitor lounges, laundry rooms, mail rooms and shared restrooms.
Restroom signs are available for men's, women's, unisex and all-gender facilities, along with wheelchair-accessible restroom signs. Braille is available on selected designs.
At entrances and reception areas, visitor signs can help identify spaces intended for guests, while waiting areas can be marked with suitable room signs.
Wayfinding and Accessibility
Larger senior living communities may need directional signage to help residents, staff and visitors navigate between rooms, floors and shared facilities.
Directional signs provide options for identifying routes through corridors, while floor number signs help identify different building levels.
BSign also offers exit signs, with Braille available on selected products.
Tactile characters and Braille are available on selected sign designs. Confirm the applicable sign requirements, specifications and placement with your architect, licensing specialist or relevant local authority before ordering.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can resident room signs be updated when a new resident moves in?
Yes. One option is to keep a permanent room number sign and use a separate personalized name plate that can be replaced when needed. BSign also offers an interchangeable name plate design in the Buro series. Check which options are available for your preferred design before ordering.
Can resident room signs include a name and photo?
BSign offers a personalized name plate with a photo among its door sign products. Other designs can display a room number or a resident's name. If your project requires a specific combination of information, contact the BSign team to confirm the available options.
What signs are useful for dining and shared areas in senior living communities?
BSign offers dining room signs, restroom signs and wheelchair-accessible restroom signs. Custom door signs can identify activity rooms, chapels and other shared spaces, while visitor signs can help mark reception areas. Available materials and designs vary by product.
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