Workplace & Healthcare Consulting

Workplace & Healthcare Consulting

Workplaces and healthcare settings that neurodivergent employees, patients, and families can actually use: quiet rooms, waiting areas, and wayfinding that lowers the noise.

An office or a clinic designed for neurotypical norms costs the people who do not fit them. We evaluate the environment, identify the sensory barriers, and recommend site-specific changes, from lighting and acoustics to furniture and layout, that make the space inclusive without making it feel clinical.

What is included

  • Workplace and clinic sensory assessment
  • Quiet-room and calm-zone design guidance
  • Waiting-area and wayfinding recommendations
  • Lighting, acoustic, and material specifications
  • Staff guidance for sensory-aware operations

Who this is for

  • Corporate workplaces and professional offices
  • Pediatric and family healthcare practices
  • Civic and cultural institutions adding sensory access

How it unfolds.

Listen

A deep listening session: your sensory profile, your routines, and the specific moments your current home makes hard. No diagnosis is required.

Listen

Draw

Shell Li, AIA and the team draw a complete plan: light, acoustics, materials, storage, and the flow between rooms, calibrated to the profile.

Draw

Build

White-glove design-build with trusted contractors, no bidding, one point of contact, and transition support for children while the work is under way.

Build
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Inquire about workplace & healthcare consulting.

We work with a limited number of families, individuals, and institutions in the New York metro area each year.

(917) 275-7996hi@highlysensitive.design