The technology allows for the creation of large-format natural landscapes, underwater scenes, or starry skies projected onto walls and ceilings, accompanied by ambient sound. These experiences are tailored to each patient's therapeutic needs, aiming to improve their mood during hospitalization.
Unlike conventional virtual reality devices, this technology does not require glasses. This enables both patients and professionals to share the experience during therapy sessions, fostering interaction and the patient-caregiver bond.
This initiative is part of the hospital's humanization efforts to create more welcoming spaces. In mental health, immersive experiences can complement interventions for relaxation, stress and anxiety reduction, and emotional regulation. The technology is already in use at over a hundred healthcare centers and has studies supporting its clinical benefits.
The system allows for the development of personalized content based on the objectives set by professionals for each patient. This expands the resources of the Mental Health Inpatient Unit and strengthens initiatives to improve both care and the patient's hospital stay experience.
