Circadian Lighting Brings Opportunity for Providers—& for Better Care

Shedding new light on staying home

By Hannah Wolfson

September 30, 2019 HME Products

It’s 8 p.m. and time for the patient to start winding down for bed at home. Almost unnoticed, the lights begin to change, softening from bright, daylight white to soft cream. The house grows cool and quiet, and the faint aroma of lavender emerges, encouraging relaxation and sleep.

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Hannah Wolfson

Hannah Wolfson is editor in chief of HomeCare Media.

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