Midmark offers continuing education course for architects and designers on clinical design trends and challenges

Aug 5, 2025, 09:34 AM

VERSAILLES, Ohio, Aug. 6, 2025 — Midmark Corp., a leading medical solutions provider focused on the design of the clinical environment to improve the delivery of care, has worked with The American Institute of Architects (AIA) to offer continuing education training that provides clinical design information architects and designers need to enhance their capabilities and understanding of the ambulatory healthcare space.

The course, “Rethinking the Exam Room: Exam Room Design Insights from a Clinical Perspective,” is a course delivered by Midmark clinical design consultation experts that offers 1.0 Health Safety and Welfare (HSW) Learning Unit (LU) for a one-hour presentation. It provides healthcare architects and designers who are AIA members a high-level overview of how proper exam room design can improve clinical workflow efficiency at the point of care. Attendees also learn how Midmark can partner with and assist architects and designers.

“The course is just one of the ways Midmark can be a valuable resource for architects and designers who work in the ambulatory healthcare space,” said Tracy Timmerman, PMP EDAC, director of marketing, Midmark Medical. “Our in-house clinical design consultation experts work directly with architects and designers to help ensure facility design and room configurations align with equipment and furniture needs, and desired clinical workflows are achieved. They also make sure projects are compliant with relevant accessibility standards and regulations.”

After completing the course, architects and designers should be able to:

  1. Identify and describe the needs of at-risk patient demographics who receive care in exam rooms.
  2. Identify safety risks associated with patient falls and caregiver injuries in the exam room and prioritize them based on severity.
  3. Analyze the efficiency of patient and provider movement patterns and the workflow process during examinations.
  4. Identify and anticipate ergonomic and infection control challenges that patients and providers experience in the exam room.
  5. Prepare, plan and propose exam room designs that not only meet space requirements but also create a safe, dignified and efficient healing environment for both patients and caregivers.

Interested architects and designers can register on the AIA site to take the course, or visit midmark.com for more information.

About Midmark—Medical

Midmark helps physicians and care teams deliver exceptional patient care through seamless room design, better equipment, smarter workflows and integrated technologies. For more than 50 years, it has used its knowledge and deep understanding of ambulatory and acute care environments to help customers improve clinical outcomes and eliminate the barriers preventing seamless, well-coordinated patient care. Learn more at midmark.com/medical/resource-library.

About Midmark

Founded in 1915, Midmark Corporation designs seamless clinical care experiences that millions of medical, dental and veterinary visits depend on every day. The company develops and manufactures a comprehensive ecosystem of products and solutions that harmonize space, technology and clinical workflow. Midmark is headquartered in Versailles, Ohio, which is also home to its Experience Center, Design Center, Technology Center and largest manufacturing facility. The company operates five additional U.S. locations and maintains subsidiaries in the United States, India and Italy. To learn more, visit midmark.com.