
For patients and visitors, finding the right destination can be part of an already stressful experience. Signage needs to make every decision simple—from arrival and parking to reception, departments, amenities and exits.
Arcom brings wayfinding, identification, accessibility and compliance signage into one coordinated system, designed to work across hospitals, clinics, aged care facilities and multi-building health precincts.
What We Deliver
Campus, building and entry identification
Vehicle, pedestrian and parking wayfinding
Department, room and destination identification
Accessible, tactile and braille signage
Statutory, safety and compliance signage
Reception, donor and feature signage
Temporary, change-management and construction signage
Multi-building and staged delivery programmes

Designed for Clarity, Accessibility and Operational Confidence
Our healthcare signage systems are designed to:
- Reduce uncertainty for patients and visitors
- Support intuitive journeys through complex facilities
- Meet accessibility and compliance requirements
- Distinguish public, clinical and staff-only zones
- Withstand intensive cleaning and daily use
- Allow for future changes, expansions and staged works
Explore Healthcare Projects
See how Arcom supports clear, accessible journeys across hospitals, clinics, aged care facilities and complex health precincts.

Case Studies
54 Victoria Street, Commercial Development
Trusted signage advice aligning multiple stakeholders, compliance, safety, design and commercial […]

Case Studies
Fairbrother Builders, Mersey Community Hospital
Large-scale architectural signage engineered to turn design intent into a durable, […]

Case Studies
Commercial Development, Linfield Place
A multi-stakeholder signage solution balancing compliance, safety, visual impact and commercial […]
Planning a Healthcare Signage or Wayfinding Project?
From strategy and documentation to fabrication, staged installation and handover, Arcom coordinates healthcare signage with the care, accuracy and control complex facilities demand.



