# Hospital lobby welcome and care team slideshow · Portrait

> Hospital information screen for any TV, free to remix. A portrait hospital information screen: welcome, care team, classes and volunteering.

Source: https://channelos.tv/t/hospital-lobby-welcome-and-care-team-slideshow-portrait-bacb9942-4200-4630-9a27-66465c086ce9
Category: Healthcare
Shape: 9:16 (portrait, a TV stood on its end)
Slides: 4
Author: ChannelOS (official)
Price: free

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## What is a hospital information screen?

A hospital information screen is a display near the entrance or information desk that gives visitors general information: a welcome, where to ask questions, services and events. This portrait board runs four slides: a welcome naming the information desk, a care team profile, classes and support groups, and volunteer roles.

A hospital stands a TV on its end beside the information desk: a welcome, a care team profile, classes, volunteering.

## What is on this board

The slides below are the template's real content, flattened to text. Remixing copies the
whole deck into your own workspace, where every line is editable.

### Slide 1 of 4

![Hospital lobby welcome and care team slideshow · Portrait, slide 1: the headline and what the business offers](https://channelos.tv/templates/us/healthcare/08-hospital-lobby/p-1.webp)

- WELCOME
- Welcome to
- [Your hospital]
- Questions? Our information desk is here to help.
- @yourhospital
- YOUR HOSPITAL

### Slide 2 of 4

![Hospital lobby welcome and care team slideshow · Portrait, slide 2: a staff profile with a photo placeholder](https://channelos.tv/templates/us/healthcare/08-hospital-lobby/p-2.webp)

- Your clinician photo here
- MEET OUR CARE TEAM
- Dr. First Last
- [Specialty]
- [Credential]
- English · Tagalog
- Family medicine
- Community health
- @yourhospital
- YOUR HOSPITAL

### Slide 3 of 4

![Hospital lobby welcome and care team slideshow · Portrait, slide 3: the list of services and options](https://channelos.tv/templates/us/healthcare/08-hospital-lobby/p-3.webp)

- THIS SEASON
- Classes and support groups
- Childbirth preparation
- Diabetes education
- Grief support group
- CPR for families
- Dates and sign-up at the information desk.
- @yourhospital
- YOUR HOSPITAL

### Slide 4 of 4

![Hospital lobby welcome and care team slideshow · Portrait, slide 4: the address, hours and how to book or order](https://channelos.tv/templates/us/healthcare/08-hospital-lobby/p-4.webp)

- VOLUNTEER WITH US
- Give a few hours
- a month
- 123 Main Street
- Greeter, gift shop and family lounge roles.
- @yourhospital
- YOUR HOSPITAL

## Frequently asked questions

### What belongs on a hospital information screen?

General information that stays true all day: how to get help, visiting information, classes and support groups, and community news. Time-critical information such as emergency alerts or bed availability needs a system built for it, not a slideshow.

### Can the screen list support groups and classes?

Yes, by name, with a pointer to where visitors can find dates and sign up, as this board does. Keep dates off the screen unless someone will update them, because a past date on a hospital screen undermines everything else it says.

### Where should a portrait information screen go?

Beside the information desk or at the main entrance, facing people as they arrive. A TV on its end reads like a notice board and fits narrow wall space. Keep it out of main walkways so people who stop to read it do not block others.

### Who can update the screen?

Anyone invited to the workspace. Paid plans include several seats, so communications and volunteer staff can each update their slides from a phone, and every change reaches the screen when it is published.

## How to use it

1. Open https://channelos.tv/t/hospital-lobby-welcome-and-care-team-slideshow-portrait-bacb9942-4200-4630-9a27-66465c086ce9 and press "Use this template". Create a free account and the template opens in your own workspace.
2. Change the words, prices and photos in the editor, from a phone or a computer.
3. On the TV, open play.channelos.tv in its own browser, pair it from your phone with the code it shows, then publish the board to it.

It runs in the television's own web browser. There is no media player box to buy and
nothing to install. The first screen is free. Free screens show a small "Made with
ChannelOS" badge in one corner. Any paid plan removes it.