For the third year in a row, Nemschoff has been named the number one brand in healthcare furniture in an annual survey by Contract magazine. The survey, conducted by an independent research firm, asked subscribers to name the top three brands in 32 categories without the aid of prompts or lists.
“It’s gratifying to see that our efforts to help architects, designers, and their clients work well, get well, and live well are resonating and making an impact,” said Louise McDonald, President of Herman Miller Healthcare. “Within all of our solutions, we leverage the power of space to create adaptive environments that are more efficient for caregivers, better for patients, and smarter for business.”
Nemschoff is part of Herman Miller Healthcare, a subsidiary of industry leader Herman Miller. The companies design, develop, and manufacture the most complete range of interior solutions for health care systems. With more than 80 years of combined experience within the healthcare industry, they use their deep understanding of these environments to help clients think strategically about the importance of their interior space and facilities.
The 2013 Contract Brand Report Awareness Survey asked a random sample of Contract subscribers to identify the top three manufacturers in 32 categories. All responses were unaided – no brand name prompts or lists were provided to assure that responses were unbiased. The survey was conducted by Aspen Media and Market Research and provides a statistically valid set of results.
About Nemschoff’s Healthcare Business
Nemschoff, a Herman Miller Company, is a market innovator and leading furniture manufacturer widely recognized for its craftsmanship, expertise, and healthcare-specific design. Based in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, Nemschoff has been manufacturing furniture since 1950, and joined Herman Miller, Inc., in 2009 as a wholly owned subsidiary. Nemschoff's comprehensive offering provides significant breadth and depth to Herman Miller's clinical portfolio, and together under the umbrella of Herman Miller Healthcare, they provide solutions for virtually all areas of a healthcare facility, complete with coordinating finishes and fabrics that let designers combine solutions from both companies.
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