Virtual tour in social services – Sagapo, p.o.

Staff, as well as applicants and their families, save time otherwise spent on phone inquiries about services, activities, or room equipment in your facility. Clients no longer need to go through lengthy checks to see whether the facility is suitable for them. Instead, they can visit it virtually and gather all the necessary information. Virtual tours are also used by applicants with limited mobility for whom visiting individual facilities in person would be too demanding.

A growing trend is the use of virtual tours preinstalled on tablets. These tablets do not require an internet connection, making them suitable for everyday use by field workers. During home visits to applicants, social workers can guide them through the facility with a simple touch and use this visual tool to help prepare them for their new environment.

Potential sponsors can remotely assess the quality of your facility. A virtual tour can attract them to collaborate and influence their decision-making. Instead of bulky presentations, simply share a link to your virtual tour.

Is your facility spread across multiple buildings? The tour can run in a video loop on a screen at your reception or main entrance. It improves orientation and gives visitors a preview of the entire complex before they even step inside.

Cameras, video, and drones. A virtual tour presents your social care facility from every possible perspective. Applicants and sponsors can experience the space far more effectively than by simply browsing photos in a gallery. They can walk through the entire facility virtually and gain a clear understanding of its size and layout. Our panoramic virtual tours also include interactive elements providing information about available services, including detailed equipment descriptions.