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title: "Comment by Simon Church on \"Revolutionizing Healthcare with MyChart Wayfinding Indoor Navigation\" | Hashnode"
description: "Hospital wayfinding is an interesting space because the real challenge isn't simply getting someone from point A to point B. Large hospitals have multiple build"
url: "https://hashnode.com/posts/revolutionizing-healthcare-with-mychart-wayfinding-indoor-navigation/6826e440871517595dc4664b/comment/6ae68692250db49198981762"
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Comment [Revolutionizing Healthcare with MyChart Wayfinding Indoor Navigation](https://hashnode.com/posts/revolutionizing-healthcare-with-mychart-wayfinding-indoor-navigation/6826e440871517595dc4664b)

[Simon Church](https://hashnode.com/@igc)

[Nov 1](https://hashnode.com/posts/revolutionizing-healthcare-with-mychart-wayfinding-indoor-navigation/6826e440871517595dc4664b/comment/6ae68692250db49198981762)

Hospital wayfinding is an interesting space because the real challenge isn't simply getting someone from point A to point B.

Large hospitals have multiple buildings, floors, departments and access restrictions. Even a well-designed navigation system needs to account for how unfamiliar visitors interpret directions.

I think one of the biggest opportunities is making indoor navigation easier to deploy and maintain without creating additional infrastructure burdens for hospitals.