When we started the planning process, we had definite ideas of how this health care campus of the future should be, including how it should look and feel. We wanted a wholistic approach that revolved around patient-centered care. Patients and their families have noticed and commented their approval of the Boston piano, which has been in the lobby since November of 1997. Patients tell us the music sounds so good that it makes them feel like dancing and this is coming from patients who have trouble walking. Allen said that it's not just adults who find the piano fascinating.
Children love to see the keys move.
Taking care of the mind and the body is what Trinity is accomplishing thanks in part to the Boston baby grand.