20/04/2026
On BIM-led projects, specialist equipment should be coordinated as early as possible and not fitted around decisions that have already been made.
In accessible and care environments, specialist systems such as ceiling hoists and hygiene equipment have a direct impact on layout, clearances, fixing requirements and coordination with surrounding elements.
When picked up too late, this can result in unnecessary redesign, avoidable clashes or compromise on functionality.
At Multicare, we provide Revit-based BIM support for architects, contractors and technical teams, helping integrate specialist equipment into live project models in a way that supports coordination, buildability and real-world use.
Our support is typically delivered across RIBA Stages 2, 3 and 4, where early input can help teams protect functional layouts as designs develop, coordinate specialist equipment more effectively, reduce the risk of late-stage changes and support smoother delivery on site.
And because our BIM support is backed by in-house design, installation and technical knowledge, it is informed by how these systems need to work in practice, not just how they appear in the model.
If you’re working on a project involving accessible bathrooms, hygiene rooms, changing places facilities or ceiling hoist systems, we’d be happy to support your team.
Find out more about our BIM Modelling support here: https://multicaremedical.co.uk/bim-modelling/