Agedcare Scenting

The Science of Scenting…

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Scenting For: Nursing Homes, Palliative Care, Waiting Rooms

The use of scenting and aromatherapy in aged care, nursing and retirement homes can vastly improve how residents and visitors feel by decreasing stress, aggression, odours and anxiety. The calming properties of the essential oils can be crucial for soothing residents or visitors during highly stressful situations, such as impending appointments, operations and other high stress situations.

Unlike synthetic based fragrances, our oils are far more effective at influencing the subconscious and emotional decision making. Our fragrances do not contain proteins, polypeptides or amino acids meaning our essential oil fragrances are non-allergenic.

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What is Scent Marketing?

Scent Marketing is the act of the subtle presentation of aromatic elements with the aim of driving satisfaction, increasing moods, improving perceived quality and building brand awareness. Residents experiences are crucial and it is imperative to promote an inviting and relaxing space to improve perceptions of quality, decrease aggression, stimulate appetites and create a healthy experience for all.

The Science?

When a resident or visitor feels relaxed, receptive, cooperative and calm, nursing staff are able to effectively and safely provide the care residents need. Through aromatherapy, we can improve perceptions of quality, decrease aggression and even stimulate appetites around meal times. In fact, scientific research has proven that our sense of smell is one of the most powerful emotional triggers for emotive decision making, memories, moral and moods.

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THE SCIENCE OF SCENTING

CASE STUDIES & RESEARCH

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Sofitel Guest Satisfaction Survey

M Gallery by Sofitel conducted a survey of 3000 of their hotel guests on the impact that fragrances have on their experience of the hotel. The survey found 78% of women and 74% of men generally like scented spaces.

Research Study: Retail Bookstore

Researches in Belgium conducted a study over 10 days with the observations of 201 customers in a chain bookstore and found that sales increased by 5.07%.

Research Study: Reduced Anxiety by 63%

A New York study at the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer looked to discover the impacts of ambient aromas on 70 outpatients before undergoing an MRI. It was noted that the administration of fragrances was associated with 63% less anxiety.

Case Study: Perceived waiting time decreased by 22%

A study at the University of Tsukuba, Japan in 2014, found that perceived waiting times decreased by 22%.

Research Study: Repeat Hotel Guests Increase by 47%

A study carried out by the Coventry University found that scent resulted in 47% of respondents would return to that hotel due to its fragrance.

Case Study: Dental Practice

“Results revealed that both ambient odors of orange and lavender reduced anxiety & improved mood in patients waiting for dental treatment”

 

Case Study: OPEN HOME perceived home value increased by over $100,000

44 potential buyers were split into groups to inspected the same house with the perceived value of the home being increased by $100,000 in a scented environment.

 

Case Study: Employee Survey

A survey conducted on a group of office executives found that:

  • 35% of respondents say that a fragrance is the first thing that comes to there attention when entering an environment.
  • 93% agree that effective ambient scenting influences their moral, productivity and working behaviour.

 

Satisfaction
Sofitel Guest Satisfaction Survey

M Gallery by Sofitel conducted a survey of 3000 of their hotel guests on the impact that fragrances have on their experience of the hotel. The survey found 78% of women and 74% of men generally like scented spaces.

Increased Revenue

Research Study: Retail Bookstore

Researches in Belgium conducted a study over 10 days with the observations of 201 customers in a chain bookstore and found that sales increased by 5.07%.

Reduced Anxiety

Research Study: Reduced Anxiety by 63%

A New York study at the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer looked to discover the impacts of ambient aromas on 70 outpatients before undergoing an MRI. It was noted that the administration of fragrances was associated with 63% less anxiety.

Decreased Waiting Times

Case Study: Perceived waiting time decreased by 22%

A study at the University of Tsukuba, Japan in 2014, found that perceived waiting times decreased by 22%.

Repeat Clientele

Research Study: Repeat Hotel Guests Increase by 47%

A study carried out by the Coventry University found that scent resulted in 47% of respondents would return to that hotel due to its fragrance.

Dental Practice

Case Study: Dental Practice

“Results revealed that both ambient odors of orange and lavender reduced anxiety & improved mood in patients waiting for dental treatment”

 

Increase Perceived Value

Case Study: OPEN HOME perceived home value increased by over $100,000

44 potential buyers were split into groups to inspected the same house with the perceived value of the home being increased by $100,000 in a scented environment.

 

Satisfaction

Case Study: Employee Survey

A survey conducted on a group of office executives found that:

  • 35% of respondents say that a fragrance is the first thing that comes to there attention when entering an environment.
  • 93% agree that effective ambient scenting influences their moral, productivity and working behaviour.