Source: https://orderli.com/en/venues/healthcare-visitor-restaurants
Title: QR ordering for hospitals and care homes | Orderli
Description: QR ordering for hospitals, care homes and visitor cafés: an accessible menu for visitors, staff and guests who do not all need the same thing. Book a demo.

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Orderli for hospitals, care homes and visitor cafés

# A calm, accessible ordering route for visitors and staff.

An accessible menu for visitors, staff and guests who do not all need the same thing.

Illustrative scene of a team member helping an older visitor at the accessible counter of a calm hospital café.

## In use at venues including

- Van der Valk
- HEMA
- Fletcher Hotels
- De Bartel Groep
- Bierfabriek
- Grote Markt Den Haag
- Van Asch
- Foodhallen
- Schiphol

## A visit runs late. Coffee and something small would help, without asking for directions again.

Staff, visitors and guests each have their own moment; the menu keeps things calm.

1. 08:30 The shift begins Staff quickly see what is open and can order ahead for their break.
2. 12:15 Lunch for different guests Product information and options sit calmly with the choice, including in multiple languages.
3. 16:10 Coffee during a visit The QR takes visitors directly to the right restaurant or collection point.

## What Orderli takes care of.

### Readable product information

Place relevant information with the dish instead of on a separate explanation page.

[See menus and branding](https://orderli.com/en/features/menus-and-branding)

### For visitors and staff

Match different menus or ordering routes to the person ordering.

[See business accounts](https://orderli.com/en/features/business-accounts)

### Multiple service points

Keep restaurant, coffee corner and collection point recognisable and current.

[See locations and teams](https://orderli.com/en/features/multi-location-and-teams)

## Questions before you start

Can visitors and staff order differently?

Yes. Different menus or ordering routes match who is ordering, and staff can order ahead for their break.

Where does product information appear?

With the dish itself rather than on a separate explanation page, and in several languages too.

[See pricing](https://orderli.com/en/pricing)
