How many decibels should nighttime sound be in senior housing?
The World Health Organization recommends keeping nighttime indoor sound levels below 30 dB for health reasons. Senior facilities often exceed this threshold, which can disrupt sleep for residents with cognitive or physical conditions.
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Nighttime indoor sound levels in senior housing should ideally be kept below 30 decibels, in line with World Health Orga…
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