In Two Point Studios’ *Two Point Museum*, effective management extends beyond daily operations; prioritizing staff well-being is crucial. This guide explains how to utilize Remedial Springs.
Museum expeditions unearth valuable relics, but inherent risks lead to staff injuries. While the Staff Room device facilitates recovery, severely injured staff require a faster solution: Remedial Springs. Located near the center of the Bone Belt expedition map, this point of interest becomes accessible after visiting the Cold Mines in the main campaign (immediately available in Sandbox mode).
Utilizing Remedial Springs involves selecting it as an expedition destination and assigning an injured staff member. The "Healing Holiday" event instantly removes all status effects, restoring the staff member to full health. This costs $5,000 and takes 14 days. While expensive initially, it's invaluable for serious injuries and unlocks an achievement. It's a worthwhile investment, especially for key staff members, offering a quicker recovery than the in-museum device, particularly for complex ailments.
This covers Remedial Springs in *Two Point Museum*. For more information, visit The Escapist. *Two Point Museum* is available on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC.
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