healthcare room partitions

Yes. All Rolascreen privacy screens are designed to support HIPAA visual privacy requirements. They create effective visual barriers in open clinical spaces such as emergency departments, exam rooms, and multi-bed patient areas, helping facilities maintain patient confidentiality and dignity without costly construction.

Rolascreen partitions are compatible with a wide range of hospital-grade disinfectants including bleach solutions (1,000–10,000 ppm hypochlorites), quaternary ammonium compounds, sporicidal and virucidal disinfectants, isopropyl and ethyl alcohol, Clorox, Virox, CaviWipes, and CaviCide. Their non-porous surfaces allow thorough wipe-down without material degradation.

The Portable Rolascreen Elite moves freely on locking medical-grade casters, making it ideal for flexible spaces like triage areas and vaccination stations. The Wall Mounted Rolascreen Elite mounts flush to the wall, retracting when not in use to save floor space — best suited for fixed exam rooms, dialysis bays, and semi-private patient rooms.

Yes. Rolascreen offers full custom branding including logos, department names, corporate colors, wayfinding graphics, nature imagery, and patient education content. The Elite model features an interchangeable inner panel system with a zipper mechanism, allowing branding updates without replacing the entire screen. An in-house design team supports facilities without print-ready artwork.

Non-printed standard screens typically ship within 10–30 days depending on quantity and configuration. Custom branded screens have a production timeline of 3–6 weeks from artwork approval, covering design review, printing, fabrication, and quality control. Rush production may be available for urgent projects. Orders of 4 or more are palletized and ship via ground freight.

Rolascreen partitions serve a broad range of clinical environments including hospital emergency departments, inpatient and semi-private rooms, NICU and pediatric units, dialysis and infusion centers, pre-op and PACU bays, behavioral health units, outpatient clinics, isolation and contact-precaution rooms, physical therapy spaces, and mobile or temporary triage sites.