GSA Privacy Screens for Government Facilities and Offices

Rolascreen has supplied over 200 screens to VA and military facilities during COVID-19, including the Delaware VA Hospital, Wilmington VA Medical Center, and US Army Medical Research Institute. They also delivered 50 portable units to the Florida Department of Health for disaster shelters within 4 weeks, demonstrating proven federal and state government experience.

Yes. Rolascreen offers full custom branding options including agency logos, department names, room numbers, directional arrows, and custom color schemes. The interchangeable panel system on Elite models allows graphics to be updated without replacing the entire screen frame, making rebranding across departments cost-effective over time.

Yes. All Rolascreen models support HIPAA visual privacy requirements by creating compliant visual barriers in open or shared spaces. They are specifically designed for healthcare environments including VA hospitals, military medical facilities, and public health clinics where patient visual privacy is a regulatory requirement.

Rolascreen offers portable models with locking casters for flexible deployment across multiple rooms and wall-mounted models for fixed locations where floor space is limited. Both configurations are available in 3, 4, or 5-panel designs at standard heights of 5'3" or 6'3", with custom heights available upon request to suit varied government facility layouts.

Standard non-printed screens typically ship within 10 to 30 days. For urgent government deployments, expedited production is available, with a track record of delivering 50 units to the Florida Department of Health within 4 weeks for disaster shelters. Custom branded screens have a 3 to 6 week lead time from artwork approval to delivery.

Rolascreen surfaces are compatible with bleach solutions (1,000–10,000 ppm), quaternary ammonium compounds, sporicidal and virucidal disinfectants, isopropyl alcohol, ethyl alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, CaviWipes, CaviCide, Clorox, and Virox. This broad disinfectant compatibility meets infection control standards for VA hospitals, federal health clinics, and public-facing government facilities.