Hospital Room Dividers and Medical Privacy Screens

Hospital curtains are typically called cubicle curtains or privacy curtains. They are traditionally fabric panels hung from ceiling tracks. Rolascreen privacy screens serve as modern, hygienic replacements — offering non-porous, wipeable surfaces that are easier to disinfect and do not harbor pathogens the way fabric curtains can, reducing hospital-acquired infection risks.

Yes. All Rolascreen privacy screens support HIPAA visual privacy requirements by creating effective visual barriers between patients and staff. They are designed for use in exam rooms, consultation areas, emergency departments, and other healthcare settings where patient privacy is legally and ethically required.

Yes. Rolascreen panels feature a non-porous thermally stabilized polyester film that is compatible with bleach solutions (1,000–10,000 ppm hypochlorites), quaternary ammonium compounds, sporicidal and virucidal disinfectants, isopropyl alcohol, CaviWipes, CaviCide, Virox, and Clorox — meeting the most stringent healthcare infection-control cleaning protocols.

Portable models roll on locking medical-grade casters for flexible repositioning with no wall installation required, ideal for changing configurations. Wall-mounted models mount flush to the wall and retract when not in use, saving floor space permanently. Both extend to 123 inches wide and are available in 5'3" and 6'3" standard heights with custom heights available on request.

Yes. Rolascreen offers full custom branding including logos, corporate colors, photography, wayfinding graphics, and patient education content. Inner panels use a zipper-based interchangeable system, so branding can be updated without replacing the entire screen. Rolascreen's in-house design team can develop artwork from scratch if print-ready files are not available.

Rolascreen privacy screens are built for long-term use with an expected lifespan of 10–15 years. The medical-grade powder-coated steel frames and disinfectant-resistant non-porous panels are engineered to withstand daily clinical use and repeated cleaning with hospital-grade chemicals without peeling, fading, or structural degradation.