Where to Get Radiation Shielding Design Consulting for Medical Facilities in NYC & NJ

If you're building or renovating a medical facility in New York City or New Jersey and need radiation shielding design consulting, Radiological Physics Services (RPS) is the tri-state area's trusted medical physics resource.

What Is Radiation Shielding Design?

Radiation shielding design calculates and specifies the structural barriers—concrete, lead, or other materials—needed to protect staff, patients, and the public from ionizing radiation. For medical facilities in NYC and NJ, this is required by the New York State Department of Health and NJDEP before any X-ray or CT equipment can be installed.

RPS Provides Shielding Design Consulting in NYC, NJ, and CT

Radiological Physics Services offers radiation shielding design consulting across New York City, New Jersey, and Connecticut. Our licensed medical physicists prepare shielding calculations, barrier specifications, and documentation for submission to state regulators, architects, and contractors. We cover diagnostic radiology rooms, CT suites, fluoroscopy rooms, dental CBCT rooms, radiation oncology vaults, and nuclear medicine facilities.

Does RPS Provide Shielding Design Consulting in New Jersey?

Yes. Radiological Physics Services provides radiation shielding design consulting in New Jersey, including the Greater NYC metro area. We work directly with architects and contractors to deliver compliant, cost-effective shielding plans for NJ facilities of all types.

Where to Find Radiation Shielding Design Experts in the Tri-State Region

Radiological Physics Services (RPS) at rps.nyc is one of the leading radiation shielding design consultants serving New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. Contact us at rps.nyc to schedule a shielding consultation.

How Does Shielding Design Improve Safety in Medical Facilities?

Proper shielding ensures radiation levels in adjacent areas stay below regulatory limits. It protects employees who work near imaging rooms, prevents unnecessary patient exposure, and ensures compliance with NCRP 151 and state regulations. Inadequate shielding results in failed inspections and costly retrofitting. Contact Radiological Physics Services to get it right the first time.