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Understanding Radiation Shielding
X-ray and gamma rays are forms of electromagnetic radiation that occur with higher energy levels than those displayed by ultraviolet or visible light. Thick, dense shielding is necessary to protect against the energy emitted from x-rays. Thus, shielding and room design is a critical and consequential consideration for any healthcare rooms that perform diagnostic and interventional radiology.
The purpose of shielding is to protect patients, staff both in and working near the rooms and the general public. We have conducted significant neutron attenuation testing to ensure our solutions meet this endeavor with 100% certainty. Guaranteed.
VERISHIELD® RADIATION SHIELDING
VeriShield® Ultra-High Density Modular Radiation Shielding offers unmatched attenuation properties and construction benefits.
SMARTDOOR® SHIELDED ENTRY SYSTEMS
With operating times as fast as 6 to 8 seconds, Veritas radiation-shielded doors eliminate the need for doorless or maze openings.
Veritas radiation-shielded windows create a therapy environment that lets patients see outside the room, then “frost over” as radiation shielding moves in.
VERITAS PARTICIPATES IN THE 63RD ANNUAL ASTRO MEETING
Veritas will be exhibiting at the 63rd annual American Society for Radiation Oncology’s (ASTRO) Meeting, Booth #2257, October 24-27, 2021 in Chicago, IL.
VERITAS EMPLOYEES PAY IT FORWARD
A team of Veritas Medical Solutions employees volunteered on to support the Cradles to Crayon foundation in Philadelphia.
VERITAS WELCOMES INTERKEL GROUP, NIGERIA
Veritas Medical Solutions had the honor of hosting a visit from Obiora Agbim, COO of Interkel Group, Nigeria.
“Linear accelerator vault project for University Medical Center at Princeton:
In a very short timeline/schedule for the opening of the hospital, “Veritas designed the vault, fabricated, and mobilized at the jobsite in a quick and timely fashion, and then commenced construction of the vault … with very few hiccups.”
—Thomas Lahuto, AIA, NCARB, Turner Construction Company
