Blog Post 6/19/26 Why Wipes Alone Are Not Enough To Clean and Disinfect Lead Garments Wipes are a common go-to for quick cleanups, but they fall short when it comes to lead garments. Here’s why proper cleaning and disinfection requires more than a surface swipe. Read More
Blog Post 6/18/26 What Is ALARA, and How Is It Applied in Hospitals? ALARA — As Low As Reasonably Achievable — is the guiding principle behind radiation safety in medical settings. Here’s what it means in practice and how hospital teams apply it every day. Read More
Blog Post 6/12/26 What Is Scatter Radiation? Definition, Risks, And Protection Scatter radiation is a lesser-known but real occupational hazard in medical imaging, and understanding how it behaves is the first step toward protecting yourself and your patients. Read More
Blog Post 6/11/26 Is PPE an OSHA Requirement? PPE requirements under OSHA are more specific than most workplaces realize, and knowing exactly what the law mandates can mean the difference between compliance and a costly violation. Read More
Blog Post 6/5/26 What Role Do Lead Shields, Barriers, and Room Design Play in Minimizing Radiation Exposure? PPE alone is not enough to protect healthcare workers from scatter radiation, and understanding how lead shields, barriers, and room design work together could be the missing piece in your facility’s safety program. Read More
Blog Post 6/4/26 How Should Procedure Rooms Be Set Up For Radiation Safety? A procedure room radiation safety setup is only as strong as its weakest layer, and most facilities are missing at least one critical piece they do not know about. Read More
Blog Post 5/29/26 A Guide to the (CIHQ) 2026 Standards For X-Ray And Imaging Services If your imaging department is heading into a CIHQ survey, this guide breaks down exactly what surveyors look for, where radiology departments most often fall short, and how to build a compliance program that holds up. Read More
Blog Post 5/8/26 A Guide To Radiation Dose Monitoring & Exposure Tracking For Medical Professionals If your imaging department is heading into a CIHQ survey, this guide breaks down exactly what surveyors look for, where radiology departments most often fall short, and how to build a compliance program that holds up. Read More
Blog Post 2/20/26 Are Radiation Protection Gloves Necessary and When Are They Vital? Lead gloves can reduce hand radiation doses by up to 86%—but wearing them at the wrong time can backfire. Discover when gloves are required, when to skip them, and how RCS helps facilities stay compliant. Read More
Blog Post 2/14/26 Which Body Parts Are Most Sensitive to Radiation Exposure (And Need the Most Protection)? The thyroid, eyes, breasts, and reproductive organs are among the most sensitive to radiation, making proper protective gear essential for clinician safety. Read More
Blog Post 2/6/26 Effects on the Eye from Occupational Radiation Exposure: When Are Lead Glasses Needed? This quick read explains when lead glasses are truly necessary and how the right eye protection can reduce radiation risk and protect clinicians’ long-term vision. Read More
Blog Post 1/25/26 A Guide to Radiation Protection Gear for Pediatric Patients Children are more sensitive to radiation exposure than adults, making dose reduction a key priority in pediatric imaging. Learn what protection options are available, why patient shielding isn’t always recommended, and how facilities can maintain safe, compliant radiation practices. Read More