Custom Acoustic Panels for Healthcare & Doctor’s Offices

Hard surfaces in typical medical office construction let sound reflect and build up. 2" NRC 1.0 acoustic panels in exam rooms and corridors absorb those reflections so conversations are easier to hear clearly and background noise is lower. Panels absorb sound within the room; for reducing sound transfer between rooms, proper door sealing and wall construction matter more than panels.

Acoustic panels reduce reverberation and lower the ambient noise floor within a room, which can make it harder for background conversations to carry. They are not a substitute for proper door sealing and wall construction, which are what actually control sound transmission between rooms. Consult a qualified acoustic or building consultant for facility-wide privacy compliance planning.

Yes. Our Z-clip mounted panels install with minimal wall penetration and no structural changes. They are a fast, non-disruptive way to improve acoustics in existing medical office spaces. No contractor required for standard installations.

No. Our panels are not antimicrobial-treated and we do not claim any antimicrobial certification. The fabric surfaces are cleanable and can be wiped down as part of routine maintenance, which is what most medical offices need day to day.

Yes. Our panels are Class A fire-rated per ASTM E84, a common baseline for commercial materials. Confirm specific occupancy and code requirements for your facility with your local building or fire authority.

A standard 10'x12' exam room benefits from 4–6 panels (2'x2' or 2'x4') distributed on two perpendicular walls plus the ceiling if needed. This targets an RT60 of roughly 0.4–0.6 seconds for speech clarity. Use our free room analysis for a custom recommendation.