The Windsor Regional Hospital in Ontario, Canada, has installed a new modular radiation therapy vault, marking an expansion in the hospital’s cancer treatment capabilities.
This development uses granular shielding technology by RAD Technology Medical Systems (RAD), which integrates with the hospital’s current infrastructure.
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By employing RAD’s modular methods, the construction of the vault was completed with minimal disruption and in a shorter timeframe compared to traditional building techniques.
This addition is a critical step in addressing the increasing demand for radiation therapy within the Windsor-Essex community.
Windsor Regional Hospital’s cancer services and renal emergency, trauma and mental health vice-president Jonathan Foster said: “With the completion of this new vault, Windsor Regional Hospital is now better equipped to meet the growing demand for radiation therapy.
“This expansion underscores our commitment to delivering exceptional patient care by leveraging the latest in medical technology and innovation.”
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By GlobalDataThe fourth radiotherapy vault will increase treatment capacity and improve patient scheduling flexibility, ensuring quicker cancer care services.
The vault’s integrated control room enhances medical professionals’ access and monitoring capabilities, which contribute to optimising patient experience and safety.
RAD’s sales and business development vice-president Kenneth Wright said: “The successful installation of the RAD vault at Windsor Regional Hospital exemplifies the power of modular construction in healthcare.
“By reducing construction time and minimising disruption, we have provided a solution that not only meets the hospital’s immediate needs but also supports its long-term growth and ability to adapt to future technological advancements.”
The installation of the RAD vault at Windsor Regional Hospital expands oncology services, bypassing the limitations of conventional construction methods.
