In a hospital, a dropped call is a safety risk.

Yes. We design systems to comply with NFPA 72 Chapter 24 (Emergency Communication Systems) and coordinate directly with local fire marshals on signal source approval and commissioning. Life safety compliance is part of every healthcare deployment we do, not an afterthought.

Yes. The majority of our healthcare projects are completed in fully occupied facilities. We schedule work around clinical hours, stage materials to minimize footprint, follow infection control requirements, and coordinate with facilities management throughout. Our project managers have specific experience in occupied healthcare environments.

We conduct a full RF signal benchmark before any design work begins. This includes identifying interference sources from medical imaging equipment and designing antenna placements and system architecture that work around them. We don't design from floor plans alone. We measure the actual signal environment.

We do. Carrier coordination is fully managed by RSRF. We prepare the technical documentation, submit to each carrier, manage the review process, and handle any back-and-forth. You don't need carrier contacts or relationships to get started.

Most healthcare projects run 4–6 months from first call to live coverage. Design takes 3 to 5 weeks, and carrier approval runs alongside it, taking 4 to 8 weeks. Installation takes the longest because it has to happen around clinical hours. We'll give you a project-specific timeline on the discovery call.

Many jurisdictions require a separate or integrated public safety DAS (also called a BDA system) in healthcare facilities above a certain size. Requirements vary by state and local fire marshal. We assess your specific jurisdiction's requirements and design a system that meets both cellular and public safety standards, in a single deployment where possible.

Yes. We design systems that address both commercial cellular coverage and public safety radio requirements, often integrating them into a single infrastructure to minimize cost and installation disruption. We coordinate with both carriers and local authorities having jurisdiction (AHJ) throughout the process.