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Patient dignity, on a switch — privacy film for the Healthcare City's clinical, counseling, and corporate glass.
In a city anchored by two hospital systems, a pharmaceutical headquarters, and a research university, visual privacy isn't a luxury — it's a daily operational requirement. Consult rooms, counseling offices, imaging suites, and HR spaces across New Brunswick all share the same need: glass that can stop being transparent on cue.
ClearSwitch Glass retrofits switchable PDLC privacy film onto existing glass throughout New Brunswick — from hospital-adjacent practices to Rutgers-area counseling offices and corporate interiors near the J&J campus. Installations run overnight or over weekends, and rooms are back in service by morning.
PDLC privacy film bonds a switchable liquid-crystal layer to your current glass. Powered, the glass is optically clear; unpowered, it is a full frost that blocks sightlines in both directions while daylight still filters through. Privacy is the fail-safe state — if power is ever lost, the glass is private, not exposed.
New Brunswick spaces where the film earns its keep:
Patient conversations and screens go behind frost instantly, on a surface that tolerates clinical disinfection.
University-area practices give clients privacy they can see engage the moment a session starts.
Project rooms and boardrooms frost for confidential work near the J&J campus.
Observation glass switches between open instruction and private assessment.
Clinical settings are exacting clients, and we like it that way: background-checked installers, overnight scheduling, dust-free application, zone-based switching designed around your staff workflow, and a 2-year warranty serviced by the same local team that did the install.
Schedule a ConsultationWe fit the three-step process around clinical schedules:
We inspect your existing glass on site, confirm suitability, and quote the project in writing — no obligation.
The film is fabricated to the exact dimensions of each pane, with edges and cable routes planned in advance.
Most rooms convert in a single visit: film applied, low-voltage supply wired, controls tested and handed over.
Yes. Panels can be grouped into zones and controlled centrally — wall panels, keyed switches, or app control — so staff can set entire wings private during rounds or procedures.
It gives staff an instant engineering control over visual exposure of patients and PHI on screens — a strong supplement to your privacy safeguards. It is not itself a compliance certification, and we're happy to provide specs for your review.
Very little. Rooms convert one at a time, typically overnight, and each is ready for use the next day. A full suite is usually done inside a week of evenings.
Exam-room privacy at the flip of a switch — on a flush glass surface you can disinfect, with no curtains to launder and no blinds to dust.
Tell us about your project and our team will reach out within 24 hours with a detailed, no-obligation quote.