In recent years, regions such as North America and the Gulf have successively upgraded the enforcement standards of medical privacy regulations represented by HIPAA, and put forward clearer quantitative requirements for the sound insulation performance of consultation rooms, treatment rooms and ward areas. Acoustic performance has been promoted from an optional interior configuration to a hard indicator for the acceptance of medical institutions, directly related to the compliance qualification of institutions.
Industry data shows that in the first half of 2026, the procurement volume of acoustic materials for outpatient medical projects worldwide increased by 32% year-on-year. Medical-grade fabric-wrapped acoustic panels have become the mainstream designated products for outpatient clinics, dental clinics and specialized rehabilitation institutions. The high-density glass fiber core has an NRC rating of 0.85–1.0, which effectively eliminates indoor echo and reduces air sound transmission between rooms, ensuring the confidentiality of doctor-patient conversations. The outer layer is made of medical-grade stain-resistant and flame-retardant fabric, which supports daily wiping and disinfection and meets the hygiene management requirements of medical places.
QinSound medical-grade acoustic product line fully covers the scene needs of outpatient clinics, rehabilitation centers and ward areas. All materials meet **ASTM E84 Class A** fire safety standards and ultra-low VOC emission requirements, and fully comply with the relevant norms of medical institutions in North America and the Middle East. Industry observers pointed out that with the continuous tightening of medical privacy supervision, professional acoustic design will become a necessary link in the construction of medical institutions.
