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Protect Those Who Provide Care

R2P transforms ordinary doors in healthcare facilities into impenetrable barriers without changing how care is delivered. The result is a safe haven that works the moment it’s needed, protecting patients and staff until help arrives.

The Risk Facing Healthcare Workers Is Real

Hospitals and clinics are open to the public around the clock. The data shows what that means for the people who work there. Select a statistic to see the numbers and the source.

Nearly 5×

more likely to experience a workplace violence injury

In 2018, healthcare and social assistance workers experienced 10.4 nonfatal workplace violence injuries per 10,000 full-time workers.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Workplace Violence in Healthcare, 2018

72%

of healthcare workers are concerned about patients becoming violent

Based on a 2023 survey of 500 U.S. healthcare workers.

Source: Motorola Solutions, 2023 Healthcare Worker Safety Report

41,960

workplace violence cases in healthcare and social assistance

From 2021 to 2022, these cases occurred at an annualized rate of 14.2 per 10,000 full-time workers, compared with 2.9 per 10,000 across all private industry. Of the healthcare cases, 28,970 involved days away from work.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Workplace Violence, 2021 to 2022

$18.27 billion

in estimated hospital violence costs in 2023

The estimate includes $3.62 billion in pre-event costs and $14.65 billion in post-event costs.

Source: American Hospital Association and University of Washington Harborview Injury Prevention & Research Center, The Burden of Violence to U.S. Hospitals

34

hospital-based shootings in 2024, up from 14 in 2012

Hospital-based shootings increased from 14 in 2012 to 34 in 2024.

Source: JAMA Network Open, Hospital-Based Shootings in the US, 2000 to 2024: A Systematic Review

Solutions Built for Every Care Setting

From rural clinics to multi-hospital systems, R2P bulletproof doors integrate into your buildings without disrupting patient care.

R2P bulletproof doors are fire-rated and built to fit standard commercial frames and hardware, avoiding all wall demolition and structural rework. 

Health systems manage many sites with different construction styles, budgets, and security concerns. R2P doors let you set one protection standard that is easy to maintain and deploy across every facility.

 

Staff can be trained once and use the same procedures at every location, ensuring consistent protection and predictable costs.

Healthcare spaces need to feel welcoming and calm, not like fortresses. R2P bulletproof doors blend into corridors, treatment rooms, and administrative areas without drawing attention, so patients, families, and visitors see a normal door, and your team knows it is ready to stop an armed threat the instant it is needed.

Protection That Doesn’t Interfere With Patient Care

Retrofit for Any Facility

Easily install R2P bulletproof doors in existing emergency departments, treatment rooms, pharmacies, or administrative offices without disrupting daily operations. Our retrofit approach keeps your facility open and caring for patients while upgrading security instantly.

Defense Without Disruption

Maintain the welcoming look of your facility while adding government‑certified bulletproof protection. R2P integrates seamlessly with existing hardware so patients, families, and clinicians experience normal daily life with hidden security.

Clinic to Health System Ready

From a single urgent care to a multi-campus hospital network, R2P doors are engineered for the demands of healthcare. Lightweight, high‑strength designs keep doors easy to operate for staff, patients, and visitors of every ability.

Certified to Stop Rifle Rounds

R2P meets UL 752 Level 8 and U.S. State Department ballistic standards, stopping over 100 high‑velocity rifle rounds. Built for decades of use, each door offers lasting protection against today’s most serious threats.