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What We Do

RDC Simplifies Radiation Safety and Compliance

The World's Longest-Running Dosimetry Provider

Dosimeter Badges

Reliable dosimetry since 1949

Whole body, extremity, area, and fetal monitoring

Industry-leading value and unrivaled service​

24/7 Online Account Access Included With Badge Service

MyRadCare™​

Easy access to dose reports, NRC Form 5, and invoices

Automated notifications for overexposure

Accurate monitoring across teams

Personalized Dose Reports for End Users

Dose Check™

Give your team 24/7 personalized account access

View year-to-date dose reports

Review reports from the previous year

Radiation Badge Solutions

Dosimetry badge solutions for every need

Radiation Detection Company provides dosimetry badge and measurement solutions for every application, from whole body and ring badges to fetal monitoring and leak tests.

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OSL Whole Body Dosimeter

The standard OSL badge (or Type 84 badge for photon monitoring) is a 2-element beryllium oxide (BeO) badge with a minimum reportable dose of 10 mrem (0.1 mSv), and a LLD of 1 mrem (0.01 mSv).

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TLD Whole Body Dosimeter

The Standard Type 82 TLD-XBG badge or Type 83 TLD-XBGN badge for neutron is a four-element radiation badge with a minimal reportable dose of 10 mrem (0.1 mSv).

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NetDose™ Dosimeter

Say goodbye to shipping badges for good and gain peace of mind with granular reporting and reclaimed time.

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Fetal Monitoring Badge

The Standard Type 82 TLD-XBG badge or Type 83 TLD-XBGN badge for neutron, fetal monitor is a four-element radiation badge with a minimal reportable dose of 10 mrem (0.1 mSv).

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Wrist Badge

The Standard Type 82 TLD-XBG badge or Type 83 TLD-XBGN badge for neutron, is a four-element dosimeter badge with a minimal reportable dose of 10 mrem (0.1 mSv).

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Ring Badge

The TLD-XBG Extremity is a single element ring dosimeter for extremities. The ring badge is available for radiation workers whose job functions potentially require their arms or legs to receive a higher exposure.

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Leak Tests

Our wipe test analysis kits contain everything vou need to perform leak tests on sealed radioactive sources.

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Area Monitoring

Monitor radiation exposure levels in public areas and shared workspaces.

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No Matter the Size of Your Business, We Have Radiation Badge Services and Compliance Solutions to Fit Your Needs

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Case Study

National DSO Needing an Effective Compliance Program

A nationally recognized Dental Services Organization (DSO) with over 1600 locations across 29 states were facing compliance challenges across their portfolio of locations. Radiation Safety Programs were independently managed by the facilities, which opened risk for poor supply chain management, and increased spend due to low-volume quantities. This resulted in numerous fines for non-compliance across many of their clinics throughout the country and created a liability for the company....

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  • Control Cost

    Leverage bulk volume pricing and RDC's extensive network of partner relationships to give your partner practices the best rates and control corporate costs. With tiered pricing, costs continue to go down and all of your practices save.

  • Reduce Liability

    Ensure all of your partner locations are fully protected by efficiently overseeing your radiation safety in one, central place. Each practice manages their own badges, and you stay updated via our Account Portal. RDC also provides the fastest report turnaround time in the industry with 98% of reports generated in 6 days or less, ensuring your compliance isn't on hold.

  • Manage Complexity

    With a dedicated account manager and flexible account management platform, you can streamline your operations without sacrificing clinic autonomy. Locations manage the day-to-day operations and you receive one invoice for all account activity.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find Answers to Your Questions

We’ve answered common radiation monitoring questions below, and you can always call us for live help.

What do dosimetry badges do? 

Organizations may utilize dosimetry badges to measure radiation used during various imaging processes when diagnosing and treating patients. Dosimetry badges help ensure safety, comply with regulations, identify high-risk areas, and enable individuals to protect themselves.

Locate the label on your radiation-emitting device to determine the type of radiation used in your office. In veterinary offices, this typically includes imaging devices and radiation therapy devices. Healthcare facilities, including hospitals and medical clinics, often utilize various imaging technologies that involve radiation, such as X-rays, CT scans, and fluoroscopy. In dental offices, this typically includes X-ray and any other imaging technology used to diagnose dental conditions.

Some states may have additional radiation monitoring requirements in addition the federal guidelines. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, please consult the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s list of NRC and Agreement States.

Feeling overwhelmed? We can help. Reach out to RDC directly and we’ll walk you through our personalized recommendations to keep your entire team safe.

In addition to OSL or TLD whole body radiation badges, your staff may also use extremity badges (wrist or ring) and/or fetal monitors. Employees should consult the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission for an exhaustive list of conditions requiring individual monitoring of external and internal occupational dose.

Area monitors measure radiation exposure at or near radiation sources. We recommend using an area monitor in addition to personnel monitoring to monitor possible radiation exposure to employees who may not be provided a whole body badge (such as front office staff), or members of the public.

Area monitoring can help protect personnel and the public from an adverse amount of radiation in various settings during imaging and radiation therapy sessions.

We have more answers! Visit our FAQ page or call us if you need more support.
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