Medline Double-Tread Fall Prevention Patient Slippers, Red, One Size Fits Most, 1/PR

Double-Tread Fall Prevention Patient Slippers, Red, One Size Fits Most, 1/PR

Double-tread fall prevention patient slippers are color-coded slippers for at-risk patients. They can support fall prevention programs in hospitals and care settings where staff need a discreet visual cue that a patient may require added attention. This red pair is one size fits most, uses double tread, and has terry inside for comfort.

Good Fit For

• Hospital fall prevention programs
• Patient stays where staff use color cues for added monitoring
• Facilities that want one size fits most patient slippers

Key Features

• Double-tread design supports fall prevention workflows
• Red color helps identify at-risk patients within a care setting
• Sizing on the bottom tread allows quick identification
• One size fits most helps simplify ordering across mixed patient populations
• Terry inside adds a softer interior feel
• Latex-free and unisex for broader patient use

Applications and Usage

• Identifying at-risk patients during inpatient stays
• Supporting unit-based fall prevention protocols
• Equipping patient rooms with color-coded safety slippers

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: PR.
• Color is part of the patient identification approach, so confirm red matches your facility protocol.
• One size fits most may not suit every patient, so review fit needs before standardizing.
• Sizing appears on the bottom tread for easier visual identification during use.

FAQ

• Are these slippers meant for fall prevention programs? Yes. These double-tread patient slippers are intended for fall prevention programs and for patients identified as at risk.
• How do staff identify the size? The sizing is on the bottom tread, which helps staff identify the slipper size quickly.
• What size are these slippers? This pair is one size fits most.
• Are these slippers latex-free? Yes. These patient slippers are latex-free.
• Who can wear these slippers? These slippers are unisex and intended for patient use.

From Medline.