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

Double-tread fall prevention patient slippers are slip-resistant patient slippers for at-risk patients. Buyers choosing color-coded fall prevention programs may find this red pair useful for discreetly identifying patients who may need additional care during their stay. This unisex pair has double tread, a terry inside, and one size fits most.

Key Features

• Double-tread design supports fall prevention workflows
• Red color can help support visual identification in patient care settings
• Sizing printed on the bottom tread for quick identification
• Terry inside adds a softer interior feel
• One size fits most for broad patient use
• Latex-free and unisex for general facility purchasing

Good Fit For

• Fall prevention programs
• Inpatient care settings with at-risk patients
• Facilities using color-based patient identification

Applications and Usage

• Helping staff identify patients who may require additional care during their stay
• Supporting patient footwear needs as part of a fall prevention program
• Keeping a general-use slipper option on hand for mixed-gender patient populations

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: PR.
• This pair is one size fits most, so buyers with highly specific sizing needs may want to confirm fit expectations for their patient population.
• The red color may matter if your facility uses specific colors within a fall prevention workflow.

FAQ

• Are these slippers meant for fall prevention programs? Yes. These double-tread patient slippers are intended for fall prevention programs and for patients considered at risk.
• How do these slippers help staff identify patient needs? The red color supports discreet visual identification for patients who may require additional care during their stay.
• What size are these patient slippers? These slippers are one size fits most.
• Are these slippers latex-free? Yes. These patient slippers are latex-free.
• Do these slippers have tread on both sides? Yes. The slippers use a double-tread design.

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