Medline Fall Prevention Patient Slippers, Yellow, Medium, 1/PR

Fall Prevention Patient Slippers, Yellow, Medium, 1/PR

Fall prevention patient slippers are unisex yellow slippers intended for at risk patients in care settings. Buyers may choose them for fall prevention programs that use discreet visual cues to help staff identify patients who may need extra attention during their stay. This medium pair has a double-tread design and a terry inside, with sizing marked on the bottom tread for quick identification.

Good Fit For

• Fall prevention programs in patient care settings
• Identifying at risk patients who may need added attention
• Single-patient issue workflows

Key Features

• Double-tread slipper design supports fall prevention program use
• Yellow color helps support discreet patient identification workflows
• Sizing on the bottom tread makes size checks quicker
• Terry inside adds a softer interior feel
• Medium size for buyers selecting this specific fit
• Sold as 1 pair for individual patient issue

Applications and Usage

• Issuing slippers to at risk patients during their stay
• Supporting staff visual identification in fall prevention workflows
• Selecting medium-size patient footwear for routine care use

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: PR.
• This SKU is the medium size, so buyers should confirm fit needs before ordering.
• The yellow color is part of the identification approach, which may matter for facilities using color-based fall prevention programs.
• This item is sold as one pair, which is useful when ordering for individual patient distribution.

FAQ

• Are these slippers meant for fall prevention programs? Yes. These patient slippers are intended for fall prevention programs and are described for use with at risk patients.
• How do staff identify the size quickly? Sizing is marked on the bottom tread, which helps with quick identification.
• What tread style do these slippers use? This pair uses a double-tread design.
• What size is this pair? This SKU is medium.
• Are these slippers unisex? Yes. The slippers are identified as unisex.

From Medline.