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Double-Security Mitts
Double-Security Mitts - Hand Control Mitt, Breathable Mesh - One Size
Package Count: 2. Double hook and loop closure for added security The palm of each mitt is filled with machine-washable fiber fill Connecting straps are included to limit the range of motion if necessary No finger separators Mesh back Ambidextrous...
$32.87 -
AliMed
AliMed Restraint Strap Blue Hook and Loop Closure
Universal Bariatric Straps are unique, extraordinarily strong straps that can accommodate just about any patient size Unlike conventional hooks, these straps are economical and reusable Feature extremely high closure strength yet are soft against skin...
$99.99 -
Peek-A-Boo
Peek-A-Boo Hand Control Mitt White Hook and Loop Closure
Quick-check flap enables circulation checks without mitt removal and secures firmly with hook and loop Double-padded design provides safety and comfort No finger separators Ambidextrous design fits either hand Machine washable
$35.57 -
McKesson
McKesson Alarm Sensor Seat Belt
By providing audible and visual alerts, McKesson fall prevention monitors help monitor the movements of those you're taking care of. Simply plug the seatbelt into the fall alarm and place over at-risk individuals. When individual rises to get up, an...
$32.25 -
Fabrication Enterprises
Economy Alarm System White
This economy exit alert functions with weight-sensing bed pad, chair pad, and floor mat or early warning, nonrestraint seat belts. Caregiver is notified by an audible and visual alert. Monitor can be placed at the bedside or wheelchair and then connected...
$56.09 -
Drive
drive Mattress Cover Defined Perimeter Nylon, 34 to 39 X 80 X 6 to 8 Inch
The universal mattress cover creates a raised rail, defined perimeter for enhanced fall prevention, without using patient restraints Open in mid-section for safe and easy patient egress and ingress Built-in medium density foam bolsters, safely and...
$138.67 -
Posey
Posey Stretcher Wrist Restraint Blue Hook and Loop Closure
Appropriate for use with an E.D. stretcher Designed to be left in place so they are ready for use when required Machine washable Strap length 9 inch Cuff dimensions 12L X 2-1/2W inch
$37.01 -
Posey Twice-As-Tough
Posey Twice-As-Tough Stretcher Ankle Restraint Blue Hook and Loop Closure
Appropriate for use with an E.D. stretcher Designed to be left in place so they are ready for use when required Machine washable Strap length 9 inch Cuff dimensions 12L X 2-1/2W inch
$35.63 -
Posey
Posey Wrist Ankle Restraint Blue Strap Fastening
The Posey Ankle/Wrist Restraint has an easy-to-apply foam cuff that secures with hook and loop. Restraint secures to movable portion of the bed with a single connecting strap. The D-ring stress point prevents the cuff from tightening when the patient...
$13.27 -
Double-Security Mitts
Double-Security Mitts Hand Control Mitt White Strap Fastening
Posey Double Security Mitts are used to help protect individuals who are prone to disrupting medical treatment or self-harm. This mitt impedes picking and tube pulling and is considered to be a less restrictive device that should be considered and tried...
$39.39 -
Posey
Posey Wrist Ankle Restraint Blue Hook and Loop / Quick-Release Buckle
Slide harness allows the wrist to rotate without chafing and protects delicate skin Quick-release buckle on a two-piece attachment strap, allowing one piece to remain on the bed for fast application Strap length 31-inch Wrist circumference 4 to 12 inch
$16.63 -
McKesson
McKesson Bed Alarm Sensor Pad, Audible/Visual Alerts, 10 in x 30 in
McKesson fall prevention monitors help monitor your loved one's movements by providing audible and visual alerts. Simply plug the sensor pad, mat or seatbelt into the fall alarm and place under at-risk individuals. When they rise to get up, removing...
$47.44
Bedroom Safety
Bedroom Safety
The National Council of Aging states that one in four seniors who live at home experience a fall, which can be especially dangerous when out of the home's central area. In addition, falls are the leading cause of injuries among seniors, resulting in 2.8 million emergency room hospital visits annually.
Bedroom Hazards
It is easy to overlook the bedroom when ensuring that the home is a safe space, but there are several safety hazards to keep in mind.
Poor Lighting
Difficulty seeing a walkway path can lead to a higher risk of falls. Consider keeping a flashlight and lamp on the nightstand and night lights near the bedroom area.
Try to avoid rearranging the bedroom furniture so that even if the room is not well lit, you're less likely to stumble over unexpected obstacles.
Electrical Cords
Tripping over electrical cords is a risk. Keep plugs and cables out of the walkway, the closer to the wall or corners, the better. Consider arranging electronics strategically in the room, based on the safest location for cords.
Unsafe Furniture
It is essential to choose furniture that can bear weight, especially nightstands or shelves near doorways. If you were to slip and reach out to steady your balance, would the furniture fall with you or help to steady you?
Sliding Throw Rugs
Throw rugs can get caught on feet or create a slippery walkway, leading to a higher risk of falls. Secure throw rugs with non-slip backing or remove them entirely from walkways.
Bedroom Safety Checklist
When creating a safe environment for the senior in your life, write out a checklist of necessary bedroom safety equipment.
Bedside Fall Prevention Matts
A bedside fall prevention matt can be life-saving for seniors who are prone to falling out of bed. A matt can be placed on either side of the bed and absorb the impact of a fall.
Telephone
Whether the senior has a cell phone or not, make sure it or a house phone is always positioned near the bed to contact that help in an emergency.
Sensor Alarm System
There are sensors designed to alert caregivers of user movement in the bedroom. There are different sensor systems for different needs. For example, a safety alarm that can be placed underneath someone in bed or a chair, lightweight and not uncomfortable, sensor pad alarm systems alert caregivers when the user gets out of bed.
Some sensor alarm systems are made to be tamper-proof, and some are better suited for chairs rather than beds.
Flashlight
Keep a flashlight on the bedside table in case of a power outage and check it often to ensure the batteries work.
The National Council of Aging states that one in four seniors who live at home experience a fall, which can be especially dangerous when out of the home's central area. In addition, falls are the leading cause of injuries among seniors, resulting in 2.8 million emergency room hospital visits annually.
Bedroom Hazards
It is easy to overlook the bedroom when ensuring that the home is a safe space, but there are several safety hazards to keep in mind.
Poor Lighting
Difficulty seeing a walkway path can lead to a higher risk of falls. Consider keeping a flashlight and lamp on the nightstand and night lights near the bedroom area.
Try to avoid rearranging the bedroom furniture so that even if the room is not well lit, you're less likely to stumble over unexpected obstacles.
Electrical Cords
Tripping over electrical cords is a risk. Keep plugs and cables out of the walkway, the closer to the wall or corners, the better. Consider arranging electronics strategically in the room, based on the safest location for cords.
Unsafe Furniture
It is essential to choose furniture that can bear weight, especially nightstands or shelves near doorways. If you were to slip and reach out to steady your balance, would the furniture fall with you or help to steady you?
Sliding Throw Rugs
Throw rugs can get caught on feet or create a slippery walkway, leading to a higher risk of falls. Secure throw rugs with non-slip backing or remove them entirely from walkways.
Bedroom Safety Checklist
When creating a safe environment for the senior in your life, write out a checklist of necessary bedroom safety equipment.
Bedside Fall Prevention Matts
A bedside fall prevention matt can be life-saving for seniors who are prone to falling out of bed. A matt can be placed on either side of the bed and absorb the impact of a fall.
Telephone
Whether the senior has a cell phone or not, make sure it or a house phone is always positioned near the bed to contact that help in an emergency.
Sensor Alarm System
There are sensors designed to alert caregivers of user movement in the bedroom. There are different sensor systems for different needs. For example, a safety alarm that can be placed underneath someone in bed or a chair, lightweight and not uncomfortable, sensor pad alarm systems alert caregivers when the user gets out of bed.
Some sensor alarm systems are made to be tamper-proof, and some are better suited for chairs rather than beds.
Flashlight
Keep a flashlight on the bedside table in case of a power outage and check it often to ensure the batteries work.