Medline Patient Belonging Bags
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Item: 113390
Model: NON026320
Price is $123.09
Unit of measure 250/Carton
Free delivery by Tue, May 06
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Patient belonging bags help keep personal effects centralized in a hospital, doctor's office or clinic setting, while a patient is in surgery or undergoing a medical procedure. Companies like Medline offer them in different styles for various settings and needs. Staples carries these supply bags and other medical necessities to keep belongings secure.
Different Colors and Styles Available
Patient belonging bags come in a wide array of sizes to hold clothing, shoes and personal effects. Smaller units are ideal for storing jewelry items or a wallet. Bags also come in several colors including clear, white, blue and green, with a few lines for writing the patient's name and room number to clearly identify the owner. Shoppers can choose from those with drawstrings, rigid or patch handles, and snap closures. Those with rigid and patch handles hang up easily on a hook on the back of a door.
Choose From Different Materials
Many designs are latex-free for those who have sensitivities, made instead with plastic that can stand up to prolonged use and are puncture- and moisture-resistant. Garment bags, designed to hold suits, dresses and professional clothing, come with a built-in wood hanger for convenience. They're made with a vinyl material to shield items from the elements and any exposure to hospital fluids. They hang up easily on a door or in a closet in the patient's room.
Buy in Small or Large Cases
Patient supply bags come in packages that contain small and large quantities. Shoppers looking to stock a small doctor's office can suffice with as few as 25, though hospitals and clinics where surgery is a constant, can benefit from large cases of 250, 500 or more. Using the auto-restock program, inventory managers can opt to have supplies delivered regularly at specified intervals to avoid shortages.
Are Clear Patient Belonging Bags Better than White or Colored?
While the purpose of the bags is the same, clear bags are easy to see through, making the contents identifiable in a single glance. White or colored units offer a degree of privacy, concealing the clothing and personal effects within. This can be particularly helpful if the items have been compromised with bodily fluids.
Can You Order Pre-Printed Bags?
Some companies let you personalize the supply bags with a facility or hospital name for an additional cost. It serves as an advertisement outside of the office or clinic and also helps return lost effects to the proper location if they're accidentally misplaced when the patient leaves.
What's the Advantage of Secure Patient Belonging Bags?
Secure bags give patients peace of mind that their personal effects won't be on display. Since hospitals and many clinics often see emergencies, cutting one's clothes off is sometimes a necessity. Secure bags also increase security, reducing the risk of theft since the contents aren't clearly seen.
Are There Biodegradable Patient Supply Bags?
Yes, many companies offer biodegradable options for eco-conscious shoppers. These units take less time to break down in a landfill, reducing the amount of waste left behind. Others are recyclable and reusable, giving patients and family more options after leaving the facility.
Different Colors and Styles Available
Patient belonging bags come in a wide array of sizes to hold clothing, shoes and personal effects. Smaller units are ideal for storing jewelry items or a wallet. Bags also come in several colors including clear, white, blue and green, with a few lines for writing the patient's name and room number to clearly identify the owner. Shoppers can choose from those with drawstrings, rigid or patch handles, and snap closures. Those with rigid and patch handles hang up easily on a hook on the back of a door.
Choose From Different Materials
Many designs are latex-free for those who have sensitivities, made instead with plastic that can stand up to prolonged use and are puncture- and moisture-resistant. Garment bags, designed to hold suits, dresses and professional clothing, come with a built-in wood hanger for convenience. They're made with a vinyl material to shield items from the elements and any exposure to hospital fluids. They hang up easily on a door or in a closet in the patient's room.
Buy in Small or Large Cases
Patient supply bags come in packages that contain small and large quantities. Shoppers looking to stock a small doctor's office can suffice with as few as 25, though hospitals and clinics where surgery is a constant, can benefit from large cases of 250, 500 or more. Using the auto-restock program, inventory managers can opt to have supplies delivered regularly at specified intervals to avoid shortages.
Are Clear Patient Belonging Bags Better than White or Colored?
While the purpose of the bags is the same, clear bags are easy to see through, making the contents identifiable in a single glance. White or colored units offer a degree of privacy, concealing the clothing and personal effects within. This can be particularly helpful if the items have been compromised with bodily fluids.
Can You Order Pre-Printed Bags?
Some companies let you personalize the supply bags with a facility or hospital name for an additional cost. It serves as an advertisement outside of the office or clinic and also helps return lost effects to the proper location if they're accidentally misplaced when the patient leaves.
What's the Advantage of Secure Patient Belonging Bags?
Secure bags give patients peace of mind that their personal effects won't be on display. Since hospitals and many clinics often see emergencies, cutting one's clothes off is sometimes a necessity. Secure bags also increase security, reducing the risk of theft since the contents aren't clearly seen.
Are There Biodegradable Patient Supply Bags?
Yes, many companies offer biodegradable options for eco-conscious shoppers. These units take less time to break down in a landfill, reducing the amount of waste left behind. Others are recyclable and reusable, giving patients and family more options after leaving the facility.