Patient Dress
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Patient Dress is a comfortable, modest hospital gown that gives caregivers fast access for exams and monitoring. It uses soft, durable fabric, secure closures, and a generous overlap to protect privacy and speed turnover. Choose reusable woven fabric for long service life or disposable options for isolation needs. Ideal for wards, day surgery, imaging, maternity, and long-term care where comfort, dignity, and easy care all matter.
Description
A Patient Dress is a hospital gown designed for comfort, dignity, and easy clinical access. It gives full coverage while allowing nurses and doctors to assess, monitor, and treat without unnecessary garment changes. The design focuses on soft feel, durable laundering, and fast room turnover. Unisex sizing and generous overlaps help the dress fit a wide range of patients and reduce the risk of exposure.
Key features and benefits:
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Comfortable fabrics in cotton, polyester, or blends for softness and strength.
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Back-wrap or shoulder-tie closures that allow quick dressing and modest coverage.
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Generous overlap and knee-to-calf length to protect patient privacy during movement.
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Reinforced seams and colorfast dyes that tolerate frequent, high-temperature washes.
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Raglan or set-in sleeves for mobility and easy blood pressure or IV access.
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Label space and color options to code by ward, size, or laundry cycle.
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Optional pockets or monitor lead openings to support clinical workflow.
Common uses and applications:
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Inpatient wards, day surgery, imaging, maternity, dialysis, and long-term care.
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Emergency and pre-op areas where rapid gowning and re-gowning are common.
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Pediatric and bariatric variants for specialized sizing and comfort.
How it compares:
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Reusable woven gowns cut waste and reduce cost per use over time. Disposable nonwoven gowns simplify logistics in isolation or high-change settings.
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Wrap-around styles improve modesty compared to simple back-tie designs.
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Heavier fabrics feel more premium but may extend drying times. Lighter blends speed turnover.
Quality and care notes:
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Choose fabric weight, closure type, and size range to match your patient mix and laundry process.
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Follow facility infection control guidance on washing, thermal disinfection, and storage.
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Many buyers prefer textiles tested for harmful substances and colorfastness to support patient comfort and safety.
