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What is an Adaptive Open Back Nightgown?

How are Silvert’s Hospital Gowns different?

How to put on a hospital gown

  1. The patient remains in a seated position or flat prone position while being dressed.
  2. The patient’s arms are inserted easily into the sleeves of the adaptive sleeping gown and the garment is drawn up to the shoulders.
  3. You or the caregiver simply wraps the generous overlap across the back and the snap closure on each shoulder is snapped into place. If the patient is in a flat position they are rolled over or lifted at the shoulders and the generous overlap across the back is snapped into place on top of the shoulders. The snaps are positioned in such a way that the patient does not experience any uncomfortable pressure points. The person being dressed is left completely covered without ever having to stand. With snaps on the shoulders, the dresser doesn’t have to force the snaps together underneath the patient. It can be done up on the shoulders making it much easier on both the wearer and the caregiver that’s dressing their patient or loved one.
  4. You can rest assure the disrobing process is just as easy. Simply unsnap the dome closures just the same as the rest of Silverts snap on adaptive apparel, and slide the nightgown off.

Here is a brief look at how the adaptive nightgowns open:

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How Can Silvert’s Flannel & Cotton Hospital Patient Gowns or Sleepwear Help?

Nightwear Accessories

Silvert’s offers a variety of accessories to make sleeping and before bed time as comfortable as possible. Women’s Bed Jackets are perfect if a blanket keep sliding off their shoulders. A bed jacket is only long enough to go down to the mid waist. This way it will not interfere with arm movements. Bed jackets have a small loop closure to ensure that the bed jacket stays on, perfect if they are in bed or even in a wheelchair on their way to bed. If you find your patient or loved one is constantly cold and needs a little more protection on their arms and legs, arm protectors and leg warmers are always a good option to give them the added warmth they need. Both are offered in a variety of sizes to fit plus sizes as well. Silvert’s has full women’s open back adaptive robes for trips out of bed. Slipper socks are available, sock comfort makes them easy to sleep in, but with rubber grips on the soles to ensure their safety if they get out of bed at night. These can also be great gift ideas. If you want to give a loved one a gift a nightgown paired with any of these accessories can make a very good gift.

Having trouble visualizing how an adaptive nightgown works? Here are some videos to help you understand how easy it is to put on an adaptive clothes open back nightgown.

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