Post-Op Breast Cancer Clothing

Jacki® – Made by a Breast Cancer Patient for Other Breast Cancer Patients

Helping Make Breast Cancer and Mastectomy Recovery Journey a Little Easier

Designed for women of all ages who are looking for breast cancer clothing or breast cancer apparel, Jacki® is perfect for Cancer patients who are going through Mastectomy recovery to make post-operative procedures easier. Post-op and cancer patients in recovery can find apparel solutions at all stages of cancer recovery.

How Does Jacki® Help?

Patient Designed with your Dignity in mind for Post-op rotator cuff and other shoulder surgeries
Perfect Recovery Shirt to leave the hospital in
Gives you privacy and simplifies your life
Hidden pockets for post-surgical drains and other medical pumps and packs
Easy Access Sleeves that completely open and allows for One-Handed Dressing and easy access to IV lines
Button at shoulder to drop down for easy port-a-cath access
Attractive and comfortable garment to wear at home, errands, daily living, and sleepwear
Reduces the need for painful arm lifting after surgery
Great gift for breast cancer patients
Comfort & Freedom - improved post-surgical management of drainage bags allowing wearer to resume activities of daily living
U.S. Medicare Eligible

Jacki® provides post surgery relief for Cancer patients who have undergone double mastectomy or a bilateral mastectomy. Mastectomy recovery is challenging, Jacki® offers independence, warmth, and dignity to help a patient feel comfortable. It is also a great alternative to conventional hospital gowns (johnny hospital gowns) that are revealing and uncomfortable to wear.

Jacki's® unique design hides IV lines
Hidden pockets hold surgical drains
Keeps you covered and your dignity intact

Jacki's® features can help Cancer patients who have gone through any of the five different types of mastectomy: "simple" or "total" mastectomy, modified radical mastectomy, radical mastectomy, partial mastectomy, and subcutaneous (nipple-sparing) mastectomy.

Easy access for routine care like blood pressure checks, radiation, and chemotherapy
Easy Touch sleeves for easy one-handed dressing & Chemo access

How is Jacki® better than the traditional hospital gown?

Traditional Johnny gowns are uncomfortable and revealing. As a Cancer patient, Cathy McGrath designed an alternative to traditional hospital gowns, also known as johnny gowns, while helping her children cope with her own mastectomy. No one wants to feel like a patient, you want to feel and look normal every day while overcoming daily struggles associated with surgery recovery. Do you know anyone who is undergoing recovery after mastectomy? Jacki® is a recovery product for cancer patients that can prove to be extremely helpful. This mastectomy wear can also be a great gift idea for women with cancer.

Are you looking for post-operative recovery shirts?

You no longer need to use safety pins to hold your hospital gown together. Jacki® is breast cancer clothing that provides the privacy and coverage you need. Surgery recovery clothing should be comfortable and hassle free.

Make Jacki® a part of the cancer care package or care plan to give your loved ones a solution for the challenges they are facing. If you are looking for gifts for cancer patients, getting a Jacki® will help make their life easier.

Jacki® is beneficial for other cancer patients who are looking for cancer clothing for their recovery process. This mastectomy recovery shirt has easy access points so nurses can do their daily tasks without making the patient go through difficult and painful movements. It has been said to be an essential recovery garment, worn 24/7.

Quick Facts:

The Jacki® recovery jacket is perfect for holding multiple post-surgical drains.
Its casual, incognito style has Easy Touch sleeves for one-handed dressing and super soft materials for tender post-surgical skin.
Interior all-around pocketing secures the drains and helps alleviate the pain from the weight of the drains pulling from the surgical site.
The higher inside pocketing in the back can also hold other medical pumps and medical packs.
The breast pocketing can be removed at night for a perfect sleep.

Did you know?

It was named the 'Jacki®' along the lines of what if Jackie "O" had to endure a mastectomy.
The original Jacki® has helped over 25,000 women recover from surgery a little easier and most wear the Jacki® throughout chemotherapy and radiation, physical therapy, doctor’s appointments, and everyday errands.

Is there medical coverage for Jackie?

Jacki® is Medicare Eligible for reimbursement under HCPCS code L8015.

Patient Testimonials:

“Thank you for making it possible for me to receive a 'Jacki®' jacket to wear after surgery for a double mastectomy I recently. The jacket was the only thing I was able to wear for the first 30 days post-op, & having it made dressing & draining SO MUCH EASIER. I dont know what I would have done without it.”

“In the midst of this uncertain time for me the quiet support from so many sides is amazing and appreciated.”

“The Jacki® was a huge help. I had 4 drains and it would have been difficult to dress and travel two hours without the Jacki®. It is wonderful to have groups like yours to do the good work you are doing.

“Thank you for providing this extra at a time when things can be very confusing and overwhelming.”

“I left the hospital with 5 drains. Having your jacket with the ability to put those drains in the pockets was an absolute gift. I cannot tell you how impressed everyone was with this jacket – including my doctors. I only wish everyone who has to undergo this type of surgery could benefit from it.”

Hospital Staff Testimonials:

“The Jacki® should be a standard intervention in the care plan of patients undergoing surgery for breast cancer.”

—Cate Mullen, RN, MSN, AOCNS
Nurse Coordinator,
Tufts Medical Center, Boston Mass.

“Our patients who have undergone mastectomy for breast cancer use the Jacki’s® and are provided with a level of normalization to their lives. All patients are given the opportunity to obtain a Jacki®, allowing them to maintain some dignity during a very emotional and exposing time.”

—Suzanne Rondinelli, RN, BSN, MSN
Practice Manager, Division of Surgical Oncology
Baystate Medical Center

“Each and every patient who used this product found it to be a useful and comforting item when comfort is otherwise at a minimum. The long hours spent waiting in drafty rooms wearing only a thin hospital johnny can make patients feel even worse than they already do. It robs them of their dignity…

“As the Nurse Coordinator at the center, I feel the Jacki® needs to be a standard intervention in the care plan of patients undergoing surgery for breast cancer.”

—Cate Mullen, RN MSN AOCNS
Nurse Coordinator, Breast Health Center
Tufts Medical Center Boston

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