Womens Dementia Alzheimer's Anti Strip Jumpsuits
Womens Adaptive Alzheimer's Anti Strip Jumpsuits - Fits Up To 3 Xl - Back Zip Jumpsuits One Piece - Adult Top & Pant Onesie Alzheimer's Clothing
Product Features of Silverts Anti Strip Jumpsuit :
- Elastic Waist - Stretchy for Enhanced Comfort
- Strategically Placed Closures - Antr-Strip Ties and Ring-Tab at Neck Helps Prevent Disrobing
- Easy Assisted Dressing - Designed to Facilitate Assisted Dressing and Assisted Undressing
- Quality Machine Washable - Polyester-Cotton
Our adaptive Alzheimer's Special Needs Clothing One Piece Jumpsuit can help solve Alzheimers patients and clothing undressers with disrobing issues. This one piece shirt and pant onsie has a strong weave and long heavy duty back zipper to provide even more protection against dementia patients and Alzheimer's patients disrobing. Ties at the back of the neck are secured through an antistrip ring-tab which ensures that the wearer is unable to disrobe. The zipper in this zip back jumpsuit has a protective plaquet to protect the back. The dolman sleeves and elasticized waist ensures fit and comfort.
Quality machine washable polyester-cotton. This combination top and pant Alzheimer's onesie is great for nursing home patient residents and home care. Anti-strip clothing by Silverts for people with Alzheimer's is geared to help make life easier for Alzheimer's patients and their caregivers. This comfy anti strip jumpsuit is also great for those in skilled nursing facilities, long term care facilities and for home care settings.
Alzheimers Anti Disrobing Suits Size Chart:
- S (6-8)
- M (10-12)
- L (14-16)
- XL (18)
- 2XL (20)
- 3XL (22-24)
| Gender | Women |
|---|---|
| Needs | Alzheimer's, Assisted Living, Cerebral Palsy, Disabled, Health Care, Home Care, Hospice, Nursing Home, Palliative Care, Wheelchair |
| Dressing | Assisted Dressing |
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Excellent suit for Dementia patient.My wife suffers from Front temporal dementia and this suit was the perfect fit for her and also help the nurses and care aides. She enjoys wearing it and has less agitation.
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NICE MATERIAL AND NICELY MADEYOU CAN WEAR DAY OR NIGHT. SO FAR SHE CANNOT REMOVE IT AND IT WASN'T FROM LACK OF TRYING.
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Jumpsuit review.Intended for family member in Assited Living Facility with dementia, who collects all silverware and stuffs into clothing. This open from rear only with staff help, an attempt to curtail. But, neck is way too loose and still allows room to stuff and store. Recommend you modify with non stretch collar material, which would limit opening, and still allow assisting to put on/off by staff.
I am having a tailor do that now. Otherwise, easy to care for and presentable, but pricey.Posted on
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Ripped otherwise nice designI purchased a few of these and one ripped very quickly right down along the zipper. Otherwise the design is very nice and pleasing.
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The zipper broke on all of the Onesie'sVery poor quality. Poor design of fabric
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Solved a Big ProblemMy mother has dementia. Also wears a pouch from colorectal cancer. She wants to keep pulling all of this off.
This one piece suit has become the only thing that prevents this. She wears them day and night. It has saved us
terrible problems that she knows nothing about. A brilliant idea. She thinks these suits are so comfortable. She sleeps better. An A+ all around success.Posted on
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Great productReally pleased with this product!
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Love this product!I bought this for my mom who has dementia and had 2 strokes, it works perfectly because she can’t get it off!
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The anti-strip suits were the very thing that my wife neededUntil she started wearing anti strip suits we were not abale to keep clothes on her
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