Description
The ADI Bedside Utility Bag keeps patient property organized from admission through discharge during bedside waste and utility collection. The self-adhering bedside format format holds the clothing and personal items a patient typically brings. A labeled bag reduces lost-property claims and discharge delays.
- Property control – One bag per patient keeps belongings together and identifiable.
- Admission ready – Bags stock where admissions happen, with no setup required.
- Case supply – The Case of 2,000 (20 bags of 100) format matches admission volume.
- Discharge friendly – Belongings return to the patient in the same bag.
Patient Belongings and Utility Bags for Admissions
Patient property is a small process with outsized consequences, and this bag standardizes it for bedside waste and utility collection. The self-adhering bedside format format accepts the clothing and personal effects a typical admission involves. Issuing one bag at admission creates a single labeled container that follows the patient. Cases of Case of 2,000 (20 bags of 100) stock admissions, the emergency department, and inpatient units from one listing. At discharge the same bag returns the property, closing the loop without repacking.
Features and Benefits
Design
- Closure style – The closure listed in the specifications keeps contents contained during bedside waste and utility collection.
- Roomy format – The self-adhering bedside format size fits typical clothing and personal items.
Operations
- Label space – The bag surface supports patient identification labels.
- Everywhere stocking – Cases distribute across admissions, ED, and inpatient units.
Product Specifications
Product Details
- Mounting: Self-adhering
- Use: Bedside utility
Packaging and Identification
- Sold as: Case of 2,000 (20 bags of 100)
- Manufacturer part number: 40216
- Brand: ADI Medical
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Why Choose the ADI Bedside Utility Bag
Lost belongings create complaints that outlast the stay, and the this bag prevents most of them. One bag, labeled at admission, follows the patient through bedside waste and utility collection. The Case of 2,000 (20 bags of 100) format keeps every admission point stocked.
- Admission speed – Issuing a bag takes seconds at intake.
- Consistent process – Every unit follows the same property routine.
- Stock security – Case quantities cover peak admission days.
- Fewer lost items – A single labeled bag keeps property together.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where are these bags used?
They are used at admissions, in emergency departments, and on inpatient units for bedside waste and utility collection. Any setting that takes custody of patient property can use them.
Can the bag be labeled?
Yes, the surface accepts the patient identification labels used in the property routine. Label the bag at admission before items go in.
How many bags are in a case?
The listing is sold as Case of 2,000 (20 bags of 100), exactly as packaged by the manufacturer. The listed price covers every piece in the Case of 2,000 (20 bags of 100).
What fits in the bag?
The self-adhering bedside format format holds typical patient clothing, shoes, and small personal items. Oversized items may need a second bag.
How does the bag close?
The closure style is listed in the specifications for this format. It keeps contents contained during bedside waste and utility collection.
