Performance Health 081237791 Safehip Soft Hip Protector Safeship

The Performance Health 081237791 Safehip Soft Hip Protector is a reliable and comfortable solution designed for individuals at risk of hip injuries, particularly in home care settings, clinics, and hospitals. Its standout benefit lies in providing superior protection and peace of mind for both patients and caregivers, ensuring a safe and supportive environment for recovery and daily activities.

This soft hip protector is engineered to cushion and absorb impact, reducing the risk of hip fractures and related complications. It is designed to be worn comfortably under clothing, allowing for a full range of motion while providing the necessary protection. The Performance Health Safehip Soft Hip Protector is an essential tool for fall prevention strategies, offering a practical and effective way to safeguard against hip injuries.

Key Features

• Soft and lightweight design for enhanced comfort and wearability
• Provides excellent impact absorption to reduce the risk of hip fractures
• Allows for a full range of motion, enabling normal daily activities
• Designed for comfort and discretion, suitable for wear under most clothing
• Easy to put on and take off, ideal for individuals with limited mobility or dexterity
• Unisex design, suitable for both men and women
• Available in medium size to fit a variety of user needs

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: Designed to fit comfortably under clothing, with specific dimensions tailored to the medium size designation • Weight: Lightweight for enhanced wearability and comfort • Materials: Constructed from soft, durable materials for long-lasting performance and comfort • Compliance: Meets or exceeds relevant safety and quality standards for medical devices

Ideal For

• Home care environments, where fall prevention is a priority • Hospitals and healthcare facilities, for patient safety and fall prevention strategies • Clinics, particularly those specializing in geriatric care, physical therapy, or rehabilitation • Outpatient care settings, where patients may be at risk of falls or hip injuries • Assisted living facilities, where resident safety and well-being are paramount