Kinsman Enterprises, Inc. Kinsman Department Labeled Gait Belts

These Kinsman gait belts are primarily intended for use across specific departments within healthcare facilities to assist caregivers with patient transfer and ambulation.

They are most commonly utilized in:

• Physical Therapy clinics
• Occupational Therapy departments
• Rehabilitation settings
• Nursing units

The specific departmental labeling featured on the belts is designed to improve inventory control and can serve as a secondary security measure to help identify if a patient has wandered from a restricted area.

Yes, these Kinsman gait belts are constructed using heavy-duty, 2-inch wide cotton webbing. This robust material ensures a secure and reliable hand hold for caregivers and therapists during patient assistance and transfers, promoting both safety and product longevity.

Yes, the department labels are a key feature designed to streamline facility logistics and inventory management. They provide two main advantages:

• Inventory Control: The labeling (e.g., Physical Therapy) allows staff to maintain better control over their belt inventory by clearly identifying which department a belt is assigned to, aiding in tracking, organization, and loss prevention.
• Patient Identification: They assist in patient monitoring by helping to identify which department a patient is associated with or when a patient may have moved from a designated area.

The available department labels are: Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Rehab Dept, and Nursing Dept.

Yes, these heavy-duty gait belts are offered in three different lengths to accommodate diverse patient and caregiver needs. The available sizes are:

• 54 inches
• 60 inches
• 72 inches

Yes, the specific departmental labeling is a primary feature designed to enhance organizational efficiency and safety protocols within medical facilities. The belts are available labeled for:

• Physical Therapy
• Occupational Therapy
• Rehab Dept
• Nursing Dept

This labeling system provides two key advantages:

1. Inventory Control: It allows facilities to easily manage, track, and ensure efficient accountability of the gait belt inventory across specific departments.
2. Patient Monitoring: The department identification acts as a secondary security measure, helping staff identify which area a patient may have wandered from if they are restricted to a specific zone.

Yes, the department labels are a key feature designed to support facility inventory control and asset management by clearly identifying the responsible departmental unit for each belt. They also aid in patient identification and monitoring.

These Kinsman gait belts are available with the following labels:

• Physical Therapy
• Occupational Therapy
• Rehab Dept (Rehabilitation Department)
• Nursing Dept

Yes, the Kinsman gait belt is made from heavy-duty, 2-inch wide cotton webbing.

This specific width provides a robust and secure gripping surface, allowing therapists and caregivers to maintain a reliable handhold during patient transfers and ambulation assistance.

Yes, the gait belt is equipped with a highly durable buckle. It is constructed from steel and features a nickel chrome-plated finish for enhanced longevity and reliable closure during patient mobilization.

These gait belts are designed with heavy-duty 2” wide cotton webbing to provide a secure and reliable handhold for therapists and caregivers. This durable construction ensures stability during patient assistance.

Yes, these gait belts enhance patient safety by providing a secure handhold for caregivers during ambulation and transfer activities. They also help identify when a patient may have wandered from a restricted area.