Bed Tags

Bed Tags can be used to visually determine if a patient is at risk of falling. Blue tags indicate the height for a safe transfer. When the bed is at the appropriate height, the tag just touches the floor. The tag rests on the floor if the bed is too low and will dangle above the floor if it is set too high. Orange tags are used to indicate the bed is at the lowest setting, which is ideal for patients who cannot stand safely on their own. Blue and orange tags can be used independently or in conjunction with one another. Constructed of durable plastic, tags will not rip or tear. Red straps are used to attach the tags to the bed frame. Yellow adjustment straps are specifically designed to break apart for patient safety and for sanitary reasons should be replaced between patients. Tags can be cleaned with aerosol disinfectant.

Bed is at the right height for independent transfer

Bed is at lowest setting. Bed is too low for safe independent transfer.