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Buy Any 2 Carts. Get a Car Seat Tester FREE! HOLIDAY SPECIAL - Ends December 31st. Make infant discharge and car seat testing safer, easier, and more comfortable for your team with our most popular products. For a limited time, buy any 2 Patients First infant transportation carts and receive a Car Seat Tester FREE. Mix and match: Stork™ Infant Discharge Carts Stork Express™ Infant Mini Transport Carts To claim this offer, mention code CARSEAT when requesting your quote. Go Here: https://lnkd.in/eMajhN7D Why Get a Car Seat Tester? The Patients First Products Car Seat Tester gives NICU and L&D staff a stable, standing height, ergonomic platform for infant car seat testing—helping keep carriers off the floor, beds, and countertops. It features a universal docking station for standard infant carriers, secure straps, an adjustable incline, and a simple way to verify proper angle. Its compact design also makes it easy to move between patient rooms and testing areas. Offer expires December 31. Act Now!

Safe-Dock® EMS: The Ambulance Car Seat Docking Solution for Infant Transport Ambulance transport is built for speed—but when it comes to infants, safety hasn’t always kept up. The Safe-Dock® EMS changes that. Designed specifically for emergency vehicles, this ambulance car seat docking solution gives EMS teams a secure, reliable way to transport infants in their own carrier—without improvising restraints or relying on unstable setups. Learn More https://lnkd.in/ehXUAsVX With over 4,500 ambulance crashes each year and significantly higher accident rates than standard vehicles, the risk is real. Safe-Dock® EMS provides a purpose-built solution that supports safer pediatric transport protocols in the moments that matter most. ✔ Compatible with all standard infant carriers ✔ Crash-tested, secure docking system ✔ Fast deployment when seconds count ✔ Flexible installation in new or existing ambulances ✔ Compact design for tight EMS environments No more strapping carriers to seats, stretches, or captain's chairs. No more uncertainty. Safe-Dock® EMS helps crews move faster, operate more efficiently, and transport infants with greater confidence. How is your team currently handling infant transport—and is it as safe as it could be?

The Patients First Car Seat Tester is designed specifically for NICU and pediatric teams to make infant car seat tolerance testing safer, easier, and more consistent. ❤️ Built for the teams who care for the smallest patients. ❤️ Instead of improvising with chairs, carts, or other surfaces, the Car Seat Tester gives staff a dedicated platform for securely positioning an infant car seat during testing. See the product: https://lnkd.in/dXpeVsTs Here’s what makes the difference: ✔ Dedicated testing platform – Provides a stable, purpose-built place for infant car seats during car seat tolerance testing ✔ More consistent workflows – Gives staff a standardized setup instead of relying on whatever equipment happens to be available ✔ Designed for clinical environments – A straightforward solution created with hospital workflows and patient care in mind ✔ Supports staff efficiency – Helps simplify setup and keeps the testing process organized ✔ Better experience for families – A professional, intentional testing process can help give parents confidence as they prepare to take their baby home ✔ Simple, practical design – Easy to incorporate into existing NICU and pediatric discharge protocols Car seat tolerance testing is an important part of the journey home for many infants. The equipment used to perform it shouldn’t be an afterthought. The Patients First Car Seat Tester gives hospitals a simple way to create a more standardized, organized testing process. - More consistency - Less improvisation - A better-defined process for staff and families If your team is still using makeshift solutions for car seat testing, it may be time for a purpose-built alternative. How is your hospital currently handling infant car seat tolerance testing? Patients First Products is here to help.

The Stork Infant Discharge Cart™ is designed specifically for NICU and L&D teams to transform the discharge experience for staff and families. ❤️ Nurses love it and so do new moms! ❤️ Instead of juggling an infant carrier, bags, flowers, and paperwork, this purpose-built infant car seat transporter provides a secure, organized, and ergonomic solution from room to exit. See it here: https://lnkd.in/eCBJSkS9 Here’s what makes the difference: ✔ Secure infant transport – A docking system fits all standard car seat carriers and keeps baby safely positioned close to mom ✔ Improved staff efficiency – Ergonomic push handles, smooth maneuverability, and intuitive design reduce strain and simplify workflows ✔ Better patient experience – Families move comfortably through the facility with everything in one place—no more stress or clutter ✔ Quiet, controlled movement – Non-marking casters, directional steering, and dual brakes ensure smooth navigation in busy hospital environments ✔ Space-smart design – Uses the same footprint as a wheelchair and nests easily for storage ✔ Built for healthcare standards – Durable, cleanable materials with integrated safety instructions support compliance and long-term use This isn’t just a cart—it’s a smarter discharge process. Hospitals are under constant pressure to improve safety, reduce liability, and enhance patient satisfaction scores. The Stork Infant Discharge Cart™ addresses all three in a simple, scalable way. - Fewer risks - Better outcomes - Stronger patient experience If your team is still relying on outdated discharge methods, it may be time to rethink the final step in the birth journey. How are you currently handling infant discharge—and where could it be safer or more efficient? Patients First Products is here to help.

Safe-Dock® EMS: The Ambulance Car Seat Docking Solution for Infant Transport Ambulance transport is built for speed—but when it comes to infants, safety hasn’t always kept up. The Safe-Dock® EMS changes that. Designed specifically for emergency vehicles, this ambulance car seat docking solution gives EMS teams a secure, reliable way to transport infants in their own carrier—without improvising restraints or relying on unstable setups. With over 4,500 ambulance crashes each year and significantly higher accident rates than standard vehicles, the risk is real. Safe-Dock® EMS provides a purpose-built solution that supports safer pediatric transport protocols in the moments that matter most. ✔ Compatible with all standard infant carriers ✔ Crash-tested, secure docking system ✔ Fast deployment when seconds count ✔ Flexible installation in new or existing ambulances ✔ Compact design for tight EMS environments No more strapping carriers to seats, stretches, or captain's chairs. No more uncertainty. Safe-Dock® EMS helps crews move faster, operate more efficiently, and transport infants with greater confidence. How is your team currently handling infant transport—and is it as safe as it could be?

Safe-Dock® EMS: The Ambulance Car Seat Docking Solution for Infant Transport Ambulance transport is built for speed—but when it comes to infants, safety hasn’t always kept up. The Safe-Dock® EMS changes that. Designed specifically for emergency vehicles, this ambulance car seat docking solution gives EMS teams a secure, reliable way to transport infants in their own carrier—without improvising restraints or relying on unstable setups. With over 4,500 ambulance crashes each year and significantly higher accident rates than standard vehicles, the risk is real. Safe-Dock® EMS provides a purpose-built solution that supports safer pediatric transport protocols in the moments that matter most. ✔ Compatible with all standard infant carriers ✔ Crash-tested, secure docking system ✔ Fast deployment when seconds count ✔ Flexible installation in new or existing ambulances ✔ Compact design for tight EMS environments No more strapping carriers to seats, stretches, or captain's chairs. No more uncertainty. Safe-Dock® EMS helps crews move faster, operate more efficiently, and transport infants with greater confidence. How is your team currently handling infant transport—and is it as safe as it could be?