Silvert's Adaptive Clothing & FootwearSilverts Open-Back Hospital Gowns for Women – Comfortable, Dignified, Easy Dressing for Seniors & Patients - 100% Cotton

Design is nice for day/night wear & comfortable; very easy for aides or family to get on immobile/bedridden elders.

Very pretty, easy to put on and take off. Full coverage in back. Washes well. No shrinkage.Be aware that it can be very warm. If night sweats are an issue, this may not be the right choice.Extremely well- constructed. Worth the cost for easy access to diapers in bedbound patients. Nice, large label at neck for names of patients in SNF.

Love this gown for mom. Very well made and the colors are so vibrant. Material is so soft and comfortable.

This is a wonderful item: well-made, sturdy, soft fabric, good arm length, great coverage and the snaps are at the shoulders. They are secure and well reinforced. The flap in the back is from shoulder to shoulder and the length is below the knee which is great for walking or sitting. A dignity preserver! Only caution is that my patient is bedridden. That means material bunches in the back unless we pull it to each side. The other features are so good and the gown is so comfortable that we just check occasionally. The issue is not the gown; caregivers just need to be alert.

I have ordered a number of different adaptive, open-back gowns for my mom. The quality of the fabric is quite variable but this one is a nice, medium weight flannel -- actual cotton flannel, not some kind of brushed nylon or cotton/poly blend, which can be itchy and uncomfortable. This one also came in a pattern I knew she would like so it was an easy choice.

As a caretaker, I found that this gown is easy to put on and take off my patient. It’s long sleeved, soft and warm. I’ve purchased a few over the last year and will continue to do so.I would like to suggest and request prettier fabrics like subtle floral designs for women with pretty colors.

Great outfit! I love that it doesn't button down the back. I got this for being induced to have my kid, and I didn't want buttons because the possibility of laying on the epidural. During birth, it was very comfortable. The only downside is that I wish it had short sleeves. I ended up cutting the sleeves because it was tugging on my IV.

Not as easy for my elderly mother-in-law to put on by herself but easy for care givers.