I was tired of getting undressed just so they could treat me. Then I found this hoodie.
Port access. IVs. Blood pressure. Labs. Every appointment seemed to need access somewhere different. I thought lifting, rolling, changing and rearranging my clothes was just part of treatment. It isn't.
You know the routine. You get there early. You pick your chair. Port access means moving your top. Blood pressure means pushing up a sleeve. An IV means making room somewhere else. Then labs. You've been undressing in stages for months.
The frustrating part wasn't any one thing. It was that every appointment needed something different. An arm today. Your chest tomorrow. Blood pressure first, port access next. Your clothes were never designed for any of it.
No need for hospital gowns when you have access to all the vital areas.
Then I found the Multi-Access Hoodie. I read the description twice because I didn't believe one hoodie could solve that many little problems. Chest access. Sleeve access. Everything closed and discreet when I didn't need it. For once, my clothes could work around my care instead of the other way around.
It still looks like something I'd wear anywhere. That's the point.
It's a hoodie. Soft, warm, mid-weight - the kind you'd reach for on any day of the week. But discreet access is built into the chest and both sleeves, staying closed until it's needed. Color-matched. Easy to miss when closed.
Port access. IV access. Heart monitor leads. Blood pressure. Blood draws. Feeding tube access. Your nurse knows exactly what to do. Nobody else knows anything is different.
It solves the thing every multi-treatment patient knows: your care doesn't happen in one place. This hoodie doesn't either.
- Front access panels for port, feeding tube, and monitor access, +more
- Sleeve zippers for IV, PICC, and blood draws
- All zippers color-matched - invisible when closed
- Soft mid-weight fabric, warm for long sessions
- Many colors to choose from. Sizes XXS-5XL
"Got my blood pressure, port draw, and chemo with this. Best decision I have made yet."
"The zippers are in all the right places. Ports, IVs, blood pressure, blood draws - everything." Worth every penny.
"The infusion center had never seen anything like it. The staff came in to take a look so everyone could order."
The next treatment day is coming. Whatever they need access to, however long the session runs. Walk in covered. Stay covered. Let your clothes work around your care for once.