Bariatric Comfort Pan Bed Pan 1200 lb Autoclavable 2 Qt Blue

Bariatric Comfort Pan Bed Pan – 1,200 lb Certified Capacity | Autoclavable | 2 Qt | Blue

The Comfort Pan Bariatric Bed Pan is engineered and certified to support up to 1,200 lbs, making it the go-to solution for bariatric patient care in hospitals, long-term care facilities, and home health settings. Its low 0.5" rear rim allows the patient’s back to glide naturally onto the pan without uncomfortable arching — improving dignity and ease of use for both patients and caregivers.

Fully autoclavable for repeated sterilization, and versatile enough to replace both the pontoon pan and fracture pan, reducing the number of items needed in a care setting.

Key Features

• 1,200 lb certified capacity — engineered for bariatric patient use
• Low 0.5" rear rim allows natural back positioning without arching
• Fully autoclavable for safe, repeated sterilization in clinical settings
• 2 quart liquid capacity
• Replaces both pontoon and fracture pans — versatile single solution
• Color: Blue for easy clinical identification
• Not retail boxed

Specifications

• Weight Capacity: 1,200 lbs (certified)
• Dimensions: 15" L x 14.25" W x 3" H
• Liquid Capacity: 2 quarts
• Weight: 14 oz
• Sterilization: Autoclavable
• Color: Blue
• SKU: 7098

Ideal For

• Bariatric patient care in hospitals and long-term care facilities
• Home health care for patients with limited mobility
• Replacing standard pontoon or fracture pans
• Clinical settings requiring autoclavable equipment

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes this pan suitable for bariatric patients?
The Comfort Pan is certified to support up to 1,200 lbs — far exceeding the capacity of standard bed pans. The low 0.5" rear rim is specifically designed to allow bariatric patients to be positioned onto the pan with minimal lifting and without requiring the patient to arch their back, reducing discomfort and caregiver strain.

What does it replace the pontoon and fracture pan?
The Comfort Pan’s low-profile rear rim and wide, stable base allow it to function effectively in situations where a fracture pan (used when patients cannot lift their hips) or a pontoon pan (used for bariatric patients) would traditionally be required. One pan covers both use cases, simplifying supply management.

Is it autoclavable?
Yes. The Comfort Pan is fully autoclavable, meaning it can be sterilized using high-pressure steam in an autoclave between uses. This makes it safe and cost-effective for repeated use in clinical environments.

What is the liquid capacity?
The Comfort Pan holds up to 2 quarts of liquid waste, providing ample capacity for standard patient care use while remaining manageable for caregivers to handle and empty.