Patient Scrubs Presents... A Prescription For Dignity A Family's Story Of Struggle, Tragedy & Triumph. This is the true story of Nancy Hart and her family working to turn tragedy into triumph with her Patient Scrubs business. The company's brand grew out of watching and caring for her ailing husband, retired Florida highway patrolman and sheriff's deputy Robert Lee Hart Jr. He died in a Florida hospital in 2003 at age 59. The garments - a shirt and short pants - include slots for medical equipment such as intravenous fluid lines, catheters, telemetry and other monitoring wires, stomach tubes and chest tubes. They also have plastic snaps that allow the tops and bottoms to be put on or taken off without pulling them over the patient's head or off the patient's feet. The front of the garments completely detaches from the back giving easy access to the body, and making it easier to change the patient.
About the Author: My name is Nancy J Hart. I am an entrepreneur, an author and trying to make a difference by developing a new medical garment for any medical facilities, home health care, etc. I started this business 10 years ago this year to try to help people. It's taken all this time to finally design our final product. We started out with one line and now have 7 and I'm getting ready to design a pediatric line. This is a passion of mine and if you never know anything else about me, know that after everything my family went through, It has made me a stronger person. I will never give up on my dream to help people. Our first proto types were not up to our standards so I would not sell them I didn't want someone to pay for something that wasn't perfect. Over the years, and applying for two different patents, we decided to brand name the product. Patient Scrubs have been in existence now for 7 years. We have used the proto types to give to people that needed them. We donated 500 sets to Haiti, an orphanage in Mexico, and they have been worn in many hospitals in the United States, I do a lot of presentations in different support groups. My own passion is support cancer groups. I went through Breast Cancer and I try to be there for women that have to go through this. If you are going through something like this it helps to have someone that can talk you through these fears. I hope I have helped to alleviate some of these fears for these women. I talk to people all over that just need to talk sometimes that really helps them. My phone is on 24 hours a day just for that. This corporation was set up to help people. I also have goals that I hope to succeed. One is to help the Sheriffs Youth ranch, build a rehab center, and support the American Cancer Society. I have a soft spot in my heart for children and the elderly.