Staff PPE Inventory
Keep disposable masks available for caregivers, administrators, housekeeping staff, kitchen personnel, and other facility employees when masking is appropriate.
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Rosenthal Community Care Services
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Blue three-layer disposable face masks supplied in boxes of 50, featuring an adjustable nose clip, ultrasonically welded elastic earloops, polypropylene construction, and manufacturer-listed ASTM F2100 Level 3 classification for residential care PPE inventory.
Residential care facilities serve populations that may include older adults, individuals with disabilities, residents receiving hospice or home health services, and people who may be more vulnerable when respiratory illnesses circulate through a home.
Maintaining an appropriate inventory of disposable face masks can help a California RCFE, ARF, assisted living home, board-and-care facility, memory care home, or group home respond more quickly when masking is appropriate under facility procedures, healthcare instructions, public-health guidance, or an infection-control plan.
A box of 50 disposable 3-ply masks can be stored with other facility PPE and made available when needed for staff, visitors, residents, contractors, or healthcare professionals as appropriate.
Respiratory symptoms and illness exposure do not always occur when it is convenient to reorder supplies. Maintaining reasonable PPE inventory can help an operator avoid waiting until a concern arises before purchasing basic masks.
Keep disposable masks available for caregivers, administrators, housekeeping staff, kitchen personnel, and other facility employees when masking is appropriate.
Facilities may keep masks available near an entrance or designated supply area for visitors when facility procedures call for masking.
Useful as part of facility preparedness when respiratory symptoms, known exposure, or increased illness activity requires additional precautions.
May be used by an appropriate resident when masking is indicated, tolerated, and consistent with the resident's needs and instructions.
Keeping PPE available can support coordination with visiting nurses, hospice personnel, home health professionals, and other outside providers.
Boxes can be incorporated into a facility's broader PPE, infection-control, or emergency-preparedness supply inventory.
The supplied product information describes a three-layer disposable mask constructed with nonwoven polypropylene materials.
Spunbond nonwoven polypropylene forms the outer portion of the three-layer mask construction.
Meltblown nonwoven polypropylene is listed as the internal filtration layer.
Spunbond nonwoven polypropylene forms the inner layer positioned toward the wearer's face.
This product should be treated according to its manufacturer labeling and intended use. It should not automatically be substituted for an N95, respirator, or other respiratory-protection device when a different level or type of protection is required.
The mask includes an adjustable nose clip designed to help the wearer shape the top edge around the nose for a more comfortable and secure fit.
The polyester elastic earloops are ultrasonically welded to the mask and are designed to remain firmly attached during normal intended use.
The supplier describes the mask as one size fits all. Actual fit can still vary among individuals. Staff should make sure the mask can be worn appropriately and comfortably by the intended user.
According to the supplied product information, this mask contains no components made from natural rubber latex.
The listed earloop material is polyester elastic cord, while the mask layers are made from nonwoven polypropylene materials.
Keep enough masks available so the facility is not dependent on a last-minute purchase when respiratory precautions become necessary.
Keep unused masks in appropriate clean, dry storage according to manufacturer instructions and facility supply procedures.
Store masks where appropriate staff can retrieve them efficiently while maintaining clean-supply controls.
Follow facility procedures, provider instructions, public-health guidance, and applicable infection-control requirements.
Disposable masks should be replaced according to manufacturer instructions and the circumstances of use rather than treated as indefinitely reusable PPE.
Establish an inventory threshold that gives the facility enough time to reorder before the remaining mask supply becomes critically low.
| Product Type | 3-Ply Disposable Face Mask |
|---|---|
| Color | Blue |
| Quantity | 50 Masks Per Box |
| Mask Construction | 3 Layers |
| Outer Layer | Spunbond Nonwoven Polypropylene |
| Filter Layer | Meltblown Nonwoven Polypropylene |
| Inner Layer | Spunbond Nonwoven Polypropylene |
| Nose Piece | Adjustable Nose Clip |
| Earloops | Ultrasonically Welded |
| Strap Material | Polyester Elastic Cord |
| Natural Rubber Latex | No Components Made From Natural Rubber Latex |
| Size | Supplier-Listed One Size Fits All |
| Supplier-Listed BFE / PFE | Greater Than 85% |
| Supplier-Listed Standard | ASTM F2100 – Level 3* |
| Average Shipping Lead Time | 3+ Days |
The supplier-provided product description identifies this mask as “ASTM F2100 – Level 3” while separately listing BFE and PFE as greater than 85%.
Because these supplied statements should be reconciled with the manufacturer's technical documentation, RCCS is presenting both specifications as supplied rather than independently certifying the product's ASTM performance level.
If your facility specifically requires an ASTM Level 3 mask for a particular infection-control, occupational, clinical, contractual, or regulatory purpose, verify the manufacturer's current product documentation before relying on this item for that requirement.
A disposable face mask should be selected and used according to its manufacturer labeling and the circumstances in which protection is needed.
This product should not automatically be treated as an N95 respirator or another tight-fitting respiratory-protection device. If a particular activity, exposure, resident condition, workplace requirement, or infection-control procedure requires a different type of PPE, use the appropriate equipment.
Facilities should follow applicable infection-control procedures, healthcare-provider instructions, occupational-safety requirements, public-health guidance, and facility policies regarding when masks or other PPE should be used.
Masks should be worn correctly, including positioning over the nose and mouth and adjusting the nose piece appropriately. Replace or discard masks according to manufacturer instructions and the circumstances of use.
Resident masking should also consider the individual's ability to tolerate and safely use the mask, along with applicable healthcare instructions and facility procedures.
The supplier lists an average shipping lead time of approximately 3 days or longer. For RCFE and ARF operators, masks are generally better managed as planned PPE inventory rather than an item ordered only after the existing supply is exhausted. Actual processing and delivery times may vary.
Disposable face masks are a practical PPE and infection-control supply for California RCFE owners, ARF operators, assisted living facilities, board-and-care homes, memory care settings, group homes, residential care administrators, caregivers, and residential care staff.
Residential care facilities may need masks available for staff, residents, visitors, hospice professionals, home health providers, contractors, and other individuals depending on facility procedures, illness activity, healthcare instructions, and infection-control needs.
This blue three-ply mask is supplied in a box of 50 and features an adjustable nose clip, ultrasonically welded earloops, spunbond polypropylene outer and inner layers, a meltblown polypropylene filter layer, polyester elastic straps, and no components made from natural rubber latex.
The supplier also identifies the product as ASTM F2100 Level 3 and separately lists BFE and PFE greater than 85%. Facilities requiring a specific verified PPE performance classification should confirm the manufacturer's technical documentation before relying on that classification.
For operators searching for RCFE masks, ARF PPE supplies, assisted living face masks, residential care facility infection-control supplies, board-and-care PPE, masks for senior living facilities, disposable masks for caregivers, or California assisted living PPE supplies, this 50-count box provides a convenient option for maintaining facility mask inventory.
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