The Beata Clasp® is indicated with patients who are at risk for line impingement, dislodging, entanglement or other line, tube and drain incidents. This population generally involves all hospitalized patients whose treatment involves multiple lines, tubes and drains, but medically complex adults, pediatrics patients and patients undergoing transport may be most at risk.

Hospitals, intensive care units (ICU), medical-surgical units, neonatal units, labor and delivery units, emergency rooms, pediatric units, outpatient surgery centers, dialysis centers, home health, hospice, private home use, sleep apnea centers, nursing homes, quick care centers, and in ambulances.

Medical lines, tubing and drains are abundant in clinical practice. It is not uncommon to see IV lines & other cables tangled when patients are mobile or in transport. Tubing is a potential source of harm when it becomes dislodged, impinged, entangled or wrapped around the patient ’s neck or limbs. Furthermore; the time required for nursing staff to untangle, reorganize or reinsert lines represents a significant operational inefficiency.

Many new hospital beds use four independent bed rails which work to reduce the confinement of patients . However, when the head of the bed is elevated, a patient's IV or oxygen tubing frequently slides down the bed rail. The medical tubings then become stuck underneath the bed rail in its hinges.