GIV Certified Partners
A Higher Standard of Patient Care Starts With What Patients Wear.
GIV Certified Partners are healthcare providers, patient advocacy organizations, and mission-aligned leaders that have formally chosen to advance dignity-centered care through the use, recommendation, distribution, or support of GIV Gowns—the premium standard in patient medical gowns.
Is your organization ready to help set the new standard?
Our Certified Partners
Our Certified Partners
A growing network of organizations helping move patient attire beyond the traditional medical gown—and toward greater dignity, confidence, comfort, and clinical functionality.
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What It Means
GIV Certified Is More Than a Designation. It Is a Demonstrated Commitment.
Every GIV Certified Partner has established a formal relationship with GIV Gowns and shares our belief that what a patient wears is part of how that patient experiences care.
Patient Dignity by Design
GIV Certified Partners recognize that coverage, comfort, confidence, and personal dignity are not secondary considerations. They are meaningful parts of the patient experience—and should be intentionally designed into care.
Clinical Performance Without Compromise
GIV Gowns are premium reusable patient gowns engineered around the needs of patients and providers. Purposeful access, durable construction, thoughtful coverage, and dignified design allow clinical teams to do their work without asking patients to surrender their comfort or privacy.
Leadership in Patient Experience
GIV Certified Partners are helping establish a higher standard for what patients should expect from healthcare attire. Through adoption, recommendation, advocacy, or strategic support, they are helping move the industry forward.
The Traditional Medical Gown Should No Longer Define Modern Care.
Healthcare has advanced in nearly every direction, yet patients are still routinely asked to wear garments that leave them feeling exposed, uncomfortable, and overlooked.
GIV Gowns was created to change that.
Our Certified Partners are helping demonstrate that patient dignity and clinical functionality can—and should—exist together. Once organizations experience the difference, the question becomes simple: Why would we continue accepting less?