ADA-Compliant In-Room Medication Storage Cabinet, WV2795-CM

Add the look of wood vinyl to your medication storage cabinet for an attractive in-room storage solution. Purposely designed to meet industry standards for security and function. Cabinet is designed for exterior stud mounting. Slam lock ensures security with one hand open and closing. Drop down shelf included to provide area for medication preparation. WV2795-CM ADA-Compliant In-Room Medication Cabinet, Shallow-profile in-room medication storage designed for accessibility, safety and resident comfort The WV2795 was developed for long-term care environments that need secure in-room medication storage while also prioritizing accessibility and resident mobility. Wrapped in furniture-style wood vinyl finishes such as Cherry Mahogany, American Natural or Driftwood Gray, this cabinet supports culture change initiatives by blending naturally into resident living spaces instead of looking institutional. What makes the WV2795 different is its reduced depth profile, which is specifically designed to minimize how far the cabinet projects into the room. That shallow design makes it an especially strong option for residents using wheelchairs, walkers or other mobility aids, as well as facilities working to reduce hallway and room obstructions. What clinical teams say about this model Feedback around this cabinet often focuses on accessibility and room flow. Common sentiments tend to sound like: “The shallower profile makes the room feel safer and less crowded.” “It works well in mobility-focused environments where protruding cabinets can become a concern.” “We wanted something functional without creating obstacles for residents or staff.” Facilities focused on ADA-conscious room layouts often see this model as a practical balance between medication access and environmental safety. Where this cabinet tends to fit best The WV2795 is commonly selected for: Assisted living and memory care facilities Skilled nursing environments with wheelchair accessibility considerations Resident rooms with limited space or tighter layouts Facilities prioritizing fall reduction and safer room navigation Long-term care settings emphasizing resident-centered design Its slimmer projection can help create a more open, less clinical room environment while still supporting decentralized medication storage workflows. Why buyers choose this model This cabinet is often selected because it addresses a challenge many facilities face: maintaining secure medication access without introducing bulky wall-mounted equipment into resident spaces. Key advantages include: ADA-conscious shallow-depth design for improved accessibility and reduced obstruction Capacity for up to 40 punch cards total or mixed punch card/liquid medication storage Included shelf and divided bin system for organized medication separation Designed for 1–2 residents Furniture-style wood vinyl finishes for a residential appearance One-hand slam lock for quick medication access during med passes Key lock system with keyed alike or keyed differently options Stainless steel pinned door hinges for enhanced security The included divider system is especially useful for organizing mixed medication formats while maximizing the smaller interior footprint. Customization and flexibility Facilities can configure the WV2795 to support different workflows and security preferences. Available options include: Electronic lock upgrade for keyless access Reversible door swing for room layout flexibility Optional conversion of one row into a separately locking narcotics compartment These options allow facilities to maintain a consistent appearance across rooms while adapting functionality where needed. Who this medication cabinet is really for The WV2795 is often ideal for facilities saying: “We want secure in-room medication storage that supports accessibility and minimizes room obstructions.” For long-term care environments prioritizing resident mobility, safety and a home-like atmosphere, this model is frequently seen as one of the most practical choices—especially where shallow-depth design can make daily movement through the room safer and more comfortable.