Dynamic Mattresses

The Air on Air Replacement Mattress offers benefits in a setting where individuals are at high risk of skin breakdown and require an immersive support surface as part of an overall plan of care. The Air on Air is compatible with both the Theia Digital Pump or the Eros Dial Pump.

PLEASE NOTE: This product is the just for the mattress, and is compatible with either the Theia Digital Pump or the Eros Dial Pump both pumps can be purchased separately.

Compatible with both the Theia Digital pump and the Eros Dial pump, the Air on Foam Replacement Mattress design offers pressure redistribution and is suitable for use with profiling beds as part of an overall plan of care.

PLEASE NOTE: This product is the just for the mattress, and is compatible with either the Theia Digital Pump or the Eros Dial Pump both pumps can be purchased separately.

The Alerta Bariatric 2 is a replacement alternating pressure relieving mattress system with cell-on-cell air cells, a static base section and an in-use height of 10" for effective prevention and treatment of bariatric users at very high risk of developing a pressure ulcer in hospital, nursing and care home environments.

With simple to use settings and functionality, the Alerta Bariatric 2 enables the care provider to quickly set up the mattress system and have it operating at optimal pressure for a specific user with ease.

The wide range of features make the Alerta Bariatric 2 a highly versatile and cost effective solution which has been manufactured to comply with the most stringent quality and in-use guidelines.

Alerta Bariatric 2 incorporates cutting-edge SensaCare Truflo Technology® – constant auto pressure sensing through an air sensor and microcomputer regulator to provide ultra-low interface pressure and promote an even ambience for natural sleep patterns and stable blood circulation with Ultra-Silent^TM pump operation.

The Alerta SensaGel Heel Slope Mattress With Side Supports is a very high risk profiling memory foam mattress built with a high density base, memory foam top, a sloping heel section with gel memory foam and built-in side wedge support.

• Heel slope: assists pressure redistribution by alleviating pressure from the high risk heel area.
• SensaGel® heel section: gel-infused memory foam to prevent pressure sores on the heel.
• Side wedge support: prevents the user rolling over the edge of the mattress, reducing risk of falling out of bed. Also provides anti-entrapment by preventing the users limbs becoming trapped in side rails.

The mattress is designed with a section of v-cut base foam which creates additional air movement for enhanced pressure relieving properties, providing effective comfort, care and pressure redistribution for users in hospital, nursing and care home environments.

To launder the cover in a washing machine, set the main wash to 65^oC for no less than 10 minutes or 95^oC for no less than 3 minutes. The cover can be tumble dried on low heat and the temperature must not exceed 60^oC. The foam can be autoclaved at 134^oC.

The clinically advanced Apollo II family of dynamic pressure area care surfaces have been designed to offer dual therapy modes to enhance patient care and outcomes. Developed for use in hospital, residential and home care environments, the Apollo II mattress is fully EN 60601-1, EN 60601-1-2 and EN 60601-1-11 compliant.

Offering dual therapy modes; Alternating Therapy Mode - providing pressure relief over a 10 minute cycle in a AB (2 in 1) pattern. Constant Low Pressure (CLP) Therapy Mode - creating a static low pressure surface allowing immersion into the mattress providing pressure redistribution.

Pump unit only for the Apollo II Dynamic Mattress System

The Artemis II family of superior dynamic pressure area care systems combine advanced solutions with a choice of therapy modes and features to support both carers and patients. Developed for use in hospital and residential care environments, the Artemis II mattress range is fully EN 60601-1, EN 60601-1-2 and EN 60601-1-11 compliant.

Offering a wide range of modes to provide effective pressure redistribution; Alternating Therapy Mode - providing pressure relief over a 10 (default), 15 or 20 minute cycle in a AB (2 in 1) pattern. Constant Low Pressure (CLP) Therapy Mode - creating a static low pressure surface allowing immersion into the mattress providing pressure redistribution. Pulsation Mode - alternately increases and decreases the cell pressures by 30% whilst in Constant Low Pressure mode.

• The Artemis has a 2 cell alternating dynamic pressure therapy, full mattress replacement system which has been designed for high/ very high risk users.
• Automatic pressure adjustment- instantly reacts to changes determined by the patient weight and how they are positioned.
• Mattress Alarm which will alert the carer when no patient weight is detected on the mattress.
• Easy to use digital control system
• Dual compressor for rapid inflation
• Easy to transport using the tube set which can be disconnected
• Zoned mattress system for optimum outcomes.
• Rapid Deflate CPR
• Two way stretch , waterproof/vapour - permeable top cover with concealed zips.

The Athena Low Air Loss system works on immersing the patient to create pressure redistribution. The mattress continuously ventilates air out of the air cells, which circulates air around the mattress and patient.

To support the patient during transfers or power failure, a foam underlay is incorporated within the base of the mattress. Low Air Loss systems are designed for those who cannot tolerate a moving surface, making them ideal for palliative care and pain management.

The Atlas dynamic mattress system delivers pressure redistribution to those at high risk of developing pressure ulcers. The constant low pressure mode distributes patient weight evenly through the cells, providing comfort for patients unable to tolerate movement.

Pump Unit Only for the Bariatric II Dynamic Mattress System. Healthcare (healthcaredirect.co.uk)

For High Risk. Auto-adjusting pressure redistribution system — implementing early pressure injury prevention for long-term care patients

60% of aging, long-term care residents develop pressure injuries. The aging epidemic, longer life expectancy, and extensive need for assistive care raise pressure injury risk and burden for individuals and institutions.

Many residents experience pressure-related discomfort, but undertrained and overworked staff tend to overlook their concerns, increasing complications, mortality risks, and nursing time and labor costs.

Domus Auto’s automatic firmness calibration and manual refinement optimize early pressure injury prevention. Sacrum pressure relief allows individuals with different postures to sit longer and more comfortably.