Short Description

The Comfort Air mattress overlay provides constant low pressure support to the sacrum and heels area. The degree of patient immersion for the sacrum area is controlled by the volume of air introduced into the Roho air section with a hand pump. It can be suitable for anyone with unstable fractures or patients who does not tolerate alternating air dynamic mattresses. The mattress provides even pressure distribution and high comfort.

Models

- Available in Comfort-AIR PLUS version

Options

Weldable seams

More Details

- Suitable for hospital, nursing home, rehabilitation and private home community use

Structure
- Made from Dunlop high density foam
- Visco memory foam to protect the heels region
- Roho Section consists of individual air cells made from neoprene material (no latex)

Attachment
Mattress overlay:
Secures firmly to any base mattress on profiling / non - profiling bed frames with four adjustable nylon straps on each corner .

Cover
- Removable for laundering and fitted to under mattress with zip
- Dartex material: Washable, anti-static, anti-allergenic, biocompatibility, breathable, fire retardant, two way stretch, waterproof, weldable seams(optional) and easy to slide patient up and down the mattress on the smooth top cover surface finish reducing shear and friction.

Customised features
- Can be customised to fit any non single beds e.g. King, King single, Queen, etc Partners can still sleep comfortably beside one another.

Safety features
Does not impede CPR

Cleaning requirements
Mattress
Using a sponge with hot water at 60 degrees C and with a 10:1 mixture of sodium hypochlorite/detergent (Bleach) clean the product in order; removing excess cleaning liquid after each step.
The underside of the mattress
Sides and under flaps;
Mattress top surface
Roho mattress section(Unzip cover and remove)
Dry thoroughly using single use clean paper towels
PLEASE NOTE:Roho Section valve needs to be closed when cleaning

Maintenance
- Repair puncture kit supplied with Roho section

Factors To Consider

1. All pressure reduction products must be monitored to prevent any 'bottoming out'. This occurs when the user's weight bears down so hard on the product material that it is flattened and the bony prominences are pressed against the surface below the mattress or seating cushion. Where bottoming out occurs even with correct use (e.g. correct inflation levels), a different product may need to be used. User weights can change over time and the weight limit including linen on bed ,etc should not exceed the recommended product safe working load limit.
2. If non-blanchable erytheme (redness) is observed either reposition the patient more frequently or upgrade to a higher level support surface.
3. The Roho cushion can be punctured.

Standards

Some assistive technology needs to meet Australian or other standards. Standards may relate to materials, manufacturing and installation. Products that meet Australian or international standards will have written certification. To find out if a product meets Australian Standards ask the supplier to show you the certificate. For a fact sheet about standards contact us or visit www.ilcaustralia.org/home/standards.asp

Place Of Manufacture

NSW Australia