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Beds & Support Surfaces
Beds & Support Surfaces, including: Aquila Corp.'s Airpulse PK; EHOB's Waffle Expansion Control Mattress Overlay; and more.
Aquila Corp.
Airpulse PK
- powered, alternating pressure wheelchair cushion system designed for those with pressure sores; alternate air cells inflate/deflate to the desired pressure on an adjustable timed cycle
- three models: standard battery model powered from its own rechargeable battery source, operates for up to 40 hours; power chair model powered from the 24-volt power chair batteries; hybrid model powered from either 24-volt power chair battery or its own battery source with flip of a switch
- each cushion is custom-made to address the client's specific needs
EHOB
Waffle Expansion Control Mattress Overlay
- stable and safe; eliminates bottoming out; air venting holes dissipate heat and moisture
- easily placed on top of existing mattress; air overlay cradles the body for pressure ulcer protection and treatment
- transportable; cleans with soap and water
Bilt-Rite/Mastex Industries
Therapeutic Support Mattress 5-Zone
- deluxe foam mattress with convoluted top layer reduces pressure
- high resilient firm foam base; durable, zippered, waterproof anti-microbial nylon cover
- 300-lb. weight capacity; 35 in. × 80 in. × 5.5 in.
Invacare
IVC Full-Electric Low Bed
- split-spring design incorporated into standard low bed profile
- bed ends durable, impact-resistant and washable
- 9.5-in. minimum and 20-in. maximum floor-to-bed deck height; 450-lb. weight capacity
GF Health Products
Lumex Patriot
- sturdy, easy-to-clean grid deck with improved mattress support
- Silver Solutions antimicrobial coating; welded steel frame; frame slots ensure proper bed rail placement
- semi-electric and full-electric/low versions; various decorative bed ends; optional extension kit(s) extend bed deck length from 80 in. to 84 or 88 in.
Blue Chip Medical Products
Supreme Air
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