Alternating Pressure Hospital Mattress with Pump Systems

Depending on the model, systems combine alternating pressure, continuous low air loss, pulsation, static immersion, and 40-degree lateral rotation. These integrated modes provide targeted pressure redistribution, moisture dissipation for microclimate management, and elevated patient comfort within a single clinical care surface.

Several systems feature a 2-inch convoluted foam base or a cell-in-cell bladder design where lower static air bladders stay inflated during power loss. Other models utilize sealed closed-system technology or encapsulated foam cores to protect the patient from bottoming out during unexpected power outages.

The product range accommodates standard through bariatric clinical requirements. Weight capacities vary by system configuration, spanning 300 lbs, 350 lbs, 440 lbs, 500 lbs, 700 lbs, 750 lbs, and up to 1,000 lbs on heavy-duty bariatric surfaces.

Select systems include specialized heel zones, such as Happy Heel or Happy Feet designs featuring dedicated softness settings or lower foot-end air cells. These dedicated zones offload pressure from sensitive heel tissue to reduce shear and prevent ulceration.

Mattress models incorporate dedicated Firm or Patient Care modes that max-inflate air cells to create a firm, stable surface. This assists clinical caregivers during bedside dressing changes, repositioning, and patient ingress or egress from the bed frame.

Air cells are manufactured from durable nylon PU or TPU materials designed for easy sanitation and minimal bacterial proliferation. Covers feature breathable, fluid-resistant, low-friction, and anti-microbial fabrics, with select models offering woven polyester linings for durable moisture protection.