Hospital Bed Mattresses for Home Care

Hospital bed frames and therapeutic mattresses are typically selected separately based on individual clinical needs. Patients requiring pressure ulcer prevention or stage 1 through 4 wound treatment require specialized therapeutic surfaces, such as alternating pressure, low air loss, or multi-layer foam mattresses.

Hospital beds require specialized therapeutic mattresses that flex with frame articulation. Options include multi-layered foam replacements, hybrid foam-air surfaces, true low air loss systems, and alternating pressure mattresses designed for pressure redistribution and skin protection.

Available therapies include non-powered static foam support, static immersion, true low air loss for microclimate management, alternating pressure therapy, pulsation, and continuous lateral rotation to assist with pressure redistribution and patient positioning.

Mattress models accommodate various weight limits depending on design. Standard options support user limits such as 300 lbs or 350 lbs, while bariatric and heavy-duty models accommodate 440 lbs, 500 lbs, 600 lbs, 700 lbs, 750 lbs, 850 lbs, up to 1,000 lbs.

Select powered models feature cell-in-cell designs, closed systems, or convoluted foam safety bases that ensure air cells remain inflated or provide auxiliary support to protect the patient during power failures.

Yes. The portfolio includes surfaces clinically applied for pressure ulcer prevention as well as the treatment of stage 1, 2, 3, and 4 pressure ulcers, applied in conjunction with clinical judgment and facility wound management protocols.