We are delighted to announce that a distinguished customer recently visited our company to delve into the technical and operational details of our medical pressure ulcer mattresses.

We are delighted to announce that, as a specialized manufacturer of medical pressure ulcer mattresses, we are now offering a new service – on-site training for our valued customers.

A low air loss mattress is a mattress designed to prevent and treat pressure wounds. The mattress is composed of multiple inflatable air tubes that alternately inflate and deflate, mimicking the movement of a patient shifting in bed or being rotated by a caregiver, never leaving the patient in one position for any extended length of time. This action relieves pressure under the body – particularly in parts with less padding, like hips, shoulders, elbows, and heels – and helps ensure proper air circulation, helping to prevent, manage, and treat the occurrence of pressure wounds. Some air mattresses have a low air loss function that uses a positive airflow to create a thermal-moisture gradient beneath a vapor permeable cover. This serves to keep the skin cool and dry. This method is preferred for patients requiring proactive microclimate management.

Pressure mattresses are designed for those with pressure ulcers (also known as bed sores). Pressure sores occur when an individual spends prolonged periods of time in the same position; and typically occurs in those with restricted mobility and/or poor skin integrity. It is crucial to get the right type of pressure mattress for the right grade of bed sore in order to maximise patient comfort.This blog will explain what a pressure mattress is and how it differs from a regular mattress. It will also show how a pressure sore mattress works and how they are effective for increasing comfort for those suffering from bed sores.

The most crucial thing you can do to stop pressure ulcers from developing is to turn a bedridden patient. Frequently turning alternates pressure points on bony areas like the hips, elbows, heels, and lower back. Your loved one should be turned every two hours, placed on their right and left sides, and laid flat on their back. The optimal time interval is every two hours, but you don’t need to set the alarm to wake them up every hour at night.Leave well enough alone if the patient is sleeping peacefully. Take advantage of the chance to turn them if they awaken their carers in the middle of the night. If patients have been lying on their back for a long time, it’s simple to forget which side they should be turning to. Using a medical alert bracelet, one way to keep track is to designate the side that a loved one should turn to next.

Purchasing your hospital air mattresses (as opposed to renting them) can be an excellent investment for your healthcare environment, potentially saving thousands of dollars over the life of each mattress. While there are many reasons a care setting may choose to rent, we’ve discovered that one of the main factors holding back potential buyers is the anxieties over repair and maintenance.Caring for your medical air bed doesn’t have to be daunting. Here are the five most common issues you may encounter and how to tackle them! Any time you are performing maintenance, it’s also a best practice to have the owner’s manual available for guidance. 

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