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Air Pod

Lateral patient transfer and repositioning is a rigorous and potentially injurious process to care-givers and patients.

Equipment Bags

Protect your equipment by keeping them dust free after cleaning. Ideal for complying with accreditation.

EZ Turn

Turning is essential for patient care, pressure redistribution and to help reduce pressure injury.

Fall Prevention

Fire-retardant high-compression PPF™ polyurethane foam, covered in anti microbial vinyl.

Hospital Pillow

All pillows are manufactured using a “hypo-allergenic” high lofted fire-retardant fiberfill.

Mattress Extender

This versatile device is used to extend a mattress for the needs of a larger patient.

SRS-EZ Mattress Replacement Cover with Raised Safety Side Rail

Improves patient safety of any foam, innerspring or powered mattress system

Lift-Slings

When safety and reliability for your patients is your main concern, our patient lift slings are up to the task.

No Gap Guard

Protect your patients from accidental slippage through any gaps between the mattress and side rail.

Side Rails & Bumpers

Patients are protected from accidental injury due to banging or slipping through a bed rail.

Wedge Guard

The Wedge Guard doubles as a side rail gap protector in addition to being a patient positioner.

The difference between Alternating Pressure and Air Fluidized Therapy AFT
COMMON USE ALTERNATING PRESSURE Prevention & Treatment of Stages I-IV Pressure Injury AIR FLUIDIZED THERAPY Treatment of Stages III-IV Pressure Injury, burns, flap surgeries, grafts & unstageable wounds Both AFT and Alternating Pressure therapy are for the treatment of late-stage pressure sores. There are benefits and restrictions to each therapy. However, where, when, […]

What is Reactive Hyperemia and Why it's Important for Wound Care
Reactive hyperemia is the body’s response to periods of inadequate blood supply to a tissue or organ such as the skin. This phenomenon in wound care, refers to increase of blood circulation in the small arteries and capillaries after the skin has experienced a temporary obstruction in blood flow. Obstruction in blood supply to the […]

The Difference Between a Lateral Rotation Mattress and an Alternating Pressure Mattress
What are the differences between therapies for the prevention and treatment of Pressure Sore Injuries? Within wound care there are misconceptions between the therapies and when each is appropriate. One of the most common misconceptions is that Lateral Rotation is more advanced than alternating pressure at wound treatment. This is especially true when a patient […]