A hybrid mattress replacement system combining foam with active alternating air cells to assists in the prevention and management of pressure ulcers.
A hybrid mattress replacement system combining foam with active alternating air cells to assists in the prevention and management of pressure ulcers.
The Softform Premier Active 2 hybrid mattress replacement system delivers optimal support at the touch of a button. The clinically proven interface of the Softform Premier foam mattress combined with active alternating air cells, assists in the prevention and management of pressure injuries when combined with an individual and comprehensive pressure injury protocol. The comfortable individual interface ensures that therapy is delivered without compromise and a step-up of support surface is provided without disturbance.
A high specification foam interface offers a comfortable and effective pressure redistributing surface for individuals at 'Very High Risk' of developing pressure injuries. The foam is specifically cut for effective contouring, microclimate management and pressure redistribution. The static surface can be 'stepped up' easily and quickly with the addition of the control unit to assist in the treatment of severe pressure injuries.
At the touch of a button, the unit can be activated. The static surface is quickly and easily transformed into an effective therapeutic surface to assist in the treatment of pressure injuries without compromising individual comfort. The air cells inflate and deflate alternately beneath the individual, to effectively transfer pressure from one area to another. Firm side formers provide a stable transfer edge, offering security to the individual.
The combination of foam interface and specially designed bow shaped cells working together offers a complete solution to all individual groups in the prevention and healing of pressure injuries. With the addition or removal of the control unit the individual can quickly be stepped up or stepped down with therapy as required.
The air cells offer a stable support surface along with improved comfort for the individual. The bow shape of the air cells ergonomically cradle the individual’s body shape, catering for a wide range of body shapes with varying weight distribution.
The Softform Premier Active 2 mattress offers an innovative glide mechanism, which significantly reduces shear forces when used with an electric profiling bed.
The connecting hose is fully covered with a welded sleeve to ensure effective infection control.
In the unlikely event of a power failure, the individual will remain on a 'Very High Risk' pressure reducing surface, minimising the risk of pressure damage.
The cables and hose can be fastened to the mattress to reduce the risk of damage and contamination, for added safety.
The tubes that supply air to the cells sit in specifically designed channels, ensuring a flat, smooth and comfortable lying surface.
The intuitive user interface makes it easy to set up and use.
All components are easily and economically replaceable, contributing to lower cost of ownership.
Width: 830 - 900 mm (10 mm increments)
Length: 1810 - 2100 mm (10 mm increments)
Height: 152 mm
Total product weight: 14 kg
Max. user weight: 247.6 kg
Max. cleaning temperature: 80º
Mattress is manufactured to: European Standard: BS EN 597-1 Cig European Standard: BS EN 597-2 Match BS7177:1996 Crib 5. Pump Noise Level: 32Db Cycle Time: 10 minutes (1 in 2 cycle)Essential nursing care is pivotal in pressure ulcer prevention. This mattress will positively contribute to the outcome of a pressure ulcer prevention care plan. Education, clinical judgment and action based planning based on vulnerability are fundamental factors in the prevention of pressure ulcers. A range of assessment scales can be used as a formal method of assessing risk from pressure ulcer development, and should be used in conjunction with an informal assessment (informed nursing judgment).
Being heavily over weight makes almost every daily task a challenge. Mobility can be profoundly impaired making getting out of bed or even bathing and hygiene almost impossible to do independently.
Learn aboutA pressure injury is an injury that commonly develops in a person who is immobile for an extended period of time. These wounds are painful and can lead to permanent disabilities.
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