• Reduction of pressure peaks: The 50 kg/m³ slow-recovery foam molds to the body profile → effective prevention of skin lesions.
• Postural stability: The rigid side beams offer a solid edge → greater safety and autonomy during the phases of getting in and out of bed.
• Active thermoregulation: The presence of differentiated air ducts promotes constant recirculation → reduction of humidity and heat accumulated between the body and the surface.
• Biomechanical support: The 35 kg/m³ supporting structure prevents excessive sinking → maintaining correct spinal alignment.
• Specific protection for extremities: The 10 mm ducts in the heel area relieve pressure in a critical zone → targeted prevention for the most vulnerable points.
• Hygiene and biocompatibility: The use of water-based foams enriched with soy and vegetable oils → reduction of the risk of contact skin irritations.

The device is indicated for use in hospital wards, nursing homes (RSA) and in home care. It is specific for patients with low to medium-high decubitus risk who require a high-tech static support surface. It finds optimal application on articulated beds, both manual and electric, thanks to the flexibility of the foams used.

This mattress represents the correct choice when a static medical device is required that does not need electric compressors, eliminating noise and vibrations. It is ideal for patients weighing up to 150 kg who retain partial mobility and need a rigid edge to facilitate bed-to-wheelchair transfers. It stands out from common polyurethane mattresses for its advanced stratification and the integration of natural materials that improve skin breathability.

What is the difference between this model and a common polyurethane foam mattress?

Unlike standard single-layer models, this mattress uses a double-density structure combined with slow-recovery foam and internal ventilation channels, ensuring significantly superior pressure and microclimate management.

Does the mattress comply with medical device regulations?

Yes, the product is designed and manufactured according to the standards required for medical devices intended for the prevention of pressure sores, using materials certified for use in the healthcare sector.

Is it necessary to use a specific mattress cover?

To maintain the effectiveness of the ventilation system and the properties of the slow-recovery foam, the use of breathable and waterproof covers certified for medical use is recommended.