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MicroAIR Lateral Rotation Mattress

Lateral Rotation and True Low Air Loss in the Invacare MA 900 Lateral Rotation Low Air Loss Mattress System help provide Pressure Relief and Moisture Management, with built-in Side Bolsters for added safety.

• True Low Air Loss Therapy provides extra comfort for moisture and temperature control
• Inflatable built-in side bolsters with manual connectors can be removed as needed to aid with ease of ingress and egress
• Auto Firm Mode provides quick maximum inflation within seconds to aid with transfers and nursing procedures
• Customizable cycle times to meet help meet varying needs
80" L x 36" W x 10" H
Product Weight Capacity: 600 lb.

Choosing a lateral rotation air mattress for a loved one's hospital bed can offer several benefits, particularly if the person is at risk of developing pressure ulcers (bedsores) or has existing skin integrity issues. Lateral rotation mattresses are designed to provide continuous movement to redistribute pressure on the body, enhancing comfort and preventing the formation of pressure ulcers. Here are some of the main reasons to consider a lateral rotation air mattress:

Pressure Ulcer Prevention: Lateral rotation mattresses are designed to reduce the constant pressure on specific areas of the body that can lead to pressure ulcers. By gently moving the person's body side-to-side, these mattresses help to redistribute pressure, improve blood circulation, and prevent the formation of bedsores.
Enhanced Comfort: The continuous movement provided by lateral rotation mattresses can help alleviate discomfort caused by prolonged immobility. This can be especially beneficial for individuals who spend extended periods in bed due to medical conditions.
Improved Blood Circulation: Lateral rotation mattresses promote better blood flow by preventing blood from pooling in specific areas. This is crucial for maintaining tissue health and preventing the development of circulation-related complications.
Reduced Shear and Friction: These mattresses often come with features that reduce shear and friction forces on the skin. Shear occurs when the skin moves in one direction while underlying tissues move in another, causing damage. Lateral rotation helps minimize this effect.
Customizable Rotation Levels: Many lateral rotation air mattresses allow you to adjust the degree and frequency of rotation based on the person's needs. This customization ensures that the movement is comfortable and effective for the individual's condition.
Pressure Redistribution: Apart from lateral rotation, these mattresses often incorporate air cells that can be adjusted to provide varying levels of pressure redistribution across different parts of the body.
Wound Healing Support: For individuals who already have pressure ulcers, lateral rotation mattresses can aid in wound healing by reducing pressure on the affected areas and promoting better blood flow to those regions.
User-Friendly Controls: Modern lateral rotation mattresses are equipped with user-friendly controls that allow caregivers or the person themselves to adjust settings easily. This enables a personalized experience and ensures that the movement is aligned with the person's comfort and medical requirements.
Long-Term Care Benefits: If your loved one requires an extended period of bed rest due to chronic illness or recovery from surgery, a lateral rotation mattress can contribute significantly to their overall well-being and prevent complications associated with immobility.
Cost Savings: While lateral rotation mattresses can be an investment upfront, they can potentially save costs associated with treating pressure ulcers, which can require expensive medical interventions and prolonged hospital stays.
It's important to consult with healthcare professionals, such as nurses, doctors, or physical therapists, before making a decision. They can assess your loved one's specific needs and recommend the most appropriate mattress type and features based on their medical condition, mobility level, and risk factors.