Enhance patient comfort in medical environments with the Profex Pressure Relief Or/Ob Cushions. Designed for optimal discomfort reduction, these cushions come in different variations catering to specific needs. Offered in superior and deluxe foam structures, each cushion is made to deliver incredible support, ensuring proper posture and pressure alleviation in patients. Each cushion is available in a range of designs, including one-piece, sectional, and two-section with easy-to-use zippers, making them adaptable for surgical settings and long-term care environments.

Choose from non-conductive blue nylon that prevents static interruptions or conductive black options, providing reliable electrical safety. The available sizes range from 72” x 20” to 76” x 30”, with varying thicknesses of up to 4 inches. These cushions are not only effective in taking care of patient needs but also come with durable, easy-to-clean exteriors, thus enhancing the overall hygiene and comfort level in healthcare settings.

Key Features:

• Constructed with high-density superior foam to offer exceptional pressure relief for patients.
• Available in non-conductive and conductive designs for flexibility in different medical settings.
• Durable blue nylon exterior for easy cleaning and maintaining hygiene in medical environments.
• Various design options including one-piece, sectional, and two-section with zipper for customization.

Uses:

• Very helpful in surgical and maternity settings where non-conductive cushions prevent unwanted static and conductive options provide electrical safety.
• Perfect for prolonged sitting, helping to improve posture, prevent bedsores, and alleviate pressure in critical healthcare settings.

FAQs:

1. What materials are used in the Profex Pressure Relief Cushions?
They are made from high-density superior or deluxe foam with either a non-conductive blue nylon or conductive black covering.

2. Are these cushions suitable for long-term care settings?
Yes, they are designed to provide long-term pressure relief and are perfect for use in settings where patients are required to lie down for extended periods.