Immersus Advanced Non-Powered Pressure Reducing Mattress - Group II E0373

Clinically Validated Ergonomics

For the ultimate in healing, fall prevention, comfort, and satisfaction.

Primary Use: Promotion of wound healing and prevention of pressure injuries and falls with high-risk patients.

Clinical Outcomes

Figure 1 presents a bar chart detailing clinical outcomes for pressure ulcers (PU) among 44 hospice and rehab study participants. The data, collected from 35 pre-existing PUs, is segmented by PU stage (Stage 1, Stage 2, Stage 3, unstageable) and outcome (healed, improved, unchanged, new). The chart indicates that 78% of patients healed or improved over an average of 53 days. Notably, 92% of Stage III PUs healed or improved.

Key Features

A dark blue, rectangular Immersus pressure-reducing mattress is shown.

Safety and Immersion

The Immersus mattress features reinforced side bolsters for protection and fall prevention.

Immersus Coverlet

Micro-climate, low friction, and shear stretch fabric.

Unique 3-Section Ergo Design

Special mattress design features three zones with varied ILD (firmness/softness) foam configurations for maximum pressure redistribution and offloading.

An exploded view illustrates the Immersus mattress's unique 3-section ergo design. The top layer (Section 1) provides head and back support. The middle layer (Section 2), a 'T' zone, offers immersion for the pelvic and upper thigh area, designed to off-load sacral, coccygeal, and hip structures. The bottom layer (Section 3) is for the lower extremities, molding to limb contours and off-loading heel/ankle areas prone to pressure ulcers.

Section 1: Head and Back

Engineered to provide torso and back support.

Section 2: Pelvic and Upper Thigh ("T" Zone)

Provides immersion for areas prone to pressure injury development, specially engineered to off-load sacral, coccygeal, and hip skeletal structures.

Section 3: Lower Extremity

A diagram shows a lower leg positioned on the mattress's Section 3, demonstrating its ability to conform to the limb's shape and provide targeted off-loading for the heel and ankle. This section molds to the lower leg to accommodate limb contours and off-load heel/ankle skeletal structures – areas prone to pressure ulcer development.

Intelligent Ergonomic Design

Allows for stabilization of the pelvic region, while floating the ischial area for advanced wound healing and prevention of pressure injuries.

Specifications

Available Sizes

Compliance

Meets fire codes - CA. TB-129 and 16 CFR 1632.4 safety criteria compliant.