Pressure Care Mattresses
Advanced pressure relieving mattresses designed for optimum user comfort, support and pressure relieving benefits.
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SereneProfiling Mattress
- Risk Category: High
- Single-layer castellated CMHR foam
- Firmness: Soft/Medium
£354 inc. VATRegular price £295 With VAT ReliefRegular priceUnit price per£295Sale price £295 With VAT Relief -
UltimateProfiling Mattress
- Risk Category: High/Very High
- Layered castellated foam with high density base and edging
- Firmness: Medium/Firm
£594 inc. VATRegular price £495 With VAT ReliefRegular priceUnit price per£495Sale price £495 With VAT Relief -
ImpulseHybrid Mattress
- Risk Category: Very High
- Auto-weighing technology
- Step-up, step-down functionality
£1,194 inc. VATRegular price £995 With VAT ReliefRegular priceUnit price per£995Sale price £995 With VAT Relief -
EclipseAir Mattress System
- Risk Category: High/Very High
- Auto-weighing Technology with adjustment for comfort
- Constant Low Pressure Therapy provides pressure redistribution
£1,554 inc. VATRegular price £1,295 With VAT ReliefRegular priceUnit price per£1,295Sale price £1,295 With VAT Relief
Frequently Asked Questions About Pressure Care Mattresses
How do I know which pressure care mattress is suitable?
Our range of pressure care mattresses vary in user risk type. The level of risk is determined by many factors and is how likely or unlikely the user is to developing pressure sores. For example if a pressure care mattress has a risk catergory as high, this mattress is suitable for users with a high risk of developing pressure sores.
Check out our helpful Pressure Care Equipment Guide.
There are many ways to determine the user's risk level. One of which is the PURPOSE-T assessment tool carried out by health care professionals - read our blog to find out more. If you are unsure which pressure care mattress is right for you, or you loved one our team of advisors can help by asking the right questions to help choose the most suitable for your needs.
What bed do you need for a pressure care mattress?
Our range of pressure care mattresses are suitable for use with our profiling care beds and our smart adjustable beds. They can also be used with any standard bed and hospital beds.
Do Waterproof Mattreses Make you Sweat?
Mattresses that use a polyurethane (PU) or Nylon cover are still waterproof but do not cause sweatiness and are much quieter and more comfortable to sleep on. Air continues to circulate through the mattress, allowing any water vapour to escape through the top layer which in turn reduces overheating.
Avoid waterproof mattresses that have a vinyl cover as they cause sweating and discomfort. This is due to the protective layer within the mattress preventing the air from circulating.
