Softform Premier MaxiGlide

The Invacare Softform Premier MaxiGlide is suitable for clients at very high risk of developing pressure damage and features a unique anti shear system. The Invacare Softform Premier MaxiGlide high specification foam mattress offers a new and innovative glide mechanism that significantly reduces shear and friction forces when used with an electric profiling bed.  The patented design of the mattress allows the top surface to provide excellent pressure redistributing properties along with a high level of comfort and support, whilst the base of the mattress uniquely separates to conform to the bedframe. 

The Softform Premier MaxiGlide is suitable for use with those who are considered to be at ‘Very High Risk of developing pressure ulcers subject to managed care. The Softform Premier MaxiGlide features a deep-contoured insert pad constructed from ‘keyhole’ cut castellated foam cells, which move independently to maximise the body contact area and optimise pressure reduction. The profiling mattress maximises the benefits of an electric profiling bed, delivering improved positioning whilst reducing the requirement for repositioning of the client. The mattress cover is multi stretch and conforms to the deep contoured castellation on the upper surface of the mattress, minimising rucking and further reducing the potential for tissue damage. 

Key features

• Effective pressure ulcer prevention
• Designed to reduce shear and friction
• Smooth sliding surface
• Top surface remains with patient
• Bottom surface profiles with the bed frame
• Patented design
• Modular Construction
• Pressure Ulcer Prevention
• Cover is resistant to fluid ingress
• Reduces the need for manual handling.
• Fully detachable top cover and toughened polyurethane base
• Does not require turning or rotating

Specification

• Standard item dimensions 200 x 88 x 15.2 cm
• Other sizes available on request
• Weight: 13.5 kg
• Max. Client Weight: 247.6kg / 39 stone
• Cleaning: 80° C Refer to instructions for use and relevant infection control guidelines