Joerns, Mattress - P.R.O. Matt Plus, PMP

P.R.O. Matt Plus features:

• Four-zoned system (head, shoulder, torso and foot) inner air core automatically adjusts to each patient's body profile and weight
• P.R.O. Technology valve maintains optimal air pressures in each therapy zone for superior pressure redistribution regardless of patient weight and profile
• One-inch viscoelastic topper enhances pressure redistribution and patient comfort
• Optional raised perimeter available
• Surrounding firm perimeter provides stability during patient care and contributes to patient safety by eliminating gaps between frames and siderails
• Therapy pad with these unique qualities:
  • Fluid proof and stain resistant
  • Low friction and low shear surface
  • Zippered construction

Specifications:

• Four-zone system: head, shoulder, torso, foot
• Width: 36" or 42"
• Length: 80" or 84"
• Height: 7"
• Maximum weight capacity: 500 lbs.
• Flammability Standards: meets fire codes CA 117, CA 129, 16 CFR 1633 and BFD IX-11

Optional Upgrades:

• P.R.O. Technology Pump with 5, 10, 15, and 20 minute cycle times
• Standard CBC Control Unit with 10 minute cycle time

Clinical Indications:

• P.R.O. Matt Plus is a reactive surface that allows the provision of optimal interface pressures through controlled air cell inflation for at-risk patients in the prevention and treatment of Stage I and II pressure ulcers, and treatment of uncomplicated Stage III and IV ulcers in patients with multiple turning surfaces. For Stage III and/or Stage IV treatment, care staff should be able to position the patient off of the pressure wound in at least 2 positions.
• Through the addition of the optional pump, the P.R.O. Matt Plus becomes an active surface with alternating pressure that adds the benefit of cyclic offloading for advanced treatment of uncomplicated Stage III or IV pressure ulcers for patients where such therapy may improve pressure redistribution and circulation. In all cases, Joerns clinical indications are guidelines and should be taken only as recommendations for consideration during individual patient assessment by the clinician