My bed has an 84'' long inner-spring mattress, then I have an Air-Pro Plus
Alternating Overlay Mattress on top of that (
http://www.bluechipmedical.com/airpro.htm ), and that is covered with a Spenco
Comfort Touch Traditional Mattress Pad (
http://www.medicalproductsdirect.com/spencomtouct.html ). I just put the
Air-Pro Plus Alternating Overlay Mattress on this year after my surgery, and it
really makes a difference.
With Love,
CtrlAltDel aka Dave
C4/5 Complete - 31 Years Post
Texas, USA
Tim Syfert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
My bed has the hospital bed mattress, on top of that a 3" eggcrate foam, on
top of that a circulating air mattress, and then it's completely covered with a
synthetic sheep skin. Been doing this for years.
Tim
The QUAD LINK
"John S." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Just out of curiosity, What kind of mattresses do those of you using
hospital beds use. I have used egg crate toppers on regular staw filled vinyl
mattresses and I had a low air loss mattress I was able to keep workingfor 9
years. Now I have an alternating pressure mattess from ebay that a sister
bought. Its reasonably comfortable but no help with pressure areas. If I have a
bad spot getting red I have to get egg crate under it or this alternating
system will rip the skin apart.
With medicare/medicaid no mattrss suppliers want to deal with me because in
Ohio they often refuse payment on low air loss mattresses. I sure havent got 5
thousand dollars or even 21 thousand for e bay.
john
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