Anti-decubitus mattress ROSSMAX AM30 bubble type for pressure relief and patient support

The ROSSMAX AM30 anti-decubitus mattress, bubble type, is designed to reduce prolonged pressure on skin and soft tissues for bedridden patients. The alternating bubble structure provides dynamic support and redistributes body weight to help lower the risk of pressure ulcers. The mattress is suitable for use in home care or clinical settings and is intended to improve patient comfort and assist caregivers with pressure management and repositioning.

Advantages

The bubble cell arrangement alternates pressure points to promote micro-movement and even weight distribution without complex controls. Lightweight construction and a flexible surface make it easier to transfer and position patients. The cover material is water-resistant and can be cleaned with standard disinfectant solutions to support hygiene in both home and clinical environments.

Suitable for

• Long-term bedridden patients at risk of developing pressure ulcers
• Post-operative recovery where pressure relief is required
• Home care settings and nursing facilities
• Short-term use during hospital stays or rehabilitation

Key specifications

• Bubble-type alternating cell topology for pressure redistribution
• Surface material: waterproof, washable cover suitable for routine cleaning
• Designed to accommodate standard hospital and domestic beds
• Lightweight and foldable for storage and transport

How to use

Place the anti-decubitus mattress on top of the patient bed frame or mattress, aligning it so the pump connection (if provided) is accessible and the bubble cells are positioned along the length of the body. Inflate or activate the alternating function according to manufacturer guidance before patient use. Ensure the patient is correctly positioned on the mattress and perform regular repositioning as part of routine care. Inspect the cover and cells periodically and follow cleaning instructions after any contamination.

Usage recommendations

Use the ROSSMAX AM30 as part of an overall pressure care protocol that includes regular skin inspection, scheduled repositioning, and appropriate support surfaces. Consult clinical guidelines or a healthcare professional to select the proper settings and to determine when additional support or a different surface is required.