Anti-bedsore alternating-pressure mattress REHA FUND BioFlote 5000 for stage III pressure sores, up to 160 kg, blue

REHA FUND BioFlote 5000 is an alternating-pressure anti-bedsore mattress designed to prevent and support treatment of stage III pressure ulcers. The mattress uses a system of alternating air cells that periodically change pressure distribution to reduce prolonged tissue compression and improve microcirculation. It is intended for home or clinical use for immobile or bedridden patients and is rated to support body weights up to 160 kg. The product name, alternating-pressure technology and usability for pressure management indicate its focus on users who need active off-loading and wound care support.

Advantages

The alternating air cell design provides cyclic pressure redistribution to reduce tissue ischemia and shear, helping to minimize risk factors associated with stage III pressure sores. The mattress is compatible with routine clinical care and home nursing environments and supports users up to 160 kg, offering a balance between therapeutic performance and practical load capacity. The construction and materials are selected to allow periodic inflation and deflation cycles, contributing to continuous off-loading while retaining a stable sleeping surface.

Suitable for

• Prevention and treatment of stage III pressure ulcers
• Immobile or bedridden patients requiring regular pressure redistribution
• Home care and clinical environments where alternating-pressure support is needed
• Individuals up to 160 kg requiring therapeutic support surfaces

Key specifications

• Alternating-pressure air cell system for cyclic load relief
• Therapeutic design suitable for stage III pressure sore management
• Load capacity up to 160 kg
• Surface material designed for periodic inflation/deflation cycles
• Intended for use in home and clinical settings

How to use

Place the REHA FUND BioFlote 5000 mattress on a compatible bed frame or platform and connect it to the appropriate pump or control unit according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Ensure the mattress is fully inflated and that air cells are cycling before placing the patient. Position the patient centrally and adjust any retention straps or covers to secure the mattress. Regularly inspect the air cells, connections and surface for damage or leaks, and follow clinical guidance for mattress settings and cycle frequency to match patient needs.

Recommendations

Use the alternating-pressure function continuously for patients with stage III pressure ulcers or those at high risk; combine mattress therapy with routine skin checks, repositioning schedules and wound care protocols. Verify the mattress load capacity when selecting for individual patients and follow local clinical guidelines for pressure ulcer management.