Medical pneumatic mattress REHA FUND HF6001 with variable pressure system for pressure relief and repositioning

The REHA FUND HF6001 medical pneumatic mattress with variable pressure system is designed to prevent and manage pressure ulcers for clinical and home care environments. The system alternates and adjusts air pressure across interconnected cells to redistribute load, reduce prolonged pressure points and support patient repositioning. The mattress construction and air cell layout provide uniform support for bedridden or immobile patients who require regular pressure relief and basic nursing interventions.

Advantages

The variable pressure system allows alternating and static modes to suit different clinical needs, enabling both continuous low pressure and cyclic redistribution. The alternating inflation pattern reduces shear and sustained pressure on vulnerable areas. The mattress surface is made of wipeable, medical-grade material that is fluid-resistant and compatible with routine cleaning. Integrated features support easy connection to a control pump for automatic pressure adjustment and simple maintenance for long-term use.

Suitable for

• Prevention and management of pressure ulcers in at-risk patients
• Long-term bedridden or immobile patients in clinical or home care settings
• Postoperative recovery when repositioning is limited
• Patients requiring periodic pressure redistribution and assisted nursing care

Key specifications

• Variable pressure air cell system with alternating and static modes
• Multi-cell construction for progressive load redistribution
• Durable, fluid-resistant mattress cover suitable for clinical cleaning
• Dimensions compatible with standard hospital beds (refer to product sheet for exact size options)
• Adjustable pressure settings to accommodate different patient weights and clinical requirements
• Connection port for external control pump and easy maintenance access

How to use

Place the mattress on a compatible bed frame and secure the cover according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Connect the mattress to the control pump, select the appropriate mode (alternating or static) and set the pressure according to the patient’s weight and clinical condition. Regularly inspect the mattress cover and air cells for damage and follow the cleaning and maintenance schedule provided by the manufacturer. Caregivers should combine the mattress use with scheduled repositioning and skin inspections as part of a comprehensive pressure ulcer prevention protocol.

Recommendations

Use the alternating mode for patients at high risk of pressure injury and consider static low-pressure mode for patients requiring continuous low interface pressure. Adjust pressure settings when patient weight or clinical condition changes, and perform routine cleaning of the mattress cover with approved disinfectants. Integrate mattress use into a broader care plan including regular skin assessment, repositioning, nutrition monitoring and mobility exercises where possible.