Pressure-relief mattress MDH SIMPLY BUBBLE VITEA CARE (model TGR-R RA 882)

MDH SIMPLY BUBBLE VITEA CARE is a pressure-relief mattress designed to reduce the risk of pressure ulcers and provide a supportive surface for immobile or bedridden patients. The construction focuses on even pressure redistribution across the body to help minimise localised high-pressure points during extended bed rest. It is suitable for clinical and home care settings where enhanced pressure management is required.

Advantages

The mattress features a surface and internal structure engineered to redistribute pressure and decrease shear. Materials and construction promote sustained support while maintaining a low profile compatible with standard care beds. The design facilitates easier patient handling and repositioning, and the mattress cover is made for routine cleaning and hygiene maintenance in care environments.

Suitable for

• Immobile or bedridden patients at risk of pressure ulcers
• Long-term care and nursing home use
• Home care for patients requiring pressure management
• Post-operative recovery where extended lying is expected

Key specifications

• Type: pressure-relief mattress with bubble/segment-style surface geometry
• Primary function: pressure redistribution to reduce risk of ulcers and skin breakdown
• Recommended setting: clinical and domestic care environments
• Compatibility: designed for use with standard hospital or home care beds
• Cover: hygienic, cleanable material suitable for routine disinfection
• Support level: intended for patients requiring sustained support during prolonged bed rest

How to use

Place the mattress on a compatible bed frame or mattress base, ensuring the surface orientation matches manufacturer guidance for pressure zones. Position the patient centrally and adjust bedding so that the mattress surface contacts the body evenly. Regularly assess skin condition and pressure points, and follow standard care protocols for repositioning and hygiene. Use the mattress in combination with care plans that include turning schedules and skin inspections.

Recommendations

Regularly inspect the mattress and its cover for wear or damage, and follow cleaning instructions appropriate for the cover material to maintain hygiene. Combine the mattress with established patient repositioning routines and skin-care measures to optimise pressure ulcer prevention.