Description

A mobile air chair designed for patient care and pressure relief can offer several benefits in healthcare settings, particularly for patients who may be bedridden or have mobility issues.

Here are some potential benefits of such a chair:

Pressure Relief:
One of the primary benefits of a mobile air chair is its ability to provide pressure relief. These chairs often feature air cushions or cells that can be adjusted to distribute a patient's weight evenly, reducing the risk of pressure ulcers and sores, which can be common in patients who spend long periods in bed.

Enhanced Mobility:
Mobile air chairs are typically equipped with wheels or casters, allowing for easy transport within a care environment.  This mobility can be especially helpful when moving patients from one area to another, such as from a patient's room to a treatment area.

Patient Comfort:
The adjustable air cushions in these chairs can be customized to provide optimal comfort for patients. This can improve patient satisfaction and overall well-being during their time in the chair.

Ease of Care:
Mobile air chairs are designed with easy cleaning in mind, which is essential in healthcare settings. The materials used are often resistant to moisture and can be cleaned with standard disinfectants, helping to maintain a hygienic environment.

Post-Surgery Recovery:
Patients recovering from surgery or medical procedures may find mobile air chairs beneficial for post-operative care. The adjustable features can help patients find a comfortable position that reduces stress on surgical sites.

Fall Prevention:
Some mobile air chairs come with features like higher sides, which can help prevent patients from accidentally falling out of the chair while in use.

Versatility:
These chairs are often versatile and can serve multiple purposes. They can be used as a recliner for resting or as a transport chair for moving patients around the house, facility - even outside on a sunny day!
Making them a cost-effective and space-saving option.

Improved Circulation:
Proper weight distribution and positioning in a mobile air chair can enhance blood circulation, which is crucial for patients with limited mobility.

Enhanced Caregiver Assistance:
Mobile air chairs can make it easier for caregivers to provide assistance to patients, whether it's helping them with mobility or positioning.
 

Features:
A tubular steel framed, mobile chair that has a manually operated (hydraulic gas assist) reclining backrest and tilt in space mechanism, and adjustable leg rest. The seating component consists of a combination of air and foam with a four-way stretch cover. It is available in one model and size only.

• Adjustable and removable footrest
• Adjustable backrest from 90 degrees to 170 degrees
• Calf rest
• Reclinable seat
• Three lockable castors and one steering castor
• Fire retardant foam and cover
• Unique four-way stretch material
• Breathable replaceable easy to clean polyurethane cover
• Four folding wings
• Non-marking castors
• Tray table included
• Pillow included
• Footrest included
• Magazine pocket