PressureGuard CFT® Consumer Home Mattress

Span America In-Home Style pressureguard CFT mattress is styled with a less institutional appearance, the In-Home version is available in king, queen, full, full long, or dual (split) king sizes.

It uses exclusive Constant Force Technology™ to automatically adjust the mattress's network of interconnected air cylinders and elasticized reservoirs to the appropriate, therapeutic levels for each patient.

Half of the mattress is outfitted to deliver dynamic air therapy, while the remainder provides static air support. The air therapy portion can be manufactured into the center of the mattress for a single patient. Or, it can be built into the "patient right side" of the mattress - that is, the patient’s right hand side as referenced with the patient in the backlying position. The In-Home PressureGuard mattress can be used on specialty bed frames or directly on top of standard consumer box springs.

Features:

• Sizes: In-Home Styles are PressureGuard therapeutic mattresses that come in Full, Queen and King Bed sizes. They can be placed on standard box springs or on specialty bed frames.
• Air Cylinders: The therapeutic air cylinder system can be placed in the center of the mattress or on the patient’s right side.
• Cover: The cover is made in a home-style rather than a medical style. The bottom is a light blue cloth, and the top is a dark blue moisture barrier fabric.
• Safety Edge™ Bolsters: The Safety Edge™ consists of a firm 2-part foam bolster whose inner edge contours under pressure to direct the patient towards the center of the mattress. This adds to patient stability in sitting and lying down, and helps prevent falls and entrapment between the side rail and the mattress.

Certified Compliance: Span offers Fire Barrier Versions (FBV) of all Geo-Mattress® therapeutic foam and PressureGuard® air therapy surfaces. These versions are identified with a “-29” suffix, indicating they are equipped with an inner fire barrier sleeve. They have been certified to meet the new federal standard, as well as existing standards Cal TB 603 and 129, NFPA Life Safety Code 101, ASTM E 1590, 16 CFR 1632, and Boston IX-11.