Dynamic Air Mattresses
At Meditec Medical, our Dynamic Air Mattresses deliver advanced therapy for those who need more than standard foam support. These systems combine intelligent alternating-air cell design with patient-responsive technology to promote healing, prevent bottoming-out and ensure consistent pressure distribution. When caring for patients at high or very high risk of pressure injuries, the right support surface can be a game-changer.
Our dynamic air range is engineered for acute environments where both prevention and treatment matter. Built for adult and bariatric care, they feature cycle-times, static modes, CPR deflation options and high-performance covers. All our products are designed to meet the demands of intensive care, high dependency units and specialist wards. With our dynamic air systems you’re investing in targeted intervention, infection-control compatibility and improved clinical outcomes.
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Dynamic Air Mattresses FAQs
Dynamic Air Mattresses are used to provide advanced pressure relief for patients at high risk of pressure injuries. They help prevent and treat pressure ulcers by distributing pressure evenly and promoting healing.
They include features like alternating-air cell design, cycle-times, static modes, CPR deflation, and high-performance covers, making them suitable for both prevention and treatment in acute care settings.
Meditec Medical is the approved supplier, providing pressure-relieving support products and fast delivery, primarily serving healthcare facilities and individuals in Ireland.
A pressure injury, also known as a pressure ulcer or bedsore, occurs when sustained pressure cuts off blood flow to the skin and underlying tissues, often affecting immobile or bedridden patients.
They reduce pressure on vulnerable areas, improve blood circulation, and promote healing, especially for patients at high risk of developing pressure injuries.
Patients in high dependency or intensive care, including those with limited mobility, bariatric patients, and individuals at very high risk of pressure ulcers benefit most from these specialised support surfaces.
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