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Our PremAire® beds offer superb structural stability and support.We offer a large range of manual and electric pumps for your inflation needs.Vitality Medical carries a wide array of air, inner-spring and foam medical mattresses that complement hospital beds. Selecting the right one is easy, simply consider: Use the shopper's guide below to learn more about the mattress types offered by Vitality Medical and their benefits. Which medical mattress is best for me? Preventive -- Several inflatable medical mattresses (also called air hospital beds or pressure relief mattresses) and foam mattresses help protect delicate skin. Some have alternating air pressure levels (via air cylinders or pumps) to promote circulation and prevent bedsore formation. Many foam beds feature heel slopes that reduce pressure on sensitive heels to prevent abrasion-related injuries. Select foam mattresses and inflatable mattresses have elements, such as winged sides, to mitigate fall and entrapment risks.
Some inflatable mattresses have transfer modes that facilitate daily living activities. Drive Medical's Alternating Pressure Air and Foam Mattress Powered is popular example of an inflatable mattress that alternates pressure. Turning -- Some advanced inflatable mattresses provide lateral rotation for non-ambulatory occupants via dual pairs of cylinders or pumps that inflate and deflate to gently rotate an occupant onto his or her side. Beyond comfort, these features play a role in preventing -- or treating -- pressure-related skin ailments. Span-America's PressureGuard APM2 Mattress is a prime example of an inflatable air mattress that laterally rotates occupants at the flip of a switch. Comfort -- Similar to many home mattresses, these consist of inner-springs (coils) and tend to be firmer than other medical mattresses. This is preferred by occupants who enjoy a constant level of firm support. The Invacare Deluxe Innerspring Mattress is a customer favorite because it blends familiar comfort with healthcare-grade features.
Budget -- Some customers are attracted to the simplicity and value of latex-free polyurethane foam mattresses. Many choose foam mattresses to outfit larger facilities and homes with multiple bed frames. Foam mattresses are typically covered in easy-to-clean vinyl or nylon. The Invacare Economy Foam Mattress is a preferred among value-driven Vitality Medical customers because it deftly blends comfort with durability. Ranging in size from 35-36 x 80 inches, inner-spring mattresses are an economical choice for those upgrading existing hospital bed frames. Inner-spring medical mattresses typically fit these specialty frames better than a traditional twin mattress. Many models are covered with low-maintenance, liquid-resistant materials. Among inner-spring mattresses, the Graham-Field Homecare Innerspring Bed Mattress was designed to withstand the rigors of healthcare.Coleman inflatable air mattresses feature extra-durable, puncture-resistant construction and turbo-speed, built-in pumps for fast and easy inflation with automatic shutoff.
The exclusive, oversized rapid release valve helps deflate the bed in seconds. Reinforced bed construction helps keep air distributed evenly all night. They can roll up and conveniently store in an oversized carrying bag. Machine-washable mattress covers included.Tips for Sleeping Comfortably on an Air Mattress Hosting Help: Tips for Sleeping Comfortably on an Air Mattress I live in a one bedroom apartment with no pull-out couch, so whenever guests come to stay, either they or I usually end up sleeping on my inflatable air mattress. Due to these adventures, I have collected a list of tips and tricks to make the night more bearable (and perhaps even comfortable) if you're sleeping on an inflatable. See below for my list, and of course add your own. 1. If you haven't yet purchased an inflatable mattress and are planning to, splurge and get the double. I'm a small person with a five pound chihuahua, and somehow one of us is always falling off the edge of the twin. 2. Skip the bells and whistles.
Air mattresses don't last forever, and a basic inflatable can be just as comfortable as a more expensive, air-chambered version. I have the Guest Choice from Aero Bed, which is as basic as they come, and have had it for nearly ten years with no problems. Make sure to find one that has a pump which can adjust air. This one has a release button for perfect inflation. Also, find a mattress that is at least 20 gauge vinyl or higher to prevent tiny holes from developing. 3. Utilize your sleeping bags: the original air mattresses. Create a pillow top over an inflated air bed with open sleeping bags, blankets or memory foam. The air inside of the mattress will gradually cool overnight, and likely make you colder than a regular bed. Pad it for comfort and warmth. 4. Make it like a real bed. After creating the pillow top, make up the air mattress like you would any other bed: with a sheet set, blanket and comforter. It's tempting when you're tired to just drop down and use a blanket to cover you, but making it up like your regular bed will provide a better night's sleep.