Invacare Softform Premier Active 2 Hybrid Mattress

The clinically proven Softform Premier Active 2 Mattress delivers a “Very High Risk” high-specification static surface. It combines the Softform Premier foam interface with active alternating air cells beneath, providing both prevention and treatment of severe pressure ulcers.

The mattress delivers therapy effectively without disturbing the user or carer. If the user requires additional care, a quiet, unobtrusive power unit activates alternating therapy over the static foam surface, eliminating the need for patient transfers. This makes it ideal for hospitals, nursing homes, and care home environments, supporting both the prevention and management of pressure ulcers.

Key Features:

• 88 x 200 x 15.2 cm

• Static-dynamic hybrid allows seamless transition between static foam and dynamic alternating air cells with minimal disruption

• Digital pump alternates on a 10-minute cycle, delivering low-impact changes

• Fluid-resistant, durable cover

• Foam cell design provides stable support and enhanced comfort

• Modular layer construction for easy replacement

• Plug-and-play robust pump with audible and visual alarms

Why You’ll Appreciate It

Hybrid Comfort & Support: Combines high-quality foam with dynamic air cells to give excellent pressure relief for high-risk patients.

High-Risk Pressure Care: Actively reduces the risk of pressure sores while supporting vulnerable patients.

Easy to Use: Works with profiling beds, allowing smooth operation in clinical settings.

Common Questions Answered

Q: Who is the Invacare Softform Premier Active 2 Hybrid Mattress for?
A: It suits patients at high risk of developing pressure sores in hospitals, nursing homes, or care home environments.

Q: Can the cover be washed?
A: Yes, the removable cover is machine washable, making hygiene simple and convenient.

The Invacare Softform Premier Active 2 Hybrid Mattress provides a durable, high-quality combination of foam and air cells, ensuring reliable pressure relief and comfort for high-risk patients in healthcare environments.