Domus 2S, featuring a heel slope design, enhances heel pressure relief by supporting the back of the heel and increasing the contact surface area, effectively distributing pressure across the lower leg.
The Domus 2S offers accessible and reliable pressure relief care with its compact pad design and ease of use.
Features:
Optimal Pressure Redistribution
Offering an alternate mode for enhanced prevention of pressure injuries.
Heel Slope
Allow the pad to fill in the space behind the Achillies tendon to distribute pressure over the entire lower legs, reducing the risk of heel breakdown.
Intuitive Pressure Adjustment
Analog weight indicator reference for intuitive pressure adjustment.
Extension Flaps
Can be tucked under the standard mattress for stabilization.
Adjustable Hangers
Compatible with most bed frames.
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