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P500 Therapy Surface
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P500 Therapy Surface

When aiding patient recovery, the last thing you need is a pressure injury complicating the process. The P500 Therapy Surface is engineered with features to address shear, friction, moisture management and pressure redistribution.1

 

In a study with 52 critically ill ICU patients, 31 were placed on the P500 Therapy Surface while 21 were placed on an integrated powered air pressure redistribution bed. Incidence of pressure injuries on the buttocks, sacrum, or coccyx was 0% on the P500 low air loss bed and 18% on the integrated air bed.2

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Key Features:

  • Advanced Microclimate Technology: Designed to optimize airflow beneath the patient, helping to manage heat and moisture buildup creating a comfortable environment..

  • Weight-Based Pressure Redistribution: Adjusts pressure in response to patient weight and position, aiming to support comfort.

  • Turn Assist and Safety Features: Includes intuitive Turn Assist for repositioning, along with Bed Exit alarms to help support patient safety protocols and caregiver efficiency goals.

  • CPR Functionality: The surface can hyperinflate for CPR, providing a firm surface with an alarm to indicate when normal function will resume.

  • Ease of Use: Designed to feature intuitive controls to help enable user friendly operation and easy-to-clean surfaces

 

 

Cut-out view of a P500 surface, showing internal therapy components

Technical Specifications

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Dimensions on Flat Deck 83" (2109 mm) x 35.5" (902 mm) x 8" (178 mm)
Dimensions on VersaCare® / TotalCare® bed 86.5" (2198 mm) x 35.5" (902 mm) x 8.5" (216 mm) (VersaCare) / 84" (2134 mm) x 35" (889 mm) x 8.5" (216 mm) (TotalCare)
Therapeutic Patient Weight 500 lb (227 kg)
Control Unit 13.74" (348.9 mm) x 15.3" (388.7 mm) x 8.6" (217.3 mm)

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Related Links: Hospital Smart Beds & Surfaces | Med Surg Hospital Solutions

References:
  1. Black J, Berke C, Urzendowski G. Pressure ulcer incidence and progression in critically ill subjects: influence of low air loss mattress versus a powered air pressure redistribution mattress. J Wound Ostomy Continence Nurs. 2012;39(3):1-7.
  2. Dale, C.M., Tran, J. & Herridge, M.S. Leaving a mark: pressure injury research in the intensive care unit. Intensive Care Med 47, 222–224 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00134-021-06350-0