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Product Catalog Table of Contents SUPPORT SURFACES SEATING PRODUCTS PressureGuard® Series Overview 3 Span Seating Products Overview 41 PressureGuard Easy Air® 4 Isch-Dish® 42 PressureGuard Easy Air® LR and XL 5 Isch-Dish® Thin 42 PressureGuard® APM2 6 Equalizer® 43 PressureGuard® APM2 Safety Supreme 7 EZ Dish® 43 PressureGuard® Protocol 8 Geo-Matt® Contour cushion 44 PressureGuard® Turn Select® 9 Geo-Matt® Wedge cushion 44 PressureGuard® Bariatric APM 10 Gel-T® cushion 45 PressureGuard CFT® 11 Geo-Matt® PRT 3” cushion 45 PressureGuard® Custom Care® Convertible Series 12-13 Geo-Matt® 4” cushion 45 PressureGuard® Custom Care® Convertible 14 Soft-Pedal™ cushion 46 PressureGuard® Custom Care® Convertible LAL 15 Cross Cut cushion 46 PressureGuard® Custom Care® 16 Convoluted comfort cushion 46 Span Surfaces for Recessed Deck Beds 17 Sacral Dish™ pressure relief back cushion 46 Bariatric Solutions 18 Sling-Fill™ Base 46 PressureGuard® Series In-Home Styles 19 Geo-Wave® cushion 47 Entrapment Prevention & Bed Safety 20 Short-Wave® cushion 47 Geo-Mattress® Series Overview 21 Geo-Mattress® UltraMax™ 22 POSITIONERS Geo-Mattress® UltraMax for Stretchers 23 Heel Manager™ Offloading Heel Elevator 28 Geo-Mattress® Max®, Plus®, Pro, Pro RP 24 Span+Aids® Patient Positioners Geo-Mattress with Wings® 25 Extremities 48 Geo-Mattress Atlas® 25 Surgical and Post-Operative 49-50 Geo-Mattress® HC, 350, Gel-80™ 26 Abduction Pillows 50 Risk Manager™ Bedside Safety Mat 27 Head and Body 51 Geo-Matt® Surface Geometry Overview 38 Geo-Matt® Therapeutic Overlays 39 SKIN CARE Delta Pediatric Overlays 40 Selan®, Selan+® and Selan+AF® 52 Preventative and Convoluted Overlays 40 SELECTION GUIDES BEDS and FURNITURE Support Surface Management Algorithm 53 Bed and Furniture Overview 29 PressureGuard® Air Therapy Surfaces Matrix 54 Encore expandable low bed 30-32 Seating Tissue Load Management Algorithm 55 The Q-Series low beds 33 Seating Matrix 56 Rexx and Fast Rexx 34 Advantage 35 Q-Series 42” Expander Kit 36 Facility Furniture and Seating options 37 Customer Support Information Availability: Our products are available through a wide variety Returned Goods : All returns must be accompanied by a return of medical distributors and suppliers Contact your area sales authorization number issued in advance by customer service representative or customer service with questions regarding Rehandling and restocking fees may apply availability through a particular vendor, or for the name of Third Party Billing: (US only) Several Span-America support distributors or suppliers who service your area surfaces and seating products qualify for reimbursement through Lead Times: Manufacturing and shipping lead times vary by the Medicare program and other public or private pay sources product type and availability Contact customer service for lead All third party reimbursement must be applied for through your times on specific orders medical products supplier of choice Shipping Specifications: Regarding case dimensions, weight, etc , can be obtained through customer service Support Surfaces Seating Skin Care Postioners Bed Frames Furniture Products manufactured at our Greenville, SC facility Products manufactured in our Beamsville, Ontario facility Shipping: Most orders F O B Greenville, SC or Salt Lake City, UT Shipping: Most orders F O B Beamsville, Ontario Customer Service & Technical Support: MC Healthcare Products, a division of Phone: 800-888-6752 (864) 288-8877 Span Medical Products Canada, Inc Monday-Friday 8:00 a m - 5:00 p m ET A subsidiary of Span-America Medical Products, Inc Fax: (864)288-8692, 24 hours/day, 7 days/week email: info@spanamerica com Customer Service Contact Information: Phone: 800-268-8671 (905) 563-8264 Technical Support: Phone 800-888-6752, ext 2000, Monday-Friday 8:30 a m - 4:30 p m ET or via email at technicalsupport@spanamerica com Fax: (905) 563-8680, 24 hours/day, 7 days/week email: beds@mchealthcare com better science better care © Span-America Medical Sytems, Inc P O Box 5231, Greenville, SC 29606 PressureGuard® Series In the crowded world of specialty support surfaces, the PressureGuard® series truly stands apart. Packed with patented technical innovations, every PressureGuard model combines the effectiveness of an air flotation system with the unmatched stability and safety of a multi-component engineered foam shell: 1 Premium healthcare fabrics Vapor barrier cover is fluid-proof, cleanable, self- deodorizing, and antimicrobial. Several models include proprietary LifeSpan™ bleach-resistant stretch fabric (see page 13). 2 Time-tested Geo-Matt® Design Clinically-proven Geo-Matt® design creates a unique, anti-shearing top surface. 800 individually responsive cells in distinct head, torso, and foot zones enhance therapeutic support and comfort. (see page 25) 3 Patented Heel Slope® Exclusive Heel Slope® feature redistributes load to pressure-tolerant lower legs and calves. Subtle taper reduces heel pressures while providing complete foot support. 4 Patented “Safety Edge™” Unlike air-only surfaces, PressureGuard’s edge won’t collapse under a user’s weight. Sturdy outer bolster maintains firm support, while slotted inner bolster compresses slightly, angling inward toward mattress center. 5 The “Safety Edge” advantage: • On air-only surfaces, edge collapses when user nears side. Nothing prevents user from rolling off, or becoming entrapped under siderail. • On PressureGuard, two-part bolster system directs user toward mattress center, away from edge and siderail hazards. 6 The “Safety Edge” advantage also: • On air-only surfaces, user can slide off bed as edge collapses beneath his weight. • On PressureGuard, two-part bolster creates a wedge effect. Supports seated user on mattress edge, adding safety to egress and entry. 2 NOTE: For more on bed safety see page 20. RV#19A 3 PressureGuard Therapy Provided 9 Microclimate Management EASY AIR® [“Low Air Loss” (LAL)] 9 Alternating Pressure QUICK FACTS Indications: • Excessive perspiration or maceration • Treatment of Stage I-IV pressure ulcers • High risk patients requiring aggressive prevention • Patients with recent flaps/grafts Key Advantages: • Documented superiority in moisture removal • Won’t deflate in power outage • Includes alternating pressure mode • PressureGuard® design: stability, safety, anti-shearing Easy Air’s patented “Air Diffusion Matrix” design maximizes removal of excess moisture. Clinicians choose microclimate management to address excessive perspiration and heat Item # Description that may cause maceration and lead to skin breakdown. The PressureGuard Easy Air is L7535-29 Easy Air System 75”L x 35”W x 7”H independently documented to outperform every leading microclimate management * L7835-29 Easy Air System 78”L x 35”W x 7”H L8035-29 Easy Air System 80”L x 35”W x 7”H system (LAL) in this key performance area. The exclusive Air Diffusion Matrix™ technology L8435-29 Easy Air System 84”L x 35”W x 7”H and patented PressureGuard air/foam design provide microclimate management (LAL) * L8032-29 Easy Air System 80”L x 32”W x 7”H * L8039-29 Easy Air System 80”L x 39”W x 7”H without compromising pressure redistribution and support. 8000 Easy Air control unit only Easy Air maintains inflation in a power outage. Its stable surface won’t “swallow up” the user. CLT-L7535 Easy Air Coverlet 75”L x 35”W * CLT-L7835 Easy Air Coverlet 78”L x 35”W And its Safety Edge™ won’t collapse, making transfers safer. Doesn’t make the user too hot CLT-L8035 Easy Air Coverlet 80”L x 35”W or too cold, either. Ultra-simple to set up, clean and use. Selectable comfort level. “On/Off” CLT-L8435 Easy Air Coverlet 84”L x 35”W buttons control air flow and alternating pressure features separately. * CLT-L8032 Easy Air Coverlet 80”L x 32”W * CLT-L8039 Easy Air Coverlet 80”L x 39”W System includes mattress, controller unit and machine washable coverlet. * Allow up to 10 working days lead time for this size. Complete System Includes Mattress, Control Unit, and Coverlet. To order Coverlet only, add “CLT-” to part number (example: CLT-L8035). Medicare Approved: EO277 (Group II) Weight limit: 500 lbs. Warranty: 2 years, non-prorated Mattress Weight: 22 lbs. UL listed: Yes All models are fire barrier version (FBV) as indicated by “-29” suffix, denoting certified conformance to NFPA 101 (Life Safety Code); Cal Tech Bulletin #117; 16 CFR Parts 1632 and 1633; and BFD IX-11. SURFACES 4 RV#19A Therapy Provided PressureGuard 9 Microclimate Management (LAL) ® 9 Alternating Pressure EASY AIR LR 9 Lateral Rotation QUICK FACTS Indications (in addition to those for Easy Air, p. 4): Lateral Rotation for patients who find frequent manual repositioning painful or need more frequent repositioning Item # Description L7535LR-29 Easy Air LR System 75”L x 35”W x 7”H L8035LR-29 Easy Air LR System 80”L x 35”W x 7”H L8435LR-29 Easy Air LR System 84”L x 35”W x 7”H L85VLR-29 Easy Air LR for recessed deck frame (see page 17) * L8039LR-29 Easy Air LR System 80”L x 39”W x 7”H * L8053LR-29 Easy Air LR System 80”L x 53”W x 7”H 8200 Easy Air LR control unit only *Allow up to 10 working days lead time for this size. The all-in-one Easy Air LR model puts caregiver just a button-push away from a powerful, Medicare Approved: EO277 (Group II) additional treatment modality, “Lateral Rotation” (LR). The unique PressureGuard approach Weight limit: LR models support 500 lbs in FLOAT and ALTERNATING, 350 lbs in ROTATION. to LR has been documented to help wounds close more than three times faster than on Warranty: 2 years, (all components) 1 Mattress Weight: Approx. 22 lbs. other commonly provided air therapy surfaces . Beyond pure pressure management, Lateral UL listed: Yes Rotation gives caregivers a versatile tool that is indicated for a wide variety of user needs.
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