Complete Medical Eggcrate Wheelchair Cushion

Complete Medical Egg Crate Foam Seat Cushion Features

• The eggcrate design of the cushion helps distribute body weight more evenly, reducing pressure on specific areas
• This can alleviate discomfort and the risk of developing pressure sores or ulcers, especially for individuals who spend long periods sitting in a wheelchair
• Cushion's foam material and eggcrate pattern provide a supportive and comfortable seating surface
• Eggcrate pattern promotes better air circulation between the body and the cushion
• Cushion's foam material absorbs shocks and vibrations, reducing the impact on the body while moving in a wheelchair. This can help enhance the user's comfort and reduce the strain on joints and muscles
• Designed to fit standard wheelchair seat sizes and is lightweight and portable
• It can be easily used in various seating situations, whether at home, in a wheelchair-accessible vehicle, or in public places
• The cushion is typically covered with a durable and easy-to-clean fabric that is resistant to spills and stains. This makes it convenient to maintain hygiene and keep the cushion in good condition
• Dimension: 16" x 18" x 4"

When to use this Egg Crate Cushion?

• Spinal Cord Injuries
• Perssure Ulcers
• Sciatica
• After surgery

Frequently Bought Together

• Skil-Care One-Piece Econo Footrest Extender
• See-Thru Work-Tray
• Essential Medical Wheelchair Bag

How to use Egg Crate Wheelchair Cushion?

• Position the Cushion: Place the cushion on the seat of the wheelchair, ensuring that it is centered and aligned properly.
• Sit on the Cushion: Carefully sit on the wheelchair, placing your buttocks on the cushion's surface. Adjust your position to ensure you are comfortably seated and centered on the cushion.
• Check Alignment: Ensure that your hips are properly aligned and centered on the cushion. This helps distribute your weight evenly and promotes proper posture.
• Adjust Positioning: If needed, you can make minor adjustments to your position on the cushion to find the most comfortable and supportive seating position for you.
• Secure the User: If necessary, use any additional straps or fasteners provided with the wheelchair to secure yourself in place, ensuring stability and safety during movement.
• Regularly Inspect the Cushion: Periodically check the condition of the cushion for any signs of wear or damage. If the cushion becomes worn or loses its supportive properties over time, consider replacing it to maintain optimal comfort and pressure relief.