Wheelchair Cushions

• Jay cushions typically feature a contoured foam base for stability and support.
• They often incorporate a layer of fluid or gel insert for additional pressure relief and redistribution.
• Jay cushions are known for their customizable options, including various foam densities, cushion depths, and fluid/gel inserts to accommodate individual needs.
• These cushions offer optimal positioning, stability, and pressure management, making them suitable for individuals with moderate to high seating needs.

• Foam cushions are made from high-density foam materials and provide consistent support and comfort.
• They are available in different thicknesses and densities to suit various preferences and requirements.
• Foam cushions offer stability and pressure distribution but may lack the adjustability of other cushion types.
• These cushions are a cost-effective option and are suitable for individuals with low to moderate risk of pressure ulcers or those seeking a simpler seating solution.

• Gel cushions feature a layer of gel inserts that conform to the user's body shape, providing pressure relief and support.
• Gel cushions offer excellent pressure redistribution and are known for their cooling properties, making them suitable for individuals who are prone to heat buildup or discomfort.
• These cushions come in various designs, including dual-layer gel, fluid-gel hybrids, and gel-filled air cells, to address different seating needs and preferences.
• Gel cushions are recommended for individuals with moderate to high risk of pressure ulcers or those seeking advanced pressure management.

• ROHO cushions utilize air cell technology to provide adjustable pressure relief and support.
• They consist of interconnected air cells that conform to the user's body shape, distributing pressure evenly and reducing the risk of pressure ulcers.
• The dynamic nature of ROHO cushions allows for continuous adjustment, promoting circulation and skin integrity.
• ROHO cushions are often recommended for individuals at high risk of pressure ulcers or those with existing skin issues.

When selecting a wheelchair cushion, it's essential to consider factors such as the user's level of mobility, skin condition, posture, and seating preferences. Consulting with a our experts at 866-218-0902l, our staff seating specialist can help determine the most suitable cushion based on individual needs and requirements.