I also have a microair, model ma50. My only complaint is the noise of the pump every time it alternates the air. Most of the time I just leave it on low air loss mode so I only have to hear the noise about once an hour when it senses that the pressure is getting low. Would love to find one that's quite, wondering if the MA65 is just as loud?
On Thu, Apr 6, 2017 at 8:58 PM, Jim Lubin <jlu...@eskimo.com> wrote: > After I had my 2nd pressure wound in 2013. The wound care doctor ordered > me this mattress that Medicare purchased. My wound healed in 2014, but it > has become difficult for my caregivers to transfer me to the wheelchair, so > I have decided to stay in bed. I have not had any pressure points on this > mattress the past 3 years being in bed 24/7. > > > > Invacare microAIR Alternating Pressure Low Air Loss Mattress > Energy-saving 50 LPM compressor offers four treatment cycles and pressure > monitoring. > > Product ID: MA65 > HCPCS Code: E0277** > HMESA CODE: 10-10-09-00 > > The microAIR mattress alternates in 5, 10, 15 or 20 minute cycles. Air > pressure is constantly monitored to maintain proper pressure redistribution > based on the weight of the user. > > Visual and audio alarms warn during low pressure or power outage > Mattress remains inflated during power outage when hose is connected > Rolls up and features an attached carry strap for easy transport and > storage > 10 Nylon, buckled straps firmly secure the mattress to the bed > Wireless auto-fowler prevents user from bottoming out when bed back is > raised > > Dimensions: 80" L x 36" W x 10" H > Compressor - 50 LPM > Product Weight Capacity: 350 lb. > Warranty: Limited Warranty - 1 Year - Mattress, Cover; 2 Year - Power Unit > > On Thu, Apr 6, 2017 at 1:42 PM, DEBRA DEW <n14...@hotmail.com> wrote: > >> I've tried out this mattress for two days and I cannot tell the >> difference from my old one. I just went back to having the nurse put a bed >> pillow between my bottom and the mattress to try to keep me from touching >> the thing. >> >> >> I was assured it would be rotating my body a small amount to be able to >> relieve pressure areas on my bottom but I cannot feel anything being >> shifted and I have been told I could feel it moving me slightly if it was >> working properly. >> >> >> I am severely disappointed and need to figure out a solution posthaste >> before I get another bed sore. >> >> I would be able to purchase my own mattress if I only knew what would >> work. Below is the brand and model I am using currently. >> >> >> http://www.cascadehealthcaresolutions.com/PressureGuard- >> APM2-Deluxe-Control-Unit-p/5800.htm >> >> <http://www.cascadehealthcaresolutions.com/PressureGuard-APM2-Deluxe-Control-Unit-p/5800.htm> >> PressureGuard APM2 Deluxe Control Unit by Span America >> <http://www.cascadehealthcaresolutions.com/PressureGuard-APM2-Deluxe-Control-Unit-p/5800.htm> >> www.cascadehealthcaresolutions.com >> Need a Span America PressureGuard APM2 Deluxe Control Unit? Cascade >> Healthcare Solutions PressureGuard APM2 Deluxe Control Units - 5800 >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> *Debra Scruggs-Scruggs phalanx-dragon slayers -PRISONER OF HOPE ZECH. 9 >> Formerly: Homeschooling mom of 9 and pvt. pilot Currently: Quadrapeligic >> due to advanced MS and living in a nursing home Phone: 561-588-4333 >> <(561)%20588-4333> SC student 20yrs ROMANS 8:28* >> B.I.B.L.E.-BASIC INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE LEAVING EARTH >> > >
