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Pressure-Relief Mattresses & Support Surfaces, DuPage County

Protect vulnerable skin and accelerate wound healing with specialized medical mattresses. Reliable Medical Equipment supplies Medicare Group 1 and Group 2 therapeutic support surfaces designed to prevent and resolve pressure injuries at home.

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Pressure-Reducing Support Surface - Support Surfaces
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Pressure-Reducing Support Surface

Therapeutic pressure-redistribution mattress system engineered to prevent and heal bedsores and pressure ulcers in bed-bound individuals.

Understanding Support Surface Categories

• **Group 1 Support Surfaces:** Multi-layered therapeutic foam and gel-polymer mattress overlays that redistribute body weight across larger surface areas to relieve pressure over bony prominences. • **Group 2 Support Surfaces:** Motorized alternating-pressure air pump mattresses and low-air-loss systems. Air bladders rhythmically inflate and deflate on automated cycles, regularly shifting pressure away from the sacrum, hips, and heels while keeping the skin microclimate cool and dry. • **Bariatric Pressure Mattresses:** Specialized high-capacity therapeutic mattresses built for patients weighing 400 to 1,000 lbs.

Medicare Clinical Coverage Criteria

Medicare Part B covers Group 1 surfaces for patients who are bed-bound or unable to shift weight, or who have impaired nutritional status or compromised circulation. Group 2 alternating pressure systems (E0277) are covered when the patient has multiple stage II pressure ulcers, a stage III or IV ulcer on the trunk/pelvis, or when a flap or graft has been performed within the prior 60 days. Our clinical coordination team works directly with wound care specialists to secure rapid approval.

Pairing with Home Hospital Beds

All our therapeutic support surfaces are sized to fit standard 36in × 80in hospital bed frames seamlessly. We deliver, install, connect pump lines, calibrate pressure dials to patient weight, and verify vapor-permeable cover integrity during setup.

Prevention of Decubitus Ulcers

Treating an advanced bedsore is painful, dangerous, and expensive. Implementing a specialized pressure-redistributing mattress during early bed confinement is the single most effective intervention to safeguard patient skin integrity.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Support Surfaces

What is the difference between Group 1 and Group 2 mattresses?

Group 1 mattresses are passive static foam or gel surfaces. Group 2 systems are powered dynamic mattresses with active motorized alternating air pumps that continuously rotate pressure.

Does Medicare pay for an alternating pressure mattress?

Yes, Medicare Part B covers 80% of approved monthly rental when clinical criteria (such as Stage II or higher pressure wounds) are certified by your physician.

Can I use a pressure-relief mattress on an ordinary bed?

Many overlays can be placed on home beds, but active alternating-pressure systems are most effective and safe when paired with a clinical hospital bed frame.

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