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The Complete Medical Amara Bariatric Cushion is a high-performance pressure redistribution cushion designed for patients with moderate to high risk of skin breakdown who require significant postural support. A high-density Medflex foam base combined with a molded Viscotec and Gel-Flex solid gel insert delivers maximum therapeutic benefit, while the low-profile design facilitates ease of transfers and foot propelling. The 30 x 20 x 3 inch size accommodates bariatric users with a weight capacity up to 800 lbs.
Note: This item ships directly from the manufacturer. Please allow 5–7 business days for processing.
This cushion is specifically designed for bariatric patients and individuals with moderate to high risk of pressure injury who require both postural support and advanced pressure redistribution. It is an excellent choice for long-term wheelchair users who spend extended hours seated and need a clinically appropriate seating surface. Clinicians and caregivers managing patients with complex positioning needs will appreciate the gel-foam hybrid construction and anti-microbial, fluid-proof cover. It is also well suited for facilities and home care settings where infection control and durability are priorities.
What is the weight capacity of this cushion?
This cushion supports up to 300 lbs in standard use and up to 800 lbs for bariatric applications.
Is the cover removable and washable?
The Vyvex-III top cover is fluid proof and anti-microbial. Follow the manufacturer's care instructions for cleaning. Do not machine wash the gel or foam components.
Does this cushion ship from stock?
This item ships directly from the manufacturer. Please allow 5–7 business days for processing before shipment.
Is this cushion appropriate for pressure injury prevention and treatment?
Yes, the solid gel and visco foam construction is designed for superior pressure redistribution, making it suitable for both prevention and treatment of pressure sores. Consult your clinician for a formal seating assessment.