Clients at skin risk need the cushion to let the pelvis sink in and then wrap around it, and that is what the fluid section in this cushion is there for. The fluid behaves like a solid at rest and flows under load, so it moves with the client and reduces the shear that builds up when someone shifts in the chair.
Under the fluid sits a dual density foam base: a firm lower layer to hold posture and a softer layer above for immersion. The result is a cushion that manages tissue load without giving away the positioning the client needs to sit well.
The stretch cover follows the contours and comes off for cleaning, with a water resistant inner layer protecting the foam. It suits clients with a history of pressure injury or reduced sensation.
