Raising the upper body in bed helps with reflux, breathing and swelling, and a foam wedge holds that position all night.
The slope is gradual and the foam holds its shape under weight, so the client stays where they were positioned through the night. It sits on top of the mattress, which means it works on a standard bed as well as a profiling one, and it moves with the client to respite or hospital.
Carers can position it quickly and it needs no power, no maintenance and no adjustment once the angle suits.






