Mercury Advance SMARTcare is an innovative solution in the prevention and treatment of pressure ulcers. It offers effective dual therapy in a single surface by combining advanced, clinically proven technologies previously only available in separate hybrid surfaces. Clinical Application / PU Category Very High Risk 3 x small castellated foam and air cells to support upper back and shoulders Fixed foam-only Head Zone 7 large castellated foam and air cells for trunk, sacral, thigh and leg support A unique air only low pressure heel zone ‘floats’ the heels reducing pressure on this particularly vulnerable area The outer Dartex™ vapour permeable, multi way stretch fabric cover incorporates high frequency welded seams and deep flap zip protection conforming to the strictest infection control policies. A specially designed U-Core helps minimise pressure on the heel area With high quality CME foam encased within the air cells, the mattress is able to provide alternating pressure relief in the powered mode When used in non-powered mode, clinically proven advanced air displacement technology continually optimises pressure redistribution in response to patient body weight and movement. Dependant on clinical judgement, the alternating function can be operated on either a LO or HI Pressure When used in powered mode Mercury Advance SMARTcare delivers pressure relief via a series of connected alternating foam and air cells. Unencumbered by a top layer of foam on the mattress, the unique ‘foam in air cell’ construction ensures the delivery of effective pressure relievi

A Step Change in Care Delivery Mercury Advance SMARTcare is clinically proven to support the prevention and treatment of pressure ulcers. Representing a step change in care delivery, achieved by reducing the number of steps and time involved in getting patients onto the right support surface, Mercury Advance SMARTcare is also a more cost effective solution, promoting best use of resources. Mercury Advance SMARTcare can easily be stepped up from Static to Dynamic mode, and down again when deemed clinically appropriate, with no delays, associated administration or moving and handling requirements...