The Envelo cushion provides excellent pressure redistribution and comes as standard on all Seating Matters chairs, meeting the clinical needs of most clients.
Seating Matters specialises in clinical, therapeutic seating solutions designed to improve patient care and safety, offering products for pressure injury prevention, postural support, and mobility assistance in healthcare settings.
Prevent Pressure Injuries: Access Expert Training and Resources
Complimentary Webinar
Join Seating Matters for an exclusive free webinar with Dr Melanie Stephens, Associate Professor in Adult Nursing and NIHR RRDN Settings Lead Residential, Queens Nurse, as part of our campaign to raise awareness during Stop the Pressure Week.
Dr Stephens will share her expertise on pressure injury prevention, exploring the vital role of appropriate seating and posture management in protecting skin integrity and improving patient outcomes.
This session is ideal for tissue viability nurses, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, and care providers who want to deepen their understanding of best practices in seating to help reduce the risk of pressure injuries.
Clinical Seating, Health Economics & Cost Savings: A Strategic Report
Pressure injuries are a significant concern in healthcare settings, leading to patient discomfort and increased care costs.
As healthcare professionals, you understand the critical role of effective pressure injury prevention in patient care.
Explore how Seating Matters' clinical seating solutions align with best practices to enhance patient outcomes and support your clinical objectives.
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Reducing Healthcare Costs
If a person remains in bed, their mobilisation can be delayed. This can lead to many secondary complications including pressure injuries and an increased length of stay.
We must look at the financial and the physical impact of a patients delayed discharge or prolonged stay in bed;
£1,513
the average cost of a hospital stay per day
5 times
more likely for a patient to die within one year if they develop a hospital acquired pressure injury
Seating for Pressure Injuries
Explore evidence-based seating interventions designed to support tissue viability and prevent pressure injuries across all care settings.
The award winning Sydney GoFlat™ has been designed to enable safe and efficient transfer of critical care patients from lying in bed to a fully seated, clinically optimised position offering care professionals new options in early patient mobilisation.
The Sorrento 2 has been engineered to offer the highest levels of clinical support for patients and offering caregivers an enhanced user experience when caring for their patients. Used widely in hospitals and rehabilitation units, the Sorrento 2 provides comfort, support, security and long term benefit to the user. The Sorrento 2 is compatible with stand aids and hoists.
For highly dependent patients with complex postural and seating needs, the Phoenix 2 has been clinically designed to provide maximum postural support and comfort. Accommodating a variety of spinal conditions, the Phoenix 2 adapts to the changing needs of patients in ICU, HDU, SCI and through rehabilitation, or to meet the long term needs of a progressive condition. The Phoenix 2 is compatible with stand aids and hoists.
The Monaco has been designed for comfort and mobility with independence at the forefront of its design. The Monaco reduces sliding, discomfort and shear as it helps to maintain positioning of the pelvis.
Designed for facilities and contracts, the Milano is perfect for multiple users and can easily be adjusted to fit different patients. The Milano helps reduce costs for acute and long term care facilities, due to its ease of use and universal design.
The Seating Matters Envelo range of cushions has been developed following extensive pressure mapping, comfort scoring and trials.
Seating Matters' range of clinical therapeutic chairs and cushions are designed for anyone who has a short or long-term mobility issue, are used for those who are seated for prolonged periods or who are considered at risk of pressure injuries.
