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Pressure Sore Cushions and Accessories

Pressure sore cushions are an essential part of preventing pressure sores, especially for people with limited mobility or those at high risk. At Algeos, we offer an extensive range of pressure sore cushions and ancillary solutions designed to support skin health, improve comfort, and reduce the risk of pressure ulcers.

From innovative cushions to advanced pressure-relieving mattresses, our products are developed to meet the needs of healthcare professionals. 

By combining expert design with the latest research in ulcer and pressure sore prevention, Algeos provides practical, effective solutions that help improve patient outcomes.

Pressure Care (Full Range) | Wheelchair Cushions | Cushions for Bottom | Patient Turning

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Pressure care management

Skin Protecting Pressure Sore Cushions for Clinical Care Use

Pressure sore cushions are designed to reduce sustained loading on vulnerable areas such as the heels, sacrum, buttocks and lower limbs. For people who sit or lie for long periods, the right support improves comfort, supports skin protection and helps carers position the body more effectively.

This category brings together guidance and direct routes into pressure care management, wheelchair cushions, bottom cushions, heel protectors and patient handling products.

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What are pressure sore cushions?

Pressure sore cushions redistribute load, offload specific areas and improve positioning for people at risk of pressure damage. They are used in beds, chairs, wheelchairs and repositioning routines.

Clinical summary: The best cushion is not the softest. Selection depends on body area, mobility, duration of use, repositioning needs and whether the goal is prevention or protection.

Why people choose pressure sore cushions

Pressure redistribution

  • Spreads load away from pressure points
  • Supports longer sitting or lying
  • Works within a pressure care plan

Targeted offloading

  • Supports heels, sacrum and coccyx
  • Aids repositioning
  • Complements patient handling

Practical care support

  • Simplifies care routines
  • Supports hygiene-focused environments
  • Available in single-patient formats

What causes pressure sores?

  • Pressure: sustained compression reduces blood flow
  • Shear: skin and bone move in different directions
  • Friction: rubbing weakens skin integrity
  • Moisture: softens skin and increases breakdown risk

Who is at risk?

  • People with limited mobility
  • Elderly individuals
  • People with reduced sensation (e.g. diabetes)
  • Malnourished individuals

Prevention essentials

  • Regular repositioning
  • Use of pressure-relieving cushions
  • Skin care and hygiene
  • Nutritional support
  • Education for carers and patients
Prevention is critical: Combining repositioning, pressure-relieving products and good care routines significantly reduces risk.

Types of cushion and support options

Heel offloading

Heel protectors and Heel Up cushions

Seat cushions

Bottom cushions and Seat All

Positioning supports

Positioning cushions and All Up

Wheelchair cushions

Wheelchair cushions

Condition and use-case guide

Use case Solution Link
Heel pressure Offloading support Heel protectors
Seated pressure Redistribution cushions Bottom cushions
Wheelchair use Seated pressure relief Wheelchair cushions
Repositioning Support and separation Positioning cushions
Patient handling

Helpful guides

Popular products

Heel Up Cushion

Seat All Cushion

All Up Cushion

FAQs

Who are these cushions for?

People with reduced mobility, prolonged sitting or bed rest.

Do they replace repositioning?

No. They support a wider pressure care routine.

Are there wheelchair options?

Yes — see wheelchair cushions.

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