Domus 1 & 2 Fake10

A staggering 75% of COVID-19 ICU patients require intensive treatments for severe respiratory distress involving mechanical breathing support.1 The 74% mortality rate from severe respiratory distress-associated COVID-19 cases2 overwhelms global healthcare systems, leading to a devastating shortage of resources and imposing complexity and burden on intensive care units and prone positioning therapy management.
Domus 3 combines alternating pressure redistribution and static therapy modes for improving pressure relief care and reducing the caregiver's workload during patient handling procedures, such as dressing changes and repositioning. The weight indicator dial on the pump interface allows quick and easy adjustment to match the support surface pressure firmness to the patient's weight distribution.
Optima Prone's head-to-toe pressure alternation, mechanical apparatus for assisting single-caregiver head repositioning, personalized pressure care with individual air cell deflation, and a unique facial pillow with sculpted ear pocket reduces caregiver workload and risks of pressure injuries, improving patient outcomes.

Reduce Management Complexity

A cloud platform with customizable dashboards, weekly and monthly reports, and filtered overviews allow care providers to remotely monitor treatment processes, assess patient compliance and outcomes, and resolve issues efficiently.

Simplify Head Repositioning

Mechanically supporting shoulder lifts while creating space below the patient's chin decreases the caregiver's workload and risk of obstructing airway tubing, allowing the single-caregiver to perform head repositioning safely and efficiently.

Increase Communication Efficiency

SleepWell unifies language and information sharing between care providers and patients, improving approachability and clarity for treatments and consultations. An easy-to-navigate treatment process is vital for long-term compliance.

Access to Controls via Interface

Visual interface with LCD enables quick access to controls such as alternating and zone pressure settings, therapy timer, shoulder lift apparatus, and alarm system settings, simplifying patient care for caregiver across all experience levels.

Self-Monitor Therapy On-The-Go

SleepWell enables frequent travellers to self-monitor their daily scores and make adjustments with the built-in coaching, making it simple for patients to stay consistent in their sleep therapy and continue improving their therapy outcomes.

Access Scores and Data Instantly

Scores with a detailed score breakdown allow patients to evaluate therapy effectiveness and communicate concerns with their care providers, streamlining checkups, assessments. SleepWell includes information on parts replacement.

Standard 100
Mattress Dimension	78.7 x 35.4 x 8 in	2000 x 900 x 200 mm
Mattress Weight	30.8 lb	14 kg
Maximum Patient Weight	550 lb	250 kg

Standard 200
Mattress Dimension	78.7 x 35.4 x 8 in	2000 x 900 x 200 mm
Mattress Weight	30.8 lb	14 kg
Maximum Patient Weight	550 lb	250 kg

Standard 300
Mattress Dimension	78.7 x 35.4 x 8 in	2000 x 900 x 200 mm
Mattress Weight	30.8 lb	14 kg
Maximum Patient Weight	550 lb	250 kg

Introductions

Manage Airway & Fluid Tubing

Deflating individual air cells to guide proper airway and fluid tubing organization prevents potential obstructions or displacements to hemodialysis flow and catheters, reducing the burden on the caregiver's workflow.

Improve Experience for Compliance

SleepWell allows care providers to provide patients with data-driven suggestions and treatment plans on-demand, increasing the patient's confidence and adherence in the first 90 days, critical for improving long-term therapy compliance.

FAQ

What does it mean when air cells have cell-in-cell? What are their benefits?

Cell-in-cell design refers to encapsulating a firm air cell within a larger outer cell, doubling the effect of firmness and stability for patients. Wellell’s Optima Series, including Prone, uses air cells with the cell-in-cell design in the sacrum area to improve patient support and comfort during sitting positions and when patients leave and enter the bed.

What does the Shoulder Lifting Mode do?

The Shoulder Lifting Mode activates a mechanical apparatus that lifts and holds the patient's shoulders and chest upward, mimicking traditional prone positioning therapy's manual shoulder lifting procedure done by two or more caregivers. The lift helps release neck pressure that often leads to hyperextension injury and avoid spinal deformity body pains.

How does Optima Prone allow a single-caregiver to complete head repositioning during prone positioning therapies?

In addition to lifting and supporting the patient's shoulder and chest upwards, the Shoulder Lifting Mode also deflates the area below the patient's chin, creating space for the caregiver to secure a steady hold and turn the head while safely managing and preventing airway tubing obstructions.

Any recommendations on the number of cells to deflate for each section and for heel relief?

Deflation should follow the location of the patient's vulnerable areas. Our recommendations are:

What materials are the air cells made from?

All air cells are made from Thermoplastic Polyurethanes (TPU). It is highly resistant to breaking down when in contact with water (hydrolysis), soft to touch, and minimizes friction and noise during patient movements.

Does it automatically switch to alternating pressure after the Supine Position Mode or Prone Position Mode finishes?

Yes. Alternating pressure will automatically take over once the Supine Position Mode or Prone Position Mode deactivates after 20 minutes of operation.