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Therapeutic Support Surfaces Home
| Pressure Ulcers and Wound Management
The prevalence of pressure ulcer development is highest among the elder population and it is estimated that 70% of pressure ulcers occur in patients older than the age of 70. Invacare is committed to fulfilling its promise to patients of life better lived through support surfaces that are designed to prevent and help with the treatment of pressure ulcers. Pressure ulcers are a significant, common and costly medical problem that can cause pain. However, with the proper care, pressure ulcers can be prevented and even healed.
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For the Clinician
The clinician plays an integral role in the care and treatment of pressure ulcers, improving patient's quality of life, and decreasing the risk of litigation. Invacare is committed to providing tools to assist in assessment and therapy.
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Group I or Static Mattresses
The Invacare® Solace® mattresses are designed to prevent and relieve pressure ulcers by redistributing weight as uniformly as possible and allowing blood to flow through capillaries prone to lesion development. The Invacare Solace Prevention, Therapy and Resolution Series mattress systems offer solutions in static support surfaces for patients ranging from low to high risk.
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Group II or Dynamic Mattresses
Designed for the prevention and treatment of Stage I - Stage IV pressure ulcers, the Invacare® microAIR® Group II dynamic surfaces provide vital pressure relief for patients with deteriorating skin. To maximize the safety and comfort of the patient and caregiver, these models include innovative features and technology with high quality, durable materials.
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Medicare Reimbursement
The ever changing world of Medicare can seem quite complex. To assist with reimbursement of therapeutic support surfaces for Medicare patients, Invacare has provided you with information and tools to use as you file for reimbursement.
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Disclaimer:
This information is not intended to be, nor should it be considered, medical billing or legal advice. The physician and other medical providers are responsible for determining proper product selection and the appropriate billing codes when submitting claims to the Medicare program, and should consult an attorney or other advisor to discuss specific situations in further detail. |
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