With the ability to customise the fit with the push of a button, the revolutionary ISOFLO® Memory Control offers shape-fitting capabilities while you’re seated. You will no longer have to sacrifice maximum skin/soft tissue protection to get stability, positioning or convenience.
Based on clinical, scientific or engineering evidence, this product may be suitable for individuals who:
- have a history of or at risk for skin/soft tissue breakdown and/or any category/stage pressure injury (including deep tissue injury), skin grafts, and/or myocutaneous flap surgery
- currently have skin/soft tissue breakdown and/or any category/stage pressure injury (including deep tissue injury)
- have normal or impaired sensation
- require accommodation of pelvic asymmetry, up to approximately 1 in. / 2.5 cm
- require increased sitting stability
- require different positioning of the left and right femur
- experience discomfort from prolonged sitting
- Size – 45.72cm x 45.72cm / 18″ x 18″
Features to Consider
Cushion Size and Weight Capacity
When choosing the right ROHO cushion for you, it’s important to consider your individual goals, the assistive level required, and anatomic factors. With models ranging from pediatric to bariatric, the cushion options will vary significantly in size and shape. Note that the width and length of the cushions are determined by the number of air cells inside the product. Prior to purchasing, carefully measure your wheelchair or consult with your medical team to determine the most appropriate cushion that will keep you safe and supported for years to come.
High Profile vs. Low Profile
To accommodate varying patient populations, ROHO curated both high-profile and low-profile cushion options. The high-profile option weighs slightly more at 1.58kg, is roughly twice as thick, and provides additional support for those who have active skin breakdown or are incapable of independent weight shift. The low-profile option weighs slightly less, around 1.02kg, and is more appropriate for those who are at risk of skin breakdown but can propel their wheelchair with their feet and are capable of independent weight shifting.
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