Roho Single Compartment High Profile Cushion (18.25 x 18.25 x 4.25)

Why Choose the ROHO Single Compartment High Profile Cushion

The ROHO Single Compartment High Profile Cushion is designed for users who require pressure relief, comfort, and skin protection during extended sitting. Its interconnected air-cell design allows the cushion to adjust to the user's body shape, helping reduce pressure points and improve seated stability.

Key Features

✔ Single-compartment air-cell cushion

✔ High-profile design

✔ Size: 18.25" × 18.25" × 4.25"

✔ Helps redistribute pressure while seated

✔ Adjustable air inflation for personalized comfort

✔ Flexible air cells conform to the user's body

✔ Lightweight and portable design

✔ Suitable for wheelchair seating

✔ Durable construction for daily use

✔ Designed for users at risk of pressure injuries

Benefits

✔ Helps reduce pressure on bony areas while seated

✔ Supports improved skin protection during long periods of sitting

✔ Adjustable air level allows customized comfort and support

✔ Conforming design helps improve contact and pressure distribution

✔ High-profile cells provide enhanced immersion and cushioning

✔ Lightweight design makes it easier to handle and transfer

✔ Practical for long-term wheelchair users and complex seating needs

Usage/Application

Ideal for wheelchair users, individuals with limited mobility, users at risk of pressure sores, and those requiring advanced pressure redistribution during daily sitting. Suitable for home use, long-term care, rehabilitation, clinical seating programs, and caregiver-supported mobility. Set up and inflate the cushion according to the manufacturer's instructions, and adjust the air level to suit the individual user, as correct inflation is essential for effective pressure redistribution: a cushion with too much or too little air can reduce skin protection and seated stability. Because this is a clinical pressure-redistribution product for users at risk of skin breakdown, selection, sizing, and inflation are best guided by an occupational therapist or seating specialist. Check the inflation level regularly, inspect the air cells and valve for leaks or damage, and re-adjust as needed. Clean the cushion and cover according to the manufacturer's guidance, and replace the cushion if the cells no longer hold air or show signs of wear.