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Journey™ — Wheelchair Seating
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Journey™ Comfort Cushion
The Journey™ Comfort wheelchair cushion offers pressure redistribution and comfort for individuals at low risk for skin breakdown.
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The Journey™ Foot and Calf Pad provides cushioned foot support and helps to prevent feet from slipping off wheelchair.
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The Journey™ Contour wheelchair cushion works well for an individual who self-transfers and is mobile and active.
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The Contour Plus wheelchair cushion is a great solution for individuals with stage II and III wounds or a history of wounds in need of positioning.
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The Journey™ Elite wheelchair cushion utilizes Sanosphere™ Technology, that envelops bony prominences, providing ultimate comfort and pressure redistribution. The design is ideal for individuals with or at high risk for skin breakdown for up to wound stage IV.
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The Journey™ Elite Contour Plus wheelchair cushion utilizes Sanosphere™ Technology, that envelops bony prominences, providing ultimate comfort and pressure redistribution. The design is ideal for individuals with or at high risk for skin breakdown.
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This Journey™ Bariatric wheelchair cushion offers pressure redistribution for medium-risk individuals or those with skin breakdown.
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The Journey™ Wedge wheel cushion is designed to offer comfort and support while reducing sacral sliding.
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The Journey™ AntiThrust wheelchair cushion is designed to prevent ischials from thrusting forward.
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The Journey™ AntiThrust Wedge wheelchair cushion design helps to prevent more aggressive forward thrusting and sacral sliding. This combination helps to reduce extensor tone by increasing hip flexion.
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