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The Jay GS design incorporates the
technologies of the Jay Flow™ fluid, and includes growth
capabilities to allow the cushion to grow as the client grows |
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This is the ideal cushion for the
pediatric or adult client with high positioning needs who is a
moderate to high risk for skin breakdown |
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Firm polyethylene foam base is
pre-contoured with an "anti-thrust" shelf to keep the pelvis from
sliding forward |
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Anterior seat well reducers can be
added to maintain the seat well length when the seat depth is
increased |
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A variety of secondary supports help to
position and maintain optimal pelvic and lower extremity posture |
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The longer seat well can be used to
accommodate the fixed posterior pelvic tilt of sacral sitters |
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Standard fluid pad provides shear
reduction and improved pressure distribution for users at moderate
risk |
