Proactive Medical Protekt™ Foam Wheelchair Cushion w/Coccyx Protection

Protekt™ Foam Wheelchair Cushion w/Coccyx Protection

The Protekt foam wheelchair cushion with coccyx protection is a foam seating cushion made for wheelchair users who need pressure relief at the tailbone area. It can be a practical choice for care settings and home use where comfort, skin protection, and support around bony prominences matter. This version uses foam construction and supports up to 275 lbs.

Good Fit For

• Wheelchair seating where coccyx pressure relief is a priority
• Patients at risk for pressure ulcers in the coccyx area
• Home care and clinical seating applications

Key Features

• Coccyx cut-out targets pressure relief in the coccyx area
• Foam cushion construction for wheelchair seating support
• Breathable stretch nylon cover supports comfort during use
• Water-proof, anti-microbial cover helps with everyday care needs
• Multi-directional stretch design helps reduce pressure on bony prominences
• Rated for weight capacity up to 275 lbs.

Applications and Usage

• Adding pressure-relief support to a wheelchair seat
• Supporting users who need reduced pressure around the tailbone
• Daily wheelchair seating in home care or healthcare environments

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Material: Foam.
• Check the user's weight against the 275 lb. capacity before purchase.
• Choose this coccyx cut-out style when tailbone-area pressure relief is an important seating need.

FAQ

• Who may benefit from this wheelchair cushion? This wheelchair cushion is intended for patients at risk for pressure ulcers in the coccyx area and for users who need pressure relief around the tailbone.
• Does this cushion have a coccyx cut-out? Yes. The cushion includes a coccyx cut-out for added protection in the coccyx area.
• What is the cover like? The cover is a breathable stretch nylon cover that is water-proof, anti-microbial, and soft to the touch.
• What is the weight capacity? This cushion supports up to 275 lbs.

From Protekt by Proactive Medical.