
How do I know which one I need?
Start with risk level: Can the patient reposition themselves every 2-3 hours? If yes, and there are no existing pressure ulcers, either foam option works—choose based on budget and comfort priorities. If no, or if there are existing ulcers, the 4000DX is the appropriate choice. You can also shop for more Alternating Pressure and Low Air Loss Mattress options..
Will insurance cover these?
Medicare and many insurers cover the 4000DX (HCPCS E0277) when medically necessary—typically for existing Stage II+ ulcers or documented high risk. Foam mattresses generally aren't covered but prevent complications that cost far more to treat.
How long will these last?
The Proex and Protekt 500 routinely last 7-15 years in 24/7 facility use. The 4000DX pump averages 5-7 years with proper maintenance. All covers are designed for repeated disinfection with hospital-grade cleaners.
What about setup?
Foam mattresses require zero setup—just place on the bed frame. The 4000DX plugs in and inflates in minutes; patient can remain in bed during setup.
Can I use regular sheets?
Yes, all three fit standard hospital bed sheets (36"×80"). Avoid fitted sheets that are too tight on the 4000DX as they can restrict airflow.
✓ Immediate shipping - Most orders ship same or next business day
✓ Volume discounts available - Contact us for facility orders of 10+ units
✓ Expert support - Call our patient care hotline with questions about selection or setup
For facilities: Request a quote for volume pricing
For home caregivers: Order online or call for help selecting the right mattress
Questions before you buy? Our clinical support team can help you choose based on your specific care situation. Contact 833-499-4450 for support.
Need heavier duty mattresses? View or Bariatric Mattress options.
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