JAY Fusion Cushion

The JAY® Fusion™ is an adjustable cushion designed for skin protection that features JAY® Flow™ fluid or ROHO DRY FLOATATION® air insert options in a package that’s comfortable, stable and supportive.

• Multi-Layered, Contoured Foam Base - The Fusion features a contoured foam based constructed from closed cell foam. Additional positioning is provided by the soft, contoured top layer creating a truely adjustable cushion. Its femoral transition and rear wall help prevent fluid migration while gently supporting the trochanters and posterior pelvis.
• Pelvic Loading Area Determined by Common Skeletal Measurements - The width of the Fusion's Pelvic Loading Area is determined by using the average pelvic bone measurements of users of each cushion width. This accommodates the vast majority of individuals, offering forward and lateral stability for proper positioning and optimal immersion and weight distribution to protect the skin from breakdown.
• JAY Flow™ Fluid or Air Inserts - The Fusion may be ordered with JAY Flow fluid or Air inserts, which conform to each individual's shape, adjust to sitting positions and ensure proper fluid placement beneath boney prominences to help protect the skin from breakdown. The fluid pad's minimum maintenance design delivers superior results for the life of the cushion. The air levels may be adjusted in the field to accommodate asymmetrical postures and changing needs.
• Innovative, Dual-Cover System - For convenience and protection, the Fusion wheelchair pressure cushion features a dual-cover system. The inner cover is water-resistant and easy to wipe off and clean, while its Aqua-guard zipper and anti-wicking thread protect the foam base from fluids. The machine-washable, stretch outer cover reduces surface tension and utilizes naturally anti-microbial, silver-impregnated X-static® fiber. A layer of 3DX spacer fabric dissipates heat and moisture for additional skin protection.

Common Client Characteristics
• May be at high risk of skin breakdown
• May not be able to perform independent weight shifts
• May have changing postural needs over time
• May have aggressive positioning needs
• May be in a wheelchair for extended periods of time
• May experience weight loss