High Profile

if your thin and prone to sores this is the cushion for you.

i have zero complaints.

brent f. from ingleside, tx

44 year old C5 quad for 24 years.

Certainly well made and streong.

Difficult to judge level of air to pump in to effect pain relief.

james s. from san pablo, ca

As a seat in my power wheelchair.

good at preventing pressure soars. If you already have soars product helps them not to get worse. Easy to clean and maintain.

Expensive. Product should last longer for the cost. Product will develop air leak at the seam, rubber will seperate, which can not be repaired. This will occur after only a couple of years. Should last longer for the cost.

stanley d. from macon, ga

48 yr old male, paraplegic at T-4 level.

Comfort and durability

I find no weaknesses

joann p. from crossville, tn

I am a 58-year-old paraplegic, using this cushion full time.

Takes pressure off bony part of seat very well.

The cushion develops leaks too easily and then becomes unreliable. A better material needs to be found for the cushion air cells.

william b. from mckinney, tx (caregiver)

User is 40 yr old paraplegic due to birth defect Spina Bifida. He develops pressure sores on his seat if he does not use a very good cushion.

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wanda s. from lebanon, ky (caregiver)

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Flexible in size, placement and firmness.

It is a little heavy for her but that is because of her strength level.

karen b. from largo, fl (caregiver)

My 83-year old mother is the user. She has multiple impairments. She was developing pressure points on her bottom. One had open. In just two weeks

Roho Cushions deliver the best support and prevention of skin breakdown, with the best comfort available.

Fist off the cost. They are very expensive and not always covered by insurance. Second there air filled. Resl easy to get a hole. Users have to be aware of this and use proper caution.

mahlon w. from stuart, fl

I am 38 yr old Quadriplegic who requires the use of a Roho High Profile Cushion.

comfortable cushion, prevents circulation problems, sores. easy to clean easy to repair

difficult to determine the proper inflation, the patient tends to slide out of the chair. this is not necesarily a problem with the cushion, but a problem we have.

joseph d. from wakefield, ri (caregiver)

female, age 94, both legs amputated, uses an electric wheelchair all day.

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dale c. from corvallis, or

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Price

william k. from pensacola, fl (caregiver)

alleviate pressure sores

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hilda s. from pensacola, fl (caregiver)

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