ROHO Mosaic

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john g. from wamego, ks

I have had a hemipelvectomy and I have a lot of metal which makes sitting very difficult. The cushion equalizes the pressure making sitting tolerable.

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raymond c. from gaithersburg, md (caregiver)

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The Mosaic is comfortable enough for a few hours at a time. It's easily maintained and affordable. So far I've had no problems with it.

There have been no problems with it here.

daniel h. from tyler, mn

Early sixties, with MS, in a wheelchair all day, either a manual chair or a power chair. The Mosaic cushion is on the manual chair.

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chris r. from forest grove, or

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Protection from skin breakdown and pressure sores.

Might be more susceptible to punctures because It has inflatable air cells

gabriel r. from wilmington, de

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Easy to inflate and very lightweight. Cushion seems to be well made and the seat cover feels very durable.

None so far.

steven c. from northridge, ca

I'm dependent on a manual sports wheelchair that I transfer to myself. I am completely independent, live on my own and am employed full time.

Durability

Hard to inflate

penelope b. from fort worth, tx

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Simple air cushion.

Takes some time/tries to adjust correctly if doing it by yourself. Not as comfortable as the deeper ROHO cushions, in my experience.

christine s. from new york, ny

44 year old wheelchair user who sits or lays down most of the day due to severe back pain and chronic body pain. Limited mobility.

It is an awesome temporary-use cushion but lacks the comfort of the higher-quality ROHO cushions. This is a good product for throwing a cushion on a hard surface to give support without pressure for those who need it.

Does not meet the ROHO standards I’ve come to appreciate, does not give the comfort I have come to expect from ROHO products. However, for a cheap cushion, it is good for temporary use.

billy b. from st francisville, la

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Air cushion system.

Lacks the rigidity of a more expensive product.

jeffrey p. from the villages, fl (caregiver)

Wheelchair Cushion for user with Multiple Sclerosis.

I like the fact that I can adjust the pressure of the cushion by increasing or decreasing the amount of air in it.

For me, a better model would have two holes through the pillow itself to allow zero pressure on the two sitz bones.

dorothy j. from titusville, nj

79, piriformis syndrome.

Easy to inflate and regulate pressure throughout the entire cushion.

Unsure at this point as it is still relatively new in its use by my mother. The price seemed a bit high compared to the previous gel/foam pads used in the past. However, the wound specialist treating my mother, stated that the ROHO cushions do a very good job at preventing pressures sores overall in patients that use the product. So perhaps the price is justified if sores can be kept to a minimum.

margie s. from san mateo, ca

My mother - Developed some pressure sores from sitting in a lift chair most of the day/night. She was using foam cushions prior to getting the Mosaic.