The firm, yet supportive mattress

The IC15 firm mattress offers support and comfort. Firm feel makes it easier for turning. Pair with an Icare bed or suitable on any base platform.

Pressure Ratings: HIGH RISK

This rating is based on our average peak pressure of <24mmHg. For some high risk clients Icare Zerotec covers are recommended.

Icare risk category ratings are based on average peak pressure, Therapist recommendation, case studies, industry comparison and the Waterlow scale. For some high risk clients Icare Zerotec covers are recommended. The best way to assess a client on a pressure reducing surface is to monitor pressure points with visual checks over a period of 5 days.

Key Features:

150mm Depth
SWL Minimum 45kg; SWL Maximum 200kg
10 Year Limited Warranty

Key Functions:

Pressure Redistribution - The IC15 mattress features the ActiveX™ 84 material is the main comfort layer in this mattress. ActiveX™ is a high grade of elastic type foam which is responsive to temperature around inflamed areas. ActiveX™ will become softer as it becomes warmer. So around a pressure point it will always soften and allow the blood to circulate freely.

Solid Support Foam Base - XP Support foam is a high-density foam that is used in the bottom layer of the IC15. XP Support foam is an open cell material that breaths to allow air circulation but is high density to prevent bottoming out. This material will easily contour to any profiling bed.

Temperature Regulating Cover - The IC15 cover is made with the new Bluetec cooling fabric. This is all way stretch fabric to conform with body and mattress contour. It is under woven with a cooling yarn to regulate body temperature.

Ventilated Base Fabric - Vant fabric is a three-dimensional polypropylene material that has high air permeability and is anti-bacterial. We use this on the side wall of the IC15 mattress covers to greatly increase air movement.

No Springs

Icare mattresses don’t have any springs which makes them suitable for any profiling or static mattress platforms. We have found springs cause problems over time particularly on medical beds. And of course springs don’t have a good pressure care track record.