Southwest Medical

TheraTherm is an electric moist heating pad designed for home use.

TheraTherm, as opposed to dry forms of heat, draws moisture from the air and retains it in a specially designed cotton blend cover.

The retained moisture is rapidly heated by high-grade ceramics allowing deeper penetration of heat into the body's tissue.

Sting-free alternative to paste. Can be stretched and molded to create custom shapes Can be cut, bent, and stacked together to improve the fit of the skin barrier. For individuals with sensitive skin or limited dexterity.

Prolongs skin barrier wear time when used under a pouch or 2-piece skin barrier.

Adapt Barrier Rings are flat, so they can be molded, bent, or stacked to improve the fit of the skin barrier. The shape is ideal for someone with a stoma that protrudes from the abdomen. The skin barrier is supplied with an opening that allows the user to apply it without any preparation. Product has features that would be most appropriate for post-operative care. Product can be worn while bathing or swimming without affecting its performance. *Product has features that would be most appropriate for home care.

Varilite cushion valve replacement is available in either Standard Valve or PSV Valve. Kit includes replacement valve, adhesive, and installation instructions.

Pressure Setting Valve (PSV) : The PSV is marked with three pre-set positions, which provide the best range of immersion for most users. Positions 1,2,and 3 are setings that determine the amount of immersion. Setting one is the least and setting 3 is the most.

Standard Valve for Adjusting Air Volume Sitting on a fully inflated cushion, the user opens the valve and releases air, closing the valve when sitting on approximately 1/2 inch (13 mm) of air and foam.

Versatile Arm Prompts include height, rotation, angle, lateral proximity, and forward/backward adjustments, to accommodate numerous positioning requirements. Arm Prompts placed at elbow height below the shoulders assist weight-bearing. Arm Prompts are placed at the front of the frame for a forward-leaning posture. Arm Prompts angled upward encourage active upper trunk and head control. Individualized positioning accommodates contractures.