A medical mattress is the layer between the patient and the bed frame, and it decides how the long hours in bed are spent. The choice is not about appearance but about three things: the construction of the inner layers, a size that matches the bed platform and its side rails, and how well the materials stand up to daily use and repeated disinfection. We are a medical furniture manufacturer, not a shop: HOSPIcare builds the RESTIVA range at its factories in Madinah, Saudi Arabia and Badr City, Egypt under an ISO 13485:2016 quality system, in five constructions covering general ward use and long-stay care at home.
Five options that differ in their inner layers, not their size. Tell us the patient's situation, the daily hours spent in bed and the bed model, and we will recommend the construction.
Three layers: a hexagonal-cell top surface that improves airflow, gel pads that redistribute pressure over a wider area, and a high-density foam base that carries the load. Available in 10 cm or 14 cm thickness, and the most complete construction in the range.
A 3 cm cooling gel memory foam layer over an 11 cm high-density base. It reduces heat build-up under the body, which suits patients who find the bed grows warm over long hours lying down.
A multi-zone construction that distributes pressure differently across body areas, so shoulders, hips and heels each get support suited to them. A practical choice when stays are long and the patient moves little in bed.
A surface divided into independent cubes, each rotating in four directions, so it adapts to body shape and weight moment by moment and gives a gentle massage-like feel. Dynamic pressure relief with no moving parts.
A single layer of high-density elastic foam that balances firmness and comfort and takes daily use in general wards. The economical choice when quantities are large and stays are short.
A medical mattress is made to care-bed sizes: 90 cm wide and 190 or 200 cm long, so it sits inside the side rails with no gap along the edges. A domestic sleeping mattress has different dimensions, and placing one on a care bed leaves gaps between the edge and the rail, which reduces what the rail is there to do.
The second difference is in the layers. A sleeping mattress is built for a short night with a body that turns often, whereas a patient in a care bed spends most of the day in one position, sometimes with the backrest raised for hours. RESTIVA layers are therefore built to spread the body's load over a wider area and to survive repeated cleaning with disinfectants.
Start from the number of hours the patient spends in bed. For general ward use and short stays, the high-density foam construction (FLUX) is enough. As stays lengthen and movement decreases, the choice moves to the constructions that redistribute pressure over a wider area: SPECTRUM with its multiple zones, or MOSAIC with its independent cubes.
Two practical factors remain: bed warmth, which is what the FROST cooling-gel construction eases; and size, since the mattress thickness should suit the height of the side rails so the rails keep doing their job. Send us the bed model and platform size and we will confirm the matching construction and dimensions before you order.
RESTIVA sizes are made to match HOSPIcare PRIME care and MEDcare beds, so mattress and bed arrive together ready to install. Mattresses can also be ordered on their own to refit existing beds or replace an old mattress, as long as the platform is 90 cm wide.
Both factories — Madinah in Saudi Arabia and Badr City in Egypt — build the same range, so each market is served from its own plant without an import cycle. Saudi production is made under SFDA licence ML-2023-MD-0885 and carries the Saudi Made mark.
The price varies with the construction (elastic foam, gel, or independent cubes), the thickness and size, the quantity, the delivery city, the warranty and after-sales package, and whether the mattresses are ordered with beds or on their own. Send us the quantity, the bed sizes and the delivery city and a quotation will follow.
The difference is in size and in layers. A medical mattress is made 90 cm wide and 190 or 200 cm long to match a care bed and sit inside its rails, and its layers are built to spread the body's load over a wider area through long hours in bed and to take repeated disinfection. A domestic sleeping mattress is designed for a short night with a body that turns, and its dimensions do not match a care bed platform.
The standard width is 90 cm, with a length of 190 or 200 cm depending on the bed. Thickness is 14 cm across most constructions, with a 10 cm option in RESTIVA TITAN. Measure the bed platform from the inside before ordering, and send us the size and the bed model so we can confirm the match.
Yes. Mattresses are ordered on their own to refit existing beds or replace an old mattress, and they fit any 90 cm wide platform. If the bed is one of ours, send us the model code and we will match size and thickness directly, with no measuring needed.
As hours in bed lengthen and movement decreases, the choice moves to constructions that redistribute pressure over a wider area: SPECTRUM with its multiple zones, or MOSAIC with independent cubes that adapt to body shape and weight. If bed warmth is the main complaint, the FROST cooling-gel construction suits better. The decision for an individual case stays with the care team looking after the patient.
The same range is built at both factories: Madinah for the Saudi market and Badr City for the Egyptian market, both working to an ISO 13485:2016 quality system. Saudi production is made under SFDA licence ML-2023-MD-0885 and carries the Saudi Made mark.
We reply with a written quotation and a confirmed delivery date within one working day of receiving your sizes and quantities. Lead time then depends on the quantity, the delivery city and whether the mattresses ship with beds or on their own; because we manufacture locally in Saudi Arabia and Egypt, orders do not go through an import cycle.
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