RESTIVA — Hospital Bed Mattress Range
RESTIVA hospital bed mattress range: five pressure-redistribution constructions, 90 cm wide to fit PRIME care and MEDcare frames directly.
5 products
RESTIVA — Hospital Bed Mattress Range · 5 products
Restiva Titan Pressure-Care Mattress
Model: RESTIVA TITAN
Pressure-redistribution mattress combining airflow-enhancing eggshell foam, gel pressure pads and a high-density foam base for pressure ulcer prevention and care.
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Restiva Frost Cooling Gel Mattress
Model: RESTIVA FROST
Cooling gel memory foam mattress engineered for thermal comfort and pressure relief. Ideal for heat-sensitive patients and prolonged bed rest.
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Restiva Spectrum Multi-Zone Mattress
Model: RESTIVA SPECTRUM
Multi-zone pressure distribution mattress delivering targeted redistribution across body areas. Supports circulation and comfort during extended immobility.
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Restiva Mosaic Cube Mattress
Model: RESTIVA MOSAIC
Cube pressure-relief mattress with an independent pillar system. Each cube rotates in four directions for continuous pressure adaptation and a gentle massage-like effect.
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Restiva Flux Foam Mattress
Model: RESTIVA FLUX
High-density elastic foam mattress delivering consistent support and durability. A cost-effective solution for general hospital use.
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A hospital bed mattress is the layer between the patient and the bed frame, and it decides how comfortable a long stay is and how body pressure is spread. The RESTIVA range from HOSPIcare covers that need with five constructions, from high-density elastic foam for general ward use to gel, memory-foam and independent-cube mattresses for patients who spend most of the day in bed.
Every construction comes in the standard 90 cm hospital width, 190 or 200 cm long and 10 or 14 cm thick depending on the model, so it fits PRIME care and MEDcare frames directly and any hospital or home-care bed of the same size, in a ward, an intensive care unit or a patient's room at home.
This page explains the difference between the five constructions, how to choose one for the way the bed is used, what determines the price, and the questions hospitals and families ask us most.
The five hospital bed mattress constructions in the RESTIVA range
Titan combines airflow-enhancing eggshell foam, gel pressure pads and a high-density foam base, in 190 × 90 × 10 cm, 190 × 90 × 14 cm and 200 × 90 × 14 cm. Frost adds a 3 cm cooling-gel memory foam layer with cooling beads over an 11 cm high-density base, the choice for heat-sensitive patients and prolonged bed rest.
Spectrum distributes pressure across body zones and adapts to different body types. Mosaic is built on independent support cubes that each rotate in four directions, giving continuous pressure adaptation and a gentle massage-like effect. Flux is a high-density elastic foam mattress that balances firmness and comfort and is the economical option for general hospital use. These four come in 190 × 90 × 14 cm and 200 × 90 × 14 cm.
How to choose the right construction
Start with the frame: the width is 90 cm across the range, the length follows the bed at 190 or 200 cm, and the thickness follows the model at 10 or 14 cm. Then look at how the bed is used: Flux covers general wards and short stays; Titan or Spectrum suit patients who spend long hours in bed; Frost suits anyone who runs hot at night; Mosaic suits patients whose support points need to keep changing.
When equipping a whole ward we recommend one construction across identical beds, to simplify swapping and cleaning, with a number of gel or cube mattresses held for beds that receive long-stay patients. Our team reviews the bed list and sizes with you before supply.
Fit with HOSPIcare beds and supply
RESTIVA mattresses are made to the dimensions of PRIME care and MEDcare beds, so they ship with a new bed or on their own to replace an old mattress on any 90 cm frame. HOSPIcare produces them at its Madinah and Badr City factories, and they reach hospitals, care centres and families through the same delivery network as the rest of the range.
We send a written quotation with a delivery date within one working day and confirm sizes and quantities before shipping. See the electric beds and home-care beds pages to choose the bed and mattress together.
What determines the price of a hospital bed mattress
Price follows the construction, with high-density elastic foam below gel, memory foam and independent cubes, then the thickness at 10 or 14 cm, then the quantity in one order. Send us the number of beds, their sizes and how they are used and we will propose the right construction with a written quotation.
FAQ
What is the difference between a hospital bed mattress and an ordinary mattress?
A hospital bed mattress is made to hospital bed sizes, 90 cm wide and 190 or 200 cm long, and its layers are built to redistribute the body weight of a patient who stays in one position for hours, whether in high-density foam, gel, memory foam or independent cubes. An ordinary mattress is made for everyday sleep and fits neither the sizes nor the use.
Which size fits a hospital or home-care bed?
Measure the frame first: every RESTIVA mattress is 90 cm wide, comes 190 or 200 cm long, and is 14 cm thick across the range, with a 10 cm option on Titan. PRIME care and MEDcare beds take these sizes directly, and so do most standard home-care beds of the same class.
Which construction suits a patient who feels hot in bed?
Frost is made for that case: a 3 cm layer of cooling-gel memory foam with cooling beads over an 11 cm high-density foam base, so heat build-up is reduced while pressure distribution stays as in the rest of the range. It comes in 190 × 90 × 14 cm and 200 × 90 × 14 cm.
Can I buy the mattress without the bed?
Yes. RESTIVA mattresses ship with new HOSPIcare beds or on their own for any hospital or home-care bed 90 cm wide, either to replace an old mattress or to fit existing beds with a pressure-redistributing construction. Send us the size and quantity and we confirm the fit before shipping.
How long does delivery take?
We reply with a written quotation and a confirmed delivery date within one working day of receiving the list of sizes and quantities. Small orders for families and clinics are prepared from current factory production; ward and hospital quantities get their lead time and a firm date in the quotation itself.