For my husband's hospital bed, we got a low-voltage mattress pad made by Electrowarmth-- they come in many sizes-- that we put under his mattress topper with a mattress pad cover on top of it to protect it from the other layers. We duck-taped the cord to the bottom of the mattress, so it would not interfere with bed movement or the Hoyer.
He was very cold all the time and it really helped him sleep. He was also sensitive to pressure so this enabled the use of a lighter blanket. We used a flannel top sheet to help retain the warmth the mattress pad sent upward.
I have not thought about whether this would work with a powered air cell mattress, but it might.
The same company makes a low-voltage throw that can be used in a power or other chair.
He was very cold all the time and it really helped him sleep. He was also sensitive to pressure so this enabled the use of a lighter blanket. We used a flannel top sheet to help retain the warmth the mattress pad sent upward.
I have not thought about whether this would work with a powered air cell mattress, but it might.
The same company makes a low-voltage throw that can be used in a power or other chair.
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