Pressure injuries develop fast in patients with limited mobility, and the difference between a basic foam mattress and a properly specified pressure redistribution system often determines whether a facility keeps a patient's skin intact. Wellell designs therapeutic support surfaces for exactly this purpose, and MediDepot carries the brand's mattress systems and wheelchair cushions, from static and alternating pressure overlays to low air loss systems and bariatric-rated mattresses.
What sets this collection apart is the range of acuity levels covered. Wellell doesn't offer a single mattress for every patient; MediDepot's catalog spans entry-level alternating pressure pads for moderate risk patients up through low air loss systems rated for high to very high risk and bariatric mattresses rated to 770 lbs, which matters for facilities that need to match a support surface to a patient's specific risk level and weight.
Who Is This Brand For?
Wellell's mattress systems and cushions are built for care settings managing patients at risk of pressure injuries. This collection is a fit for:
- Hospitals and acute care facilities
- Long-term care and skilled nursing facilities
- Home health agencies supporting bedridden or limited-mobility patients
- Rehabilitation facilities
- Hospice and palliative care providers
- Durable medical equipment providers serving wheelchair users
Product Types
MediDepot's Wellell collection covers mattress systems for multiple pressure injury risk levels, plus wheelchair seat cushions.
Low Air Loss Mattress Systems
The Procare Elite is a low air loss pressure redistribution mattress system with a quilted cover, rated for high to very high risk patients (E0277 coded). The Serene Air is a comparable low air loss system also featuring a quilted cover. This category totals 2 products.
Lateral Rotation Systems
The PD07702 Optima Turn System is a lateral rotation mattress with a stretch cover, designed to assist with patient turning and positioning for pulmonary and skin protection. This category totals 1 product.
Alternating Pressure Mattress Systems
This is Wellell's largest category, spanning multiple Domus and Optima series products: the PD02501 Domus 4 digital pressure redistribution system (450 lbs capacity), the PA01501 Domus 3 8-inch alternating and static pressure system, the PP02101 Domus 2S heel pressure relief air overlay, the PP01101 Domus 1 2.5-inch pressure relief bubble pad, the Domus Auto G2 bariatric system (770 lbs capacity), the PD15501 Domus Auto G2 36-inch system with quilted cover (450 lbs capacity), the PD08506 and PD08503 Optima Auto 36-inch systems (without and with battery, respectively), and the PD09502 Optima Prone 36-inch system with battery (E0277 coded), designed for patients positioned prone. This category totals 9 products.
Wheelchair Cushions
The Sedens 500 is a dynamic pressure relief seat cushion system with a pump and long-lasting battery power for lightweight wheelchair use. The PM02101 Sedens 400 is a foam-in-cell pressure relief cushion rated to 550 lbs capacity, REACH compliant including SVHC, sold without a pump. This category totals 2 products.
How to Choose the Right Product
Matching a support surface to a patient depends on pressure injury risk level, mobility, weight, and whether active intervention such as turning or air cycling is needed.
- Risk level. Choose a low air loss system such as the Procare Elite or Serene Air for high to very high risk patients; choose a standard alternating pressure system such as the Domus or Optima series for moderate to high risk patients.
- Patient weight. Standard Domus and Optima systems are typically rated to 450 lbs; the Domus Auto G2 bariatric system is rated to 770 lbs for larger patients.
- Turning assistance. Patients who need help repositioning to protect skin and pulmonary function should be considered for the PD07702 Optima Turn lateral rotation system.
- Prone positioning. The PD09502 Optima Prone system is purpose-built for patients positioned prone, such as in certain respiratory care protocols.
- Power source. Compare the PD08506 (without battery) and PD08503 (with battery) Optima Auto systems based on whether backup power during transport or outages is required.
- Wheelchair seating. Choose the Sedens 500 dynamic cushion with pump for patients needing active pressure redistribution, or the Sedens 400 foam-in-cell cushion for patients needing static support without a pump.
- Entry-level needs. The Domus 1 bubble pad system offers a lower-acuity option for patients at lower pressure injury risk.
Compare Wellell Products
| Model | Category | Capacity | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Procare Elite | Low Air Loss System | N/A | High to very high risk, E0277 coded |
| PD07702 Optima Turn | Lateral Rotation System | N/A | Stretch cover, assists with turning |
| PD02501 Domus 4 | Alternating Pressure System | 450 lbs | Digital pressure redistribution |
| Domus Auto G2 Bariatric | Alternating Pressure System | 770 lbs | Bariatric-rated capacity |
| PD09502 Optima Prone | Alternating Pressure System | N/A | 36 inch, battery, prone positioning, E0277 |
| Sedens 500 | Wheelchair Cushion | N/A | Dynamic, with pump and battery |
| PM02101 Sedens 400 | Wheelchair Cushion | 550 lbs | Foam-in-cell, no pump, REACH compliant |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the difference between a low air loss system and a standard alternating pressure mattress?
A: Low air loss systems such as the Procare Elite and Serene Air circulate air through the mattress surface to manage moisture and heat while redistributing pressure, and are typically specified for high to very high risk patients. Standard alternating pressure systems such as the Domus and Optima series cycle air between cells to periodically relieve pressure at different points, and are appropriate for a broader range of risk levels.
Q: What weight capacity do Wellell mattress systems support?
A: Standard Domus and Optima systems are typically rated to 450 lbs. The Domus Auto G2 bariatric system is rated to 770 lbs for larger patients.
Q: What does the E0277 code mean?
A: E0277 is a Medicare HCPCS code used for powered pressure-reducing air mattresses. Products noted as E0277 coded, such as the Procare Elite and Optima Prone system, are billed under this code for applicable patients.
Q: What is the difference between the Sedens 500 and Sedens 400 cushions?
A: The Sedens 500 is a dynamic cushion system that includes a pump and long-lasting battery power for active pressure redistribution. The Sedens 400 is a foam-in-cell cushion rated to 550 lbs that provides static support without a pump.
Q: Is a battery required for the Optima Auto system?
A: No. The PD08506 Optima Auto system is available without a battery, and the PD08503 is available with a battery for facilities that need backup power during transport or power interruptions.
Q: What is the Optima Prone system used for?
A: The PD09502 Optima Prone system is an alternating pressure mattress purpose-built for patients positioned prone, supporting pressure redistribution needs specific to prone positioning protocols.
Why Buy Wellell Equipment from MediDepot?
Whether you're managing a high-risk patient who needs a low air loss system or outfitting a unit with standard alternating pressure mattresses, it's worth matching risk level, patient weight, and power requirements to the right Wellell system before placing an order. MediDepot offers Medical Equipment Financing to help spread the cost of larger orders, along with a Price Match Guarantee so you can order with confidence. Extended Warranty coverage is available for facilities that want protection beyond standard manufacturer terms, and a Military Discount is available for qualifying buyers. Browse the full Wellell collection above, or contact the MediDepot team for help matching mattress systems or cushions to your patients' specific needs.