Bedsores are killing patients
in Indian hospitals.
Silently. Preventably. And they cost the system
more than the surgeries patients came in for.
ICU patients in India develop pressure injuries during their stay.
Not a mattress. Not an add-on.
A complete integrated system.
Two active systems working together inside one bed. Cooling for microclimate. APAS for dynamic pressure and airflow.
Integrated Cooling Layer
Precision cooling at the skin-mattress interface. Holds temperature in the 28-32°C therapeutic window.
Intelligent Control Unit
Freestanding cabinet with digital display. Nurse-controlled temperature. Under 30 minutes training.
APAS - Alternating Pressure & Airflow
Dynamic pressure relief plus filtered, cooled airflow delivered directly to the skin.
Complete Integrated Bed
Frame, mattress, cooling, APAS - one procurement order. No add-on hardware. No workflow change.
Every ward where patients cannot move themselves.
ICU
Intensive Care Units where sedated and ventilated patients spend days without repositioning.
Neuro Wards
Stroke recovery and neuro-critical patients with impaired mobility.
Post-Surgical
Prolonged bed rest cases where turning is medically contraindicated.
Oncology
Chemotherapy and radiation patients with elevated skin fragility.
Long-Stay
Rehab and long-stay wards where PU risk compounds over weeks.
Home Care
Bedridden home-care patients with high-risk profiles.
Regulation, procurement, and post-COVID infrastructure have aligned.
A son watched his father suffer.
He spent the next nine years making sure no family would watch the same.
Prabhakar Mahante did not die from what he was hospitalised for. He died from the bedsores that formed during treatment. His son Rakesh - an engineer at Rashmi Integra Heal Private Limited, Pune - returned to his workshop.
He did not start a campaign. He filed a patent. He built prototype after prototype. He qualified the manufacturing line for ISO 13485. Integra-Heal is what came out the other end.