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Isolibrium
Powered support surface
The evidence-based ICU support surface solution.
Isolibrium at a glance
Isolibrium is a powered support surface designed to assist in the prevention and treatment of all pressure injuries (stages 1-4, unstageable and deep tissue injury) and is intended to integrate into Stryker's InTouch Critical Care Frame.
Air Pod technology
Automatically adjusting four zone sensor technology
Low air loss
Continuous lateral rotation
Turn assist
Product features
Helps Prevent Bottoming Out
Isolibrium Support Surface provides Patient Specific Immersion and maintains a level of immersion above that of critical immersion.1*
Touch Screen
Intuitive touch screen interface provides simple, yet functional, features including therapy history tracking and customizable rotation therapy.
HeelGel Technology
Isolibrium Support Surface’s HeelGel2 has been designed to buckle when heel pressure is applied and moves that pressure to the calf.
Enhanced Microclimate
The Isolibrium Support Surface’s air channeling technology delivers low-air-loss toward the patients’ most vulnerable areas for skin breakdown without internal obstruction.1
Exclusive Air Pod Technology
The Isolibrium Support Surface isolates components of pressure redistribution through its exclusive air pod technology, helps manage the microclimate with its unique LAL system, while providing a clinically relevant pulmonary solution.1
Pressure Injury Tool
Calculate potential savings over time
Hospital Acquired Pressure Injuries (HAPI) and surface rentals represent significant and avoidable costs for facilities across the country. Use our support surface ROI tool to help identify potential savings your facility could realize by using Stryker support surfaces.
- DI131 & RAA106
- Intelli-Gel® is a registered trademark of EdiZONE LLC of Alpine, UT
*Critical immersion is defined as the state at which increased deformation of the support surface has the effect of concentrating and increasing localized pressure.