Vita Hospital Mattress

About the Vita hospital mattress

The Vita hospital mattress uses high density reconstituted foam beneath a PVC cover. The foam holds its shape under a patient who cannot turn without help, which is the job a soft mattress cannot do.

Vitafoam doubles the cover for durability and hygiene. Two layers mean a spill on the surface stays out of the foam, and staff can wipe it down between patients.

Why the cover matters in a ward

PVC leather wipes clean, and this mattress does not retain stains. That matters where mattresses are cleaned daily and inspected for marks.

The foam also carries high thermal insulation, so a patient who lies still for hours stays warm. The surface keeps that warmth rather than drawing it away.

Size and fit of the hospital mattress

The mattress measures 75 by 36 by 6 inches, which is the standard hospital bed size. Because the size is standard, it suits the Unique hospital bed and other ward frames of the same dimensions.

Care and cleaning

Then wipe the cover with a mild disinfectant and a damp cloth, then let it dry before the mattress goes back on the bed. Also check the seams once a month for splits. Keep sharp objects and metal buckles off the surface.

Delivery and warranty

Orders leave from Vitafoam showrooms and distributors nationwide. Hospitals ordering for a ward should speak to their distributor about quantity. We confirm your delivery window at checkout, and the box paperwork states the warranty that applies.

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The hospital bedside cabinet sits beside the bed, and the hospital furniture range lists the full ward set. World Sleep Day publishes free guidance on pressure care at worldsleepday.org.

Because a ward cleans every surface, the cover has to take disinfectant without cracking. If a patient stays for months, turn the mattress so one side does not flatten first. Then inspect the seams, since splits start where the cover folds. Also keep the mattress off the floor between patients.