Eliminate Facial Pressure Injuries and Endotracheal Tube Issues for Prone Patients

  • 95% of Pressure Ulcers are avoidable
  • Our solution addresses this unmet clinical need
  • Eliminating pressure injuries
  • Decrease healthcare costs
  • Improve workload and safety for healthcare staff
  • Decrease morbidity and mortality

Multiple studies have now demonstrated up to a 33% decreased mortality with prone positioning in severs ARDS yet only 15% of patients receive prone therapy

ProneSense has developed products to help address issues that contribute to the lack of implementing prone positioning, facial pressure injuries and access to appropriate equipment.

ProneSense: making products to take the PRESSURE out of your PRONING PROGRAM

  • 10-15% incidence of ARDS in intensive care units worldwide

  • Mortality for ARDS is as high as 40%

  • Prone positioning reduces mortality by 16-33%

  • No standardization for Proning Programs

  • Currently no dynamic air platform on the market designed for the face

  • This is used with our ProneAire Platform for ICU and for Spine Surgeries

ProneFoam

Soft silicone foam dressings designed for additional pressure injury protection during prone positioning. The dressings come already shaped for the forehead, cheeks, chin, shoulders, iliac crest, and knees. In addition shapes are also included for bridge of nose, ears, and jaw if proning with BodyAire. Price per box (5 sheets) .

  • Soft silicone foam, proven to reduce pressure ulcers by up to 88%
  • Added protection for the most vulnerable areas of the face when proning
  • Precut for ease of use

AireT

This is our patented low air loss pillow which is the only low air loss pillow on the market specifically designed to protect the face while in the prone position. This is used with the ProneAire (platform for ICU) or ProneAire-S (platform for surgery) platforms.

ProneAire

The ProneAire platform by ProneSense enables the conversion of standard hospital beds into proning beds. By eliminating costly rental expenses associated with proning beds that lack the latest low air loss technology for pressure wound prevention, our platform offers a superior solution. With our platform, patients can be safely positioned in the prone position without interrupting the respiratory circuit, ensuring the spine remains in a neutral position and preventing kinking of the endotracheal tube. Additionally, the platform allows medical staff to easily visualize the patient’s face, monitor the endotracheal tube, and perform necessary suctioning when required.

BodyAire

This specialized pillow utilizes low air loss technology to safeguard the skull against pressure injuries in immobilized patients. BodyAire can also be positioned under the calves to elevate the heels and mitigate the risk of pressure injuries. Additionally, BodyAire proves beneficial for patients already experiencing stage I or II pressure injuries on the heel. Moreover, in the case of hypoxemic respiratory failure caused by pneumonia, the pillow can aid patients in self-proning as a treatment measure.

Studies demonstrate up to a 33% reduction in mortality with prone ventilation when used for refractory hypoxemic respiratory failure.

Contact Us

ProneSense, Inc
4600 Amberly Court
Louisville, KY 40241