Permobil Comfort Acta-Embrace, Operation Manual

Comfort Cushions - M2, Acta-Embrace, Curve Operation Manual

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INTENDED USE

The Comfort Acta-Embrace Cushion (Acta-Embrace) is a ready-

to-use wheelchair seating surface, intended to promote postural 

alignment and pelvic stability and to provide skin protection and comfort. 

The Acta-Embrace is intended for those who are at risk of developing 

pressure injuries. The Acta-Embrace must be properly sized to the 

individual and must be used with a compatible cover. The Acta-Embrace 

has a weight limit; refer to the product specifications in this document.

The Comfort M2 Cushion (M2) is a ready-to-use wheelchair seating surface, 

intended to promote postural alignment and pelvic stability while reducing 

peak pressures in high risk areas such as the ITs, coccyx, and sacrum. 

The M2 is intended for those who are at risk of developing pressure 

injuries. The M2 must be properly sized to the individual and must be used 

with a compatible cover. The M2 has a weight limit; refer to the product 

specifications in this document.

The Comfort Curve Cushion (Curve) is a lightweight and ready-to-use 

wheelchair seating surface, intended to promote pressure redistribution 

and provide a stable and comfortable seating surface. The Curve must be 

properly sized to the individual and must be used with a compatible cover. 

The Curve has a weight limit; refer to the product specifications in this 

document.

There are no known contraindications for the products featured in this manual, 

provided that they are used as specificed in the intended use statements above.

A clinician who is experienced in seating and positioning should determine 

whether the product is appropriate for the individual’s particular seating needs. 

The product’s intended use statement alone should not be relied upon to make 

that determination.
The medical products featured in this document are intended to be only 

one part of an overall care regimen that includes all seating and mobility 

equipment and therapeutic interventions. A clinician who is experienced in 

seating and positioning should identify this care regimen after evaluating the 

individual’s physical needs and overall medical condition.

A clinician should also evaluate for visual, reading, and cognitive impairment 

to determine the need for caregiver assistance or the need for other assistive 

technology, such as large-print instructions, to ensure proper product use.