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Frequently Asked Questions

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The ProneAid Head Holder is a medical positioning device designed for use in intensive care units (ICUs). It supports and stabilizes a patient’s head while they are in the prone (face-down) position during mechanical ventilation. The system helps reduce facial pressure injuries, protect the airway, and improve caregiver efficiency.


ProneAid is intended for hospital and clinical use only, under the supervision of trained medical professionals. It is most commonly used in patients with ARDS or other severe respiratory conditions requiring prone positioning.


The device evenly distributes pressure across padded support zones using moisture-wicking, single-use foam pads. This minimizes localized skin breakdown, nerve injury, and ocular complications — common in prolonged prone sessions.


Yes. ProneAid’s adjustable frame is designed for a universal fit and slides securely between the mattress and bed frame, providing a stable, non-shifting platform that works across most modern ICU bed systems.


Yes. The ergonomic design allows one caregiver to safely rotate or reposition the head without moving the entire patient. This feature helps reduce caregiver strain and supports more frequent head repositioning for pressure offloading.


Each system combines a reusable base frame with disposable foam pads. The frame is made of medical-grade materials that are easy to disinfect, while the single-use pads help prevent cross-contamination between patients.


Foam pads are single-patient use and should be replaced between each new patient. If a patient remains proned for extended periods, replacement frequency should follow hospital infection-control guidelines.


Yes. The base frame can be cleaned using standard hospital-grade disinfectants. Always refer to the Product Instructions for detailed cleaning and handling procedures.


Hospitals and medical institutions can purchase ProneAid directly through ProneAid Solutions. Visit the Purchase page to request a quote or contact our sales team for institutional pricing and delivery details.


Yes. ProneAid Solutions provides educational resources, including setup guides, video demonstrations, and optional in-service training sessions to ensure safe and effective product use.


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