Wheelchair Cushions
ROHO Wheelchair Cushions — The Clinical Standard for Air Cell Pressure Relief
ROHO air cell cushions are the most clinically respected pressure relief cushions available — the standard against which other cushions are measured for users at risk of pressure injury. Interconnected air cells redistribute pressure dynamically as you sit, adjusting to your body in real time rather than compressing and losing effectiveness the way foam does.
ROHO makes cushions for every risk level and seating situation: the High Profile for maximum pressure relief, the Quadtro Select for postural asymmetry and pelvic obliquity, the Contour Select for positioning alongside pressure relief, the Hybrid Elite SR for active manual chair users, and the MOSAIC as the right introduction to air cell technology. Browse by profile below or read the complete ROHO cushion guide to find the right model for your situation.
Not sure which ROHO is right? Our RESNA-certified seating specialists have been fitting ROHO cushions for 25 years — call 1-866-218-0902 or come into any of our five Southwest Florida locations.
The right cushion is a medical decision — not a comfort accessory. For wheelchair users who spend significant time seated, the wrong cushion causes pressure injuries that can take weeks to heal, require hospitalization, and in serious cases become life-threatening. The right cushion protects skin, supports posture, and makes hours of seated use genuinely sustainable.
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ROHO Air Cell Cushions — The clinical standard for pressure injury prevention. Interconnected air cells redistribute pressure dynamically in real time — adjusting to your body as you sit rather than compressing and losing effectiveness the way foam does. The most clinically respected pressure relief cushions available. Right for users with limited sensation, a history of pressure sores, or full-time wheelchair use.
JAY Wheelchair Cushions — Clinically respected fluid, foam, and combination cushions from Sunrise Medical. JAY cushions address both pressure relief and postural positioning — a strong choice for users where a specific JAY model has been recommended by a clinician, or for users who need postural support alongside skin protection.
Gel Cushions — Better pressure distribution than foam and more consistent shape retention over time. A practical step up for users at moderate risk who have good sensation and no history of skin breakdown.
Foam Cushions — The right starting point for everyday wheelchair users with good sensation, the ability to independently shift weight, and no history of pressure sores. Lightweight, easy to maintain, and available at accessible price points.
Backs & Positioning
Wheelchair Backs & Back Cushions — The seat cushion and back work as a system. A back that does not support proper spinal alignment affects posture, breathing, fatigue, and pressure distribution at the seat. Positioning backs, contoured back cushions, and lateral supports from JAY, ROHO, Sunrise Medical, and more.
Not sure which cushion is right?
Read our complete wheelchair cushion guide covering ROHO, JAY, and every pressure relief technology — or our foam vs. gel vs. air cell comparison to understand which technology fits your risk level. For ROHO specifically, the complete ROHO cushion guide walks through every model and who each one is right for.
Our RESNA-certified seating specialists have been fitting wheelchair cushions for 25 years. Call us with the person, the chair, the daily routine, and any skin history — we will tell you honestly which cushion is right: 1-866-218-0902
