Procare Heel Relief Boot

Features of Procare Heel Relief Boot

• Procare Heel Relief Boot prevent foot and hip rotation
• Pressure relief for at risk heels
• Forefoot support
• Ventilation holes
• Accommodates DVT compression device tubing
• Heel Boots for pressure ulcers has two contoured foam wedges
• Patient comfort
• Heel Protector Boots maintains patients freedom of movement

Why choose Procare Heel Protect Boot?

• (A) Accommodates DVT compression device tubing.
• (B) Forefoot support: Criss-cross strapping and contoured foam help maintain foot in upright poskion.
• (C) Maintains patient's freedom of movement: smooth, low-friction posterior panel glides easily over bed sheets to aid in patient mobility.
• (D) Prevent Foot and Hip rotation: Extra Foam Block adheres to medial or lateral side of boot to help prevent rotation.
• (E) Pressure relief for at risk heels: Open heel design and contoured foam construction elevates and separates heel from mattress.
• (F) Two contoured foam wedges: Help elevate and properly position heel.
• (G) Ventilation Holes: Large vent holes allow for improved air flow for improved patient comfort.
• (H) Patient comfort: soft smooth foam and strapping to ensure no damage or irritation to skin.

 

What to buy with Heel Protector Boot

• Rolyan Leg Elevating Wedge
• Safetec Pain Relief Spray

How to use Procare Heel Protector Boot?

1. Release all hook and loop straps and open the boot. Note: Extra foam wedge is included as needed for Anti-Rotation.
2. Place the patient’s foot into the boot. Make sure the patient’s heel is placed over the heel opening.
3. Take one of the straps located under the forefoot and bring it over the top of the foot and secure it to the opposite side of the boot. Take the other strap and cross it over the first strap and secure to the opposite side of boot.
4. Secure the lower leg strap on one side of the boot and the other on the opposite side. Make sure all straps are secure but not too tight.
5. For Anti-Rotation: To control external hip rotation, place the velcro/hook side of the wedge to the lateral exterior side of boot. Make sure the wedge rests flat on the surface of the bed.

Procare Heel Pressure Relief Boots User Manual

Contraindications:

• Not recommended for patients with severe ankle contractures, severe spasticity or severe foot drop.
• Do not use if you are allergic to any of the materials contained in this product.

Warnings & Precautions:

• Neoprene supports should not be worn by individuals with known susceptibility to dermatitis or allergies to neoprene by-products.
• If you develop an allergic reaction and/or experience itchy, red skin after coming into contact with any part of this device, please stop using it and contact your healthcare professional immediately.
• If pain, swelling, changes in sensation or other unusual reactions occur while using this product, you should contact your doctor immediately.
• Do not use over open wounds.
• Do not use this device if it was damaged and/or packaging has been opened.

Note:

• The Heel Relief Boot is to be used on patients with intact skin only.
• Contact manufacturer and competent authority in case of a serious incident arising due to usage of this device.