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Pressure injuries—also known as pressure ulcers, bedsores, or decubitus ulcers—are areas of localised tissue damage, typically occurring over bony prominences. They are often caused by prolonged mechanical loading or a combination of pressure and shear forces that compromise capillary blood flow, leading to tissue ischemia and eventual breakdown.

These injuries can vary in severity—from non-blanchable erythema (Stage 1) to full-thickness wounds involving muscle, tendon, or bone (Stage 4). Individuals with impaired mobility, sensory deficits, nutritional compromise, or those requiring extended periods of bedrest or seated positioning are at significantly increased risk.

At Studio Care, our approach to pressure injury prevention focuses on clinically informed surface design. Our mattress systems are engineered to redistribute interface pressure, promote microclimate regulation through breathable, low-shear materials, and accommodate postural and anthropometric variability through customisable configurations. To further support risk mitigation, Studio Care integrates wireless monitoring and real-time surface pressure data capture, allowing clinicians to assess therapeutic performance with precision and respond proactively to changing clinical needs.

Together, these features help to support perfusion, reduce mechanical stress on vulnerable tissue, and create a stable, supportive environment—helping clinicians and carers reduce the risk of pressure injury development in high-risk populations.