Jay Cushions Melbourne | Clinical Pressure Care Seating

Q: Can I order a Jay cushion without seeing a therapist?

It is strongly recommended to see an allied health professional before ordering a Jay cushion. These are clinical seating products and the wrong model, size or setup can increase risk rather than reduce it.

Q: Do Jay cushions come in different configurations?

Yes. The Jay range includes models with different levels of contouring, fluid or gel inserts, foam bases and positioning features. A therapist will specify the configuration that best matches the user’s posture and pressure care needs.

Q: Can Jay cushions be used with other seating systems?

Jay cushions can often be used with complex seating systems and wheelchairs, but the complete setup should be assessed so posture, pressure care and transfers are all safely supported.

Q: Do you hire Jay cushions and deliver across Melbourne?

Jay cushions are usually purchased for long-term seating plans, but some pressure care cushions may be available for hire through Statewide Home Health Care’s hire service at https://hire.shhc.com.au/. SHHC supplies Jay cushions from its Bentleigh showroom across Melbourne, including the Mornington Peninsula and Bellarine Peninsula, with shipping to most locations Australia wide. Customers can contact SHHC via https://www.shhc.com.au/contact-us/ for personalised advice.

Jay cushions

Jay cushions are clinical pressure care cushions designed for people with more complex seating and positioning needs. They are widely used in wheelchairs and rehabilitation seating and often combined with detailed seating assessments.

Disclaimer
Jay cushions should only be selected and set up under the guidance of an occupational therapist or physiotherapist experienced in seating and pressure care.

Jay J2 Cushion

from $133.00

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about Jay pressure care cushions

? Who are Jay cushions designed for?

Jay cushions are commonly prescribed for people with higher pressure injury risk, postural needs or neurological conditions who require specific support when sitting. They are often used by full-time wheelchair users, people with spinal cord injury, progressive neurological conditions or complex seating needs. Selection should always be guided by an experienced allied health professional.

? Can I order a Jay cushion without seeing a therapist?

We strongly recommend seeing an allied health professional first. Jay cushions are clinical seating products and the wrong size, model or setup can increase risk rather than reduce it. A therapist will assess posture, skin risk, transfers and daily activities before prescribing a specific cushion and configuration.

? Do Jay cushions come in different configurations?

Yes. The Jay range includes different models with varying levels of contouring, fluid or gel inserts, foam bases and positioning features such as lateral supports and pelvic stabilisers. Your therapist will help choose the model, size and setup that best match your posture, transfers and pressure care needs. Technical details for many models can be found in our product catalogues .

? Can Jay cushions be used with other seating systems?

Often yes. Jay cushions are widely used with complex seating systems and wheelchairs, but the whole setup should be assessed together. Posture, balance, harnesses, lateral supports and footrests all interact with the cushion. Your therapist should review the complete seating system to make sure posture, pressure care and transfers are all safely supported.

? How do I clean and maintain a Jay cushion?

Most Jay cushions have removable covers that can be wiped or washed according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Fluid or gel inserts and foam bases usually require specific cleaning products and should not be exposed to high heat. Cushions should be checked regularly for leaks, hard spots, shape changes or damage. Your therapist can advise how often to review the cushion as part of your seating plan.

? Can Jay cushions be funded through the NDIS?

In many cases, Jay pressure care cushions are funded as assistive technology under the NDIS when they are prescribed or recommended by an allied health professional and clearly linked to goals such as skin protection, safe seating and community participation. Because they are clinical seating products, they often fall into higher assistive technology categories and may require detailed assessments and quotes. For more information on assistive technology, you can visit the NDIS page on assistive technology explained . Our team can provide quotes, specifications and invoices for participants, support coordinators and plan managers.

? Do you hire Jay cushions and deliver across Melbourne?

Jay cushions are usually purchased as part of a long-term seating plan rather than hired, but availability can vary depending on clinical needs and stock. Some pressure care cushions may be available for short-term hire through our dedicated hire service at https://hire.shhc.com.au/ . From our Bentleigh showroom in Melbourne, Victoria, we supply Jay cushions and other seating solutions across Melbourne, including the Mornington Peninsula and Bellarine Peninsula, with shipping to most locations Australia wide. If you are unsure which Jay cushion is appropriate, please contact our team with details from your therapist so we can support the next steps.

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Jay J2 Cushion

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about Jay pressure care cushions