DJO ProCare Hip Abduction Pillow, Small

Yes, the DonJoy Hip Abduction Pillow is specifically engineered to maintain the legs in a state of controlled abduction. This positioning prevents improper movement and is essential for ensuring correct healing alignment following hip surgery.

The pillow is crafted from high-quality, soft medical-grade foam. This material is chosen specifically to maximize patient comfort during the critical post-operative recovery phase while maintaining the necessary support and durability.

The device features soft contact closure foam laminate straps that utilize a hook and loop fastening system. These straps are designed for:

• Rapid adjustment: Easy to tighten or loosen as needed.
• Secure placement: They keep the pillow firmly in position to prevent shifting during use.

Absolutely. It is designed for both clinical and home-recovery settings. It is an ideal solution for hospital beds or home care where patient safety, immobilization, and proper therapeutic abduction are priority concerns.

This small-sized model measures 6 X 12 X 18 inches. These dimensions are designed to maintain the optimal therapeutic abduction angle required for successful recovery.

Yes, the pillow is constructed from supportive, high-density foam. This provides a balanced combination of long-lasting durability and the soft comfort required for patients who need to remain immobilized.

The DonJoy Hip Abduction Pillow is a professional-grade medical device that is TAA (Trade Agreement Act) compliant and assigned HCPCS code E0190 for medical billing and clinical reference.

Yes, the design is focused on ease of use. The hook and loop strap system allows caregivers to quickly and securely fasten the pillow to the patient’s thighs, ensuring the device stays in the correct position with minimal effort.

Yes, every DonJoy Hip Abduction Pillow we provide is 100% factory new, ensuring that you receive a medical-grade product that meets the highest standards for clinical care and hygiene.

The wedge-shaped design provides the essential immobilization required for recovery. By keeping the legs separated at the correct angle, it helps prevent improper movement that could disrupt the healing process.