Formerly Comfort Company
Comfort Arm
HCPCS Coding: E2209
- 22" Long design provides finger support for all users, preventing edema.
- Comfortable straps for securing the arm. Can be easily adjusted or removed.
- Provides support for contractures and tone, while also preventing finger drop.
- Moldable option can be used to elevate fingers preventing edema.
- Available as Standard, Low, and Tall Rail.
- Swing Away & EAD Hardware qualifies for HCPCS: E1028.
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Comfort Arm Standard
Comfort Arm Low
Comfort Arm Tall Rail
Comfort Arm Demo Video
ARM STYLES
HARDWARE OPTIONS
EAD HARDWARE
- Allows arm trough to be elevated and articulated with a quick release lever.
- Trough can be adjusted for depth up to 3" and width up to 5".
- Hardware weighs only 1.2 lbs.
INTERLOCK BRACKET
- The interlock bracket locks down to either 3/4" or 7/8" (1" upon request) tubing using a two bolt connection.
- Standard with fixed or swing-away hardware options.
SWING-AWAY HARDWARE
- The rotating base system allows the comfort arm to be angularly rotated side-to-side and adjusted front and back 7".
TRACK MOUNT
- Hardware specifically designed for the Pride TB3 line of chairs.
COVER OPTIONS
COMFORT-TEK FABRIC
The fluid resistant exterior has supple leathery properties that provide an easily cleaned surface and protection for the inner cushion. Comfort-Tek has multi-dimensional stretch and helps alleviate pressure on bony prominences.
Standard Order Forms
Catalog & Product Pages
Instruction Sheets
Non-Standard Product Templates
comfort arm standard
Hayes Enterprises, Hendersonville, NC
Side supports are not designed to withstand pressure from the elbow. Creates pressure sores unless lined with genuine sheepskin.
There should be a size 20"offered instead of jumping from 17 to 22.
Thanks for listening, Chuck Hayes 828-891-2096
Does what it is supposed to do
Joan Jazwinski, Tucson, AZ
Tight fit - cannot be too overweight.
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This product may be covered by one or more patents or pending patent applications. See www.comfortcompany.com/ip.