Djo Procare California Tracheotomy Collar

Djo Procare California Tracheotomy Collar

The Procare California Tracheotomy Collar is a specialized medical collar designed to provide support for individuals who require tracheotomy care during extrication and rehabilitation.

• Pre-Formed Molded Foam: The collar is constructed from pre-formed molded foam. This foam material is designed to offer a combination of comfort and support, making it suitable for individuals who have undergone tracheotomy procedures and need adequate support for their neck and head.

• Two-Piece Polyethylene Foam Lamination: The collar consists of a two-piece polyethylene foam lamination. This design allows for flexibility and ease of use while maintaining a secure and supportive fit around the neck.

• Head Support: The primary purpose of the California Tracheotomy Collar is to provide support for the head and neck. It helps maintain the head in a neutral position, which is essential for individuals who have undergone tracheotomy procedures. The collar also offers support to the occipital (back of the head) and mandibular (jaw) areas.

• Multiple Heights: The collar is available in four different heights. This variety in sizing ensures that the collar can be tailored to the specific needs of the individual, allowing for a more customized and comfortable fit.

• Incorporation into Plaster Body Jacket: In some cases, the California Tracheotomy Collar can be incorporated into a plaster body jacket. This integration may be necessary for individuals who require comprehensive support and stabilization during rehabilitation.

The Djo Procare California Tracheotomy Collar is a specialized medical device that provides support and stability for individuals who have undergone tracheotomy procedures. It is designed to maintain the head in a neutral position and offer support to the head and neck areas. The availability of multiple heights and the option to incorporate the collar into a plaster body jacket make it a versatile solution for various patient needs during extrication and rehabilitation.

Sizes available:

Measure height from sternal notch to chin

Measurement taken at neck circumference