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Support Seating Technology

Revascularize tissue and restore blood flow. 

Clinically validated to provide pressure relief equivalent to a forward-lean offload, Kalogon’s Advanced Pressure Management System (APMS) works continuously to revascularize tissue and maintain blood flow in high-risk areas. It’s a smarter, more responsive approach to seating – exemplifying the standard of care, and beyond. 

Kalogon's Orbiter Med custom cushion with Extender
A side shot of a man in a wheelchair on an Orbiter cushion
Screenshot of Kalogon mobile app

Seating that adapts to you, not the other way around.

Kalogon’s APMS technology automatically adjusts as you move, lean, and shift, delivering dynamic support that helps protect your skin while maintaining positioning. Using machine learning and patent-pending core technology, this system keeps up with the user's pressure, movements, and activities of daily living (ADLs). 

Custom molded seating, reimagined.

Verro Variable-Density Lattice (Lattice) is made from Kalogon’s variable-density lattice technology. This material is printed with varied firmness for locally customized support and reliefs, allowing each cushion to be soft where relief is needed and firm where support is needed. This revolutionary material is hydrophobic, airflow-friendly for microclimate and super easy to clean.

Precision without constant adjustment.

With Kalogon’s Advanced Pressure Management System, pressure is continuously monitored and dialed in through ambient sensing – responding to both user movement and environmental changes in real time. The system adapts automatically, helping maintain effective pressure relief without requiring constant intervention.

Kalogon's Booster controller accessory
a closeup of two different wheelchairs utilizing Kalogon cushion equipment

Orbiter Med’s APMS technology provides over 200 automated offload cycles per day*

*while in 2 minute redistribution mode

Clinical guidelines recommend offloading every

15 minutes

for 2 minutes each to avoid pressure injuries, but most users are able to far less frequently

91%

of pressure injuries are considered preventable

At Kalogon, we focus on clinically-validated seating solutions, fortified by pending patents on core technologies, product efficacy, and a dedication to rapid iteration so our users get the best, first.

Total U.S. healthcare costs per year for pressure injuries exceed 

$11B

2.5M

Americans will develop a pressure injury this year

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