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50 Years of Helping to Reduce Pressure Injuries
Action Products has developed a line of seating products to meet a wide range of customer needs. The benefits of our AKTON® polymer contribute to the comfort and safety of those needing seating and positioning wheelchair cushions.
Action Products has designed and manufactured wheelchair cushions and adaptive pads that help protect against pressure injuries. Our Home Medical products provide pressure relief and shear reduction.
Home Medical Product Categories
Wheelchair Cushion Covers & Accessories
Wheelchair Cushions
Resurfacing Kits
Toilet Seat Pads
Heel & Elbow Protectors
Mattress Overlays
OUR MATERIAL
Since it is reusable, it helps environmentally, economically, and clinically. The perfect package.
Our unique Akton® polymer is effective in helping to reduce pressure injuries and it is reusable which means it helps environmentally, economically, and clinically. In a recent survey, two-thirds of physicians felt the amount of surgical waste generated was excessive and increasing. 5 Our reusable patient positioners can help to reduce that waste.
AKTON polymer is a dry, viscoelastic polymer. Its proprietary formulation is exclusive to Action Products and is the hallmark material of our Action® brand products. Our unique polymer is an ultra-soft, solid rubber that has a tissue equivalent feel. It will not leak, flow, or bottom out if punctured.
EDUCATIONAL BLOGS
Pressure Injuries: Never Events – Part 1
Preventing Hospital-Acquired Pressure Injuries in 2026: Perioperative Strategies to Avoid CMS Never Events Hospital-Acquired Pressure Injuries (HAPIs) remain a costly and preventable harm. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) still classifies Stage...
Heel Pressure Injury Prevention with Evidence-Based Interventions!
Mitigate the risk of a heel pressure injury The supine position is the most common surgical position with the patient lying on their back with the head, neck and spine in a neutral position. This position is not without pressure injury risk as there is increased...
National Patient Safety Goals, Universal Protocol: Guideline for Perioperative Team Communication
Each year the Joint Commission, with input from practitioners, provider organizations, purchasers, consumer groups, and other stakeholders, determines high priority patient safety issues and creates National Patient Safety Goals (NPSG). NPSG were established in 2002...
November 20 is Pressure Injury Prevention Day!
The annual Worldwide Pressure Injury Prevention Day is November 20, 2025. Don’t forget that perioperative pressure Injury prevention strategies decrease hospital acquired pressure injuries (HAPIs) in non-reimbursable CMS “never event” category. Awareness around...
