# Major Recall Alert: Progressa Bed Surfaces Recalled Due to Air Bladder Positioning Issue
Baxter Corporation has announced an **urgent medical device correction** for its **Progressa Bed Surfaces (mattresses)**. Effective **February 25, 2025**, the recall addresses a crucial safety concern. The issue involves the air bladders inside the mattress potentially **moving out of position when the head of the bed is elevated**, which can create an unsafe dip in the mattress. This may compromise patient safety, potentially causing discomfort or increasing risks during use.
Read on to learn about the **critical implications of this recall**, the steps you can take to resolve the issue, and how to stay informed about similar recalls.
## Why This Recall is Important
Designed with patient care in mind, **Progressa Bed Surfaces** are widely used in healthcare and hospital settings. These mattresses incorporate advanced **air bladder technology** to provide better support and promote patient comfort. However, the issue identified by Baxter Corporation poses a significant safety concern:
- When the **head of the bed is elevated**, the air bladders inside the mattress may **shift out of position**.
- This can result in **uneven surfaces**, creating a dip in the mattress.
- Such an issue can potentially compromise the patient's posture and increase discomfort.
- In serious cases, this malfunction could pose risks for immobile or critically ill patients relying on consistent support to prevent complications like pressure ulcers.
For anyone using or managing Progressa Bed Surfaces, this recall is a **serious concern**, and immediate action is required.
## Details of the Recall
Here are the primary details surrounding the recall of **Progressa Bed Surfaces**:
- **Category**: Medical devices (CAN)
- **Brand**: Progressa Bed Surfaces
- **Product Affected**: Mattresses with air bladder configurations used in healthcare/hospital settings
- **Recall Reason**: Air bladders inside the mattress may shift out of position when the head of the bed is elevated, causing a dip.
- **Recall Initiation Date**: February 25, 2025
- **Safety Measures Advised**: Baxter Corporation strongly advises healthcare providers and users to evaluate the product and follow the instructions outlined in their urgent medical device correction notice.
To learn more, view the [official recall information here](https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recall/progressa-bed-surfaces).
## What You Should Do
If you're a user of Progressa Bed Surfaces, take the following steps immediately:
1. **Inspect the mattress**: Check for any noticeable dips or signs of malfunction, especially after elevating the head of the bed.
2. **Contact Baxter Corporation**: Reach out to the manufacturer for additional guidance, repairs, or replacements.
3. **Follow corrective measures**: Review the instructions from the official recall notice and implement any suggested changes.
4. **Communicate with healthcare providers**: For hospitals and care facilities, ensure staff is aware of the issue to mitigate risks for patients.
Taking quick, informed action is critical to ensuring the safety and well-being of patients relying on these mattresses.
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For additional details, visit the [official recall page here](https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recall/progressa-bed-surfaces). Stay proactive, prioritize safety, and ensure that every product you use meets the highest standards of quality.
By staying informed, you’ll keep yourself, your patients, and your loved ones safer from potential hazards.