SofTech Custom Wheelchair Cushion

Custom Built To Both Heal And Prevent Pressure Sores While You Sit

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The Aquila SofTech Cushion helps heal and prevent pressure injuries.

SofTech Custom Wheelchair Cushion

Retail cost $4730 (effective 01/01/2023)

The SofTech Wheelchair Cushion is in a class by itself.  With completely new state of the art electronics and auto-start/stop, the best just got better.

The SofTech wheelchair cushion is custom made and specifically designed to treat and prevent pressure sores by automatically changing pressure distribution. The benefits of the SofTech wheelchair cushion are similar to doing a pressure lift but without requiring effort from the end-user.  Circulation is actively stimulated every 60 seconds which is instrumental in preventing pressure sores.

The SofTech wheelchair cushion also provides full time offloading where you need it, such as under an existing pressure sore or area of sensitivity.  The custom fabrication process allows Aquila technicians to offload under your areas of concern no matter the size or location.   

The SofTech wheelchair cushion is a completely self-contained system with the electronics, battery, and pump built right into the cushion rather than in a separate controller.  The SofTech also utilizes auto-start/stop technology.  The SofTech wheelchair cushion will start automatically when weight is applied to the surface of the cushion.  When weight is removed from the surface of the cushion, the SofTech will automatically turn off.  The best truly just got better.

We guarantee our custom wheelchair cushions to be the most effective cushions on the market in terms of stimulating circulation while offloading under existing pressure injuries.  We also have the most clinical evidence of any cushion on the market.

The SofTech has been assigned HCPCS code E2609 for reimbursement from Medicare and other insurance.

Learn About Medicare Reimbursement for Wheelchair Cushions

SofTech – A Combination of Technology, Comfort and Convenience

  • Aquila SofTech Wheelchair Cushion

    Aquila SofTech Wheelchair Cushion

    Shown with regular cover and additional incontinent cover
  • Internal air bladders automatically inflate and deflate in two groups changing pressure distribution and stimulating circulation
  • All electronics for the SofTech are contained inside the wheelchair cushion.  (Electronics cannot be felt when sitting on the cushion and do not interfere with operation.)
  • The SofTech is now equipped with auto-start/stop technology
  • Firmness setting adjustor and re-charger port on cushion side panel
  • No exposed hoses to get caught or damaged
  • Entire system weighs about 5 pounds
  • The SofTech exterior surface is waterproof coated foam
  • Anti-microbial wheelchair cushion cover

A Product That Bends the Boundaries

We are proud to say that Mobility Management Magazine featured the SofTech wheelchair cushion in a recent article – “Aquila’s SofTech: It’s What’s Inside that Counts“. They praised our new cushion saying that the Aquila SofTech wheelchair cushion is:

“…a product that bends the boundaries of what you might expect from high-end custom seating for your most at-risk wheelchair clients.”

Read Article About The SofTech Wheelchair Cushion Here
Young man that uses the Aquila SofTech custom wheelchair cushion system.

Compare Wheelchair Cushions and See the Difference Movement Makes

Watch the video and see the difference between an Aquila alternating wheelchair cushion and a static air flotation cushion.

In the video, the pressure map on the left is the Aquila alternating wheelchair cushion and the one on the right is a Roho static cushion.  See the difference between changing pressure points versus constant pressure.  Remember, constant pressure is the number one cause of pressure sores.

Which wheelchair cushion do you think is better for your skin and tissue?  Call Aquila today for more information.

Pressure Mapping Comparison of Aquila's SofTech Alternating Wheelchair Cushion vs Roho Static Air Cushion

Medicare Coverage

The Medicare billing code for the SofTech Seating System is: HCPCS E2609.

We have recently heard from DME companies that the most Medicare will pay towards a SofTech is a few hundred dollars and that the process can take up to a year to come through.  

Private insurance and/or workers’ compensation may offer a different outcome.

See What Our Customers Have to Say

  • Life Changing Wheelchair Cushion

    If I can think of one phrase to use with this cushion it would be life changing, because that’s what it’s been for me. I was paralyzed July 9, 2007.  It is a day I will never remember but I will celebrate every year. I have had a chronic pressure Read More

  • A Technological Solution: Aquila Wheelchair Cushions

    After aorta surgery I became paralyzed from T-9 down.  I had to learn and research all the different types of seating for first my manual chair and then my power chair.  One day searching on Google I framed the search in a way that Aquila was a result…  My Aquila Read More

  • Immediate Pressure Sore Relief

    Just writing to say ‘thank you’ for the immediate attention and prompt turn around!! In today’s world it’s very satisfying to receive such a high quality service!   Some interesting points have materialized at the close of the past two weeks: 1. Aquila service is exceptional! 2. Your Aquila product was Read More

  • Aquila Cushion Changed My Life

    I have been paraplegic for 40 years from a car accident at the age of 20. I have been through so many ROHO cushions believing it to be the best option for pressure relief. This resulted in not only a lot of aggravation over constantly having to repair holes, but Read More

  • Finally Feel Relief

    I cannot recommend this cushion enough to fellow SCI or any other limited movement individuals interested in treating and preventing pressure ulcers.  I had a pressure ulcer since December 2012 that would consistently go from almost healed to completely broken open again using other cushions and luckily never suffered an Read More

  • No Comparison to a Custom Aquila Cushion

    Your seating system is just a miracle and my custom wheelchair cushion has done everything it promised and more.  The two places that I had bandaged on my bottom are now completely fine.  Thank you for such an innovative product for people that are disabled.  There is just no comparison. Read More

See What Our Customers Have to Say

  • Wayne King – Barnegat, NJ

    I have used the Aquila Airpulse PK for six years and would not be without it. I was in a plane crash and am a T-12 paraplegic (SCI). The Airpulse PK cushion system goes with me on Continental Airlines to Atlantis in the Bahamas, to Las Vegas and Atlantic City, Read More

  • Sheri Johnson

    October 2, 2011, I had my second surgery to debride a pressure sore on my right ishium. After that surgery the dimensions were length 3cm width x 3cm depth x 2cm. In addition, I had a tunnel which eventually fluctuated between 5.5 and 6cm. I was put on total bed Read More

  • Bruce McGhie – East Haddam, CT

    I am a C-7 quadriplegic. About seven months ago, I bought an Aquila Airpulse PK wheelchair cushion to deal with seating problems. Its effect has been nothing short of amazing. In recent years, I have had chronic problems with Stage II ulcers, many small lesions (cracks), and a severe rash. Read More

  • Aquila Wheelchair Cushion Testimonial from Ken L. ATP, CRST

      Sent: March 20, 2018 RE: Aquila Corporation Wheelchair Cushion Systems Custom Fabricated for Client When other wheelchair cushions have failed, I can always depend on Aquila Corporation to provide the absolute best custom-made cushions available anywhere.  Their innovative design offers the highest level of skin protection and pressured distribution Read More

  • Mark Annati

    My mother-in-law, Agnes Keating, suffered a stroke several years ago and as a result, half her body is paralyzed. She is unable to walk, has limited movement and suffers from extreme sciatic nerve and arthritic pain. Before we purchased the Airpulse, she would only be in her wheel chair for an Read More

  • Traveling Aquila APK cushion

    March 21,2017 Dear Siiri  –   My cousin’s name was Norman.  Norman was born with Spina Bifida in 1941 and was paralyzed from the waist down.  We grew up together and were best friends until he passed away at 69 years of age.  Pretty amazing considering the doctors told my Read More