American Medical Mattress Review

American Medical Mattress is a family-owned US maker of medical-grade foam support surfaces. They're for hospitals, long-term-care facilities and home care. It isn't a consumer comfort brand. Its 6-inch long-term-care and in-patient models pair zoned foam cores with fluid-proof antimicrobial covers. Prices run about $229 to $570, with 3 to 7 year warranties. You order through custom quotes. If you want a bedroom mattress, you'll need to look elsewhere.

For maximum pressure reduction and zoned support, choose the Memory Advanced Resident LTC 6in. It has a 4.0 lb memory foam top across the full surface. For a balanced memory feel at a lower price, pick the Memory Plus In-Patient 6in. It has a 3.0 lb memory top and a sloped-heel Yes or No option for heel offloading.

For a basic, durable, reversible surface on a budget, choose the Comfort Resident LTC 6in. If you need bariatric, stretcher, OR-table, labor-delivery or behavioral-health surfaces, shop the brand's other clinical lines. These three models aren't made for those needs.

The Comfort Resident LTC 6in is $228.75 (80 in, 70D Nylon), $275.00 (80 in, 4 Way Stretch), $237.50 (84 in, 70D Nylon) and $283.75 (84 in, 4 Way Stretch). The Memory Advanced Resident LTC 6in runs about $555.75 (80 in) to $570.38 (84 in) in 4 Way Stretch.

The Memory Plus In-Patient 6in starts at $400.00 in the collection grid. Its 76 in 4 Way Stretch variants ran about $520 to $603. All VHA and NACHC facilities get 15% off, and custom and volume quotes are available. Prices are low for institutional gear, and multi-year warranties are included. But there's no trial, and orders are made to order with lead times.

The Comfort model has a reversible, flippable single core of 1.8 lb medical-grade foam. The Memory Advanced has a 4.0 lb memory foam top over a 4-zone middle. The zones are 1.9 at the head, 2.5 at the torso and seat, 1.9 at the calf and 1.6 at the heel. Below that sit a 1.8 base layer and 2.0 side-rail foam, per the official meta descriptions. The Memory Plus has the same zoned stack with a 3.0 lb memory foam top and a sloped-heel option.

Covers come in 70D Nylon or 4 Way Stretch. The brand describes all of them as anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, latex-free and 100% fluid-proof medical-grade fabric. Bottoms are Low Slip or No Slip. The brand doesn't publish certifications such as CertiPUR-US, GOTS or GREENGUARD (checked September 2026).

The brand says its in-patient surfaces are designed for durability, with optimal pressure-reducing foam. The Comfort core is reversible and flippable, which extends its life. The formal backing is the warranty. Comfort models carry 3 years of non-prorated cover and foam core coverage. Memory Plus and Memory Advanced (non-bariatric) carry 7 years.

Improper cleaning, chemical damage or alteration can void the warranty. The brand doesn't publish independent durability, sag or pressure-mapping test data (checked September 2026).

We saw no on-site star ratings, review counts or testimonial text as of September 2026. We also found no BBB, Trustpilot or Google ratings for the brand. The brand doesn't publish recurring complaint themes.

You should ask for facility references before you order. Read the warranty cleaning requirements too, since covers must follow the product cleaning guidelines.

Buy direct at americanmedicalmattress.com, which uses Shopify checkout in USD. The brand doesn't publish retail showrooms, a dealer locator or third-party distributors (checked September 2026). For institutional and custom orders, use the Request a Quote or Custom Orders page. You can also call 800-AMM-2550, Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 7:00pm ET, or email through the site.

Always confirm the exact size, cover, bottom type and sloped-heel option at checkout. Listings vary by hospital-bed frame, such as Versacare, TotalCare and 100 Low LTC.

The brand ships to the United States, Canada and Mexico through multiple carriers. Orders typically ship within 2 to 3 weeks of purchase, since they're made to order. Rates depend on package size, quantity, weight and destination. Subscription-order rates may change per order.

You must document damage on the carrier receipt at delivery. Then claim it with photos to both the carrier and the brand within 15 days. Otherwise you take on full responsibility for the invoice. The brand doesn't publish white-glove setup or old-mattress removal (checked September 2026).

The brand doesn't publish a consumer sleep trial, comfort exchange or free-return program (checked September 2026). The page titled refund policy holds only the warranty policy. No trial length, return window or restocking-fee schedule appears on the site.

Your recourse after purchase is the warranty-claim process. You email visual documentation, then get an RMA with shipping instructions at the brand's discretion. Confirm all sale-final and freight terms in writing before you order, especially for custom sizes.

The warranty page, which sits at the refund-policy URL, sets terms by product. Dartex stretch-cover stretcher pads, OR table pads and replacement covers get 1 year. Vinyl-cover stretcher pads get 2 years. All Comfort models get 3 years non-prorated on the cover and foam core. Comfort Plus, Comfort Advanced and bariatric models get 5 years. Memory Plus and Memory Advanced (non-bariatric) get 7 years.

It covers defects in material, construction and craftsmanship, with an equivalent replacement at the brand's discretion. It excludes or voids improper cleaning, prolonged chemical exposure, altered or repaired products and incidental damage after the factory. To claim, you email photos for RMA review.

Against clinical suppliers like Drive Medical, Invacare and Medline, American Medical Mattress is a smaller, family-owned US foam maker. It sells direct, with published foam densities, custom sizing and VHA and NACHC discounts. It has far less third-party review volume. Against custom foam shops, it wins on healthcare covers and zoned pressure-reduction designs.

Against consumer brands like Tempur-Pedic, Purple and Saatva, it isn't comparable. It sells narrow clinical sizes with fluid-proof covers, no trials and no comfort marketing. If you want comfort, look elsewhere.

We read the brand's own product, policy and warranty pages, then checked retailer listings and public complaint sites like the Better Business Bureau. We last checked everything here in September 2026. Prices and policies change, so confirm them on the seller's page before you buy. You can read more in our methodology and editorial policy.