Loxx Head Support

Broda Products

About the Loxx Head Support

The Loxx head support hardware from the Motion Concepts Matrx^® Seating Series is simple and intuitive. This hardware is compatible with many headrest pad options to fit each user’s unique rehabilitation needs. The Loxx is easily adjustable and is an excellent component for Broda rehabilitation wheelchairs. The head support can be quickly installed with any of the back supports from the Matrx^® Seating Series and can be adjusted to fit any user’s head and neck posture.

The Loxx is available to ship pre-installed with the Encore Rehab Wheelchair, Encore Pedal Wheelchair, or Comfort Rehab Wheelchair.

For Medicare reimbursement, use HCPCS* E0128 | E0955

Headrest Hardware

Intuitive – Tool-less adjustment lever allows for simple adjustment of the pad in all directions.

Flexible – Dual pivot balls and slide bar make it easy to orient the head support pad wherever desired.

Stable – Patent-pending design keeps adjustments locked in position.

Versatile – Curved vertical post allows for lateral or forward-mounting positions.

Head Support Pads

Comfortable – Dual density foam provides immersion, prevents bottoming out.

Durable – Co-molded, dual firmness, high resilience (HR) foam surrounds the backing plates. The foam is made with Ultra-Fresh™ antimicrobial odor protection. Foam can be easily removed for modification if necessary.

Lightweight – 45% Lighter than alternative pads.

Versatile – We offer several varieties of head support pads: standard, occipital and multi-adjustable 4-point support models. Aluminum plates can also be formed to your desired shape.

Covers – The head support pads are covered in zippered, moisture-resistant, breathable Startex fabric. Wipeable covers for infection control (reverse Startex) are also available.

*Government funding codes supplied are for reference only and do not ensure coverage or payment. The government funding codes provided are based on our interpretation of the code definitions. Government funding codes are not intended to be, nor should be considered billing or legal advice. Providers are responsible for determining the appropriate billing codes when submitting claims to the government program and should consult an attorney or another advisor to discuss specific situations in further detail.