A pillow is provided herein which includes a cover having opposing first and second panels. A gusset perimetrically bounds, and joins, the first and second panels. The gusset is formed of an open cell construction. Compliant fill material is disposed within the cover. Advantageously, with the subject invention, a pillow is provided allowing for lateral ventilation between opposing panels. This permits a cooling effect while a user is resting or sleeping.

The therapeutic massaging device has a housing or cover, with a top surface, bottom surface, and sides, with the top surface having a head member, neck member, and a back member. The housing includes at least one motor and the motor vibrates portions of the top surface thus massaging the user's neck and back. The device includes one temperature control element that can be controlled by a smart phone. Further, the housing may have at least one speaker, at least one light source, and a plurality of fasteners. The device also has an interchangeable head member.

A heated and cooled corner pillow device is provided. The device is comprised of a body that has a first pillow, a second pillow, a third pillow, and a stopper. The pillows each have a pocket to accommodate an insert of a heating or cooling pad. Additionally, the body is angled to fit in the corner of a couch. The stopper is tucked in between the couch cushions to secure the device in place during use so it does not move.

Pivotably connected upper and lower cushions may be sized and shaped to protect chest and lower abdomen areas of a patient, respectively. The cushion structure may be held against the chest and/or abdomen areas of a patient by a combination of an adjustable and disconnectable neck strap attached to an upper portion of the upper cushion, and an adjustable length and resilient strap, such as an elastic belt binder, which may be positioned around the user's waist and the upper cushion. The lower cushion may pivotably move with the patient's legs, allowing the cushion structure to be comfortably used when moving between standing and seated positions, and providing improved protection from automotive seat belts. Pockets may be provided for positioning ice packs proximate the patient's body and for inconspicuously placing a negative-pressure wound therapy vacuum pump or other items.

A cooling pillow has a cooler module, a heatsink module. The heatsink module is formed in the cooler module. The peltier cooler has a bottom side and a top side. The peltier cooler transfers heat from the bottom side of the peltier cooler to the heatsink module. The water tube absorbs heat from the heatsink module. The fiberglass bottom stabilizes the heatsink module. The fiberglass bottom also insulates the heat within the cooler module. The pressure sensor is formed in the cooler module. The pressure sensor measures pressure from the user. The pillow antenna is formed within the cooler module.

The inventive subject matter is directed to inflatable pillows that are useful in the context of non-pharmaceutical therapies. Pillows of the inventive subject matter comprise a hexagonal top surface, a hexagonal bottom surface, and one or more pockets that allow users to place warming/cooling pads beneath the top surface of the pillow. In some embodiments, up to three pockets can be included, where each pocket is accessible along an edge of the top surface. When divided into third, each pocket can be accessible along an edge of the hexagonal outer edge of the top surface such that a user's neck can rest along that edge to improve contact with a warming/cooling pad. Embodiments include an air hub to facilitate inflation and deflation, and a stiff pillow base can be included as well.

The present invention relates generally to travel pillows and, in particular, to a travel pillow with integrated comfort and therapeutic features.

A portable mattress seating apparatus attachable to a mattress. The portable mattress seating apparatus clips onto a location on the peripheral of any conventional mattress. The apparatus has a retaining member that is retained under a mattress and above the box spring. The retaining member is attached to a vertical member adjacent to the side of the mattress. The vertical member is attached to another seating member that is oriented parallel to the top of the mattress face. The seat member is attached to a back-rest member. The back-rest member is attached to the seating member distal to the side of the mattress. The back-rest member is adjustable, allowing the back rest to be at acute, obtuse or 90-degree angles to the seating member. Further, the apparatus includes supporting members to spread the weight of a seated person.

A character pillow incorporating a thermal element having a removable and rechargeable energy disposed within a pocket member, the pillow adapted to be immersible in water.

The present disclosure provides a cervical traction pillow includes a cervical traction pillow main body and a heating device. The heating device covers the cervical traction pillow main body. The cervical traction pillow main body is a flexible cervical traction pillow main body with a narrow upper part and a wide lower part, so as to form a neck brace traction portion at an upper end and a base at a lower end, a first back portion connected between the neck brace traction portion and the base, and two first side portions opposite and connected to the neck brace traction portion, the base, and the back portion. The neck brace traction portion and a bottom surface of the base are connected in an acute angle.