EasyCare Hi-Low Bed
- Rolls in low standard or optional at any height between 7" and 30"
- Four-section mattress support platform
- Hand pendant and optional staff control
UltraCare XT AdvanceCare Bed
- Capable of Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg positions
- Decorative head and foot panels are standard
- Light up, back lit controls for safety and ease of use
Care 100 Bed
- Therapeutic grid surface offers improved air flow and ultimate support for the sleep surface
- Four-section mattress support platform offers full range of comfort and therapeutic positions, which may reduce skin shear
- Staff Control allows caregivers flexibility to select which features may be adjustable by the resident
PrevaMatt Defend Pressure Relief Mattress
- Fit for prevention and Stage I treatments
- Reduces risk of pressure-related injuries
- Designed with breathable, cooling construction
Honeycomb Gel Seat Cushion
- Non-slip base
- Comfortable seating
- Easy portability
Fall Mat Safety Bedside Mat
- Full length mat
- Absorbs impact
- Beveled edges
S3 MedSurg Bed Certified Bed
- iBed Awareness monitors local bed status information and alerts caregivers visually, audibly, or remotely if preset parameters are compromised
- The open architecture platform gives you the clinical and financial flexibility to choose any support surface for the bed
- The movement of the Stryker-exclusive StayPut Bed Frame maintains the relative location of the patient when the head of the bed is raised
Hospital beds are designed so that you can provide a loved one with top-quality care. When a person is recovering from an injury or needs to spend a large amount of time in bed, your average bed will fall short of their needs. Home care beds include features which can accommodate a patient's specific needs, keeping them comfortable and healthy.
Homecare medical beds are available in different styles, but you will notice that nearly all of the beds are adjustable. The ability to raise the head and the foot areas of a bed is essential to patient comfort and well being. By adjusting the bed, you can relieve pressure on the patient's body, helping to reduce bed sores. The change of position also helps to improve circulation, and makes for a more comfortable option for reading, watching TV, and talking with friends and family.
Safety is paramount for anyone who is in bed for a long time, and home care beds are designed to maximize safety in your own home. They are available with bedrails for increased safety, and bedrails may be purchased separately. From safety release systems to nightlights which are built right into the beds themselves, medical home care beds are built with excellent attention to patient safety.
There are countless advantages to being able to care for a loved one at home, from financial savings to the morale boost that being in the comfort of your own home provides to a patient. Medical beds available in many different styles and designs suit your specific needs for home care. From long term beds to bariatric beds to adjustable beds, these home care beds provide your loved one with comfort, support, and safety.