Care 100 Bed- Bed Height 8.75" to 26"
- Deck Surface Pan Deck
- Max Back Angle 70°
- Weight 165 lbs
- Weight Capacity 450 lbs
The Joerns Care 100 Bed is built with strong tubular frame construction and has an impressive 450 pound weight capacity, making it a versatile addition to any facility.
Carroll CS5 Bed- Bed Height 9" to 30"
- Deck Surface Pan Deck
- Max Back Angle 70°
- Weight 188 lbs
- Weight Capacity 500 lbs
The Carroll CS5 Bed is one of the best values that you’ll find on the market, yet it’s still full of features to keep patients safe while facilitating excellent caregiving.
EasyCare Hospital Bed- Bed Height 7" to 30"
- Deck Surface Pan Deck
- Max Back Angle 65°
- Weight 279 lbs
- Weight Capacity 500 lbs
The EasyCare Hospital Bed offers multiple positions which can improve patient comfort and circulation while reducing the chance of bed sores.
MedPlus Homecare Bed- Bed Height 12.75" to 28.75"
- Deck Surface Pan Deck
- Max Back Angle 80°
- Weight 270 lbs
- Weight Capacity 600 lbs
The MedPlus Homecare Bed by Med Mart features the latest technology and a design that was created to fit seamlessly into any home setting.
UltraCare XT Bed- Bed Height 7" to 30"
- Deck Surface Pan Deck
- Max Back Angle 65°
- Weight 279 lbs
- Weight Capacity 500 lbs
The UltraCare XT Bed is a versatile bed which offers electric powered head, foot, and height adjustments, as well as Trendelenburg and Reverse Trendelenburg positions.
Comfort Wide Bariatric Low Bed- Bed Height 9" to 25"
- Deck Surface Pan Deck
- Max Back Angle 65°
- Weight 255 lbs
- Weight Capacity 800 lbs
The Med Mizer Comfort Wide Bariatric Low Bed features tool-free slide technology, so you can adjust its width from 35” to 42” or even 48”.
ActiveCare SafeTurn Bed- Bed Height 12.75" to 28.75"
- Deck Surface Pan Deck
- Max Back Angle 80°
- Weight 385 lbs
- Weight Capacity 600 lbs
The Active Care SafeTurn Bed by Med-Mizer is an innovative design that functions as both a hospital bed and a lift chair.
RC Ultra Hi-Lo 850- Bed Height 7" to 30"
- Deck Surface Pan Deck
- Max Back Angle 65°
- Weight 270 lbs
- Weight Capacity 270.000000
The RC Hi-Lo 850 lowers to 9.5” and has total lock and steering lock casters to allow for easy bed movement and facilitate patient transport.
Sequoia Bed- Bed Height 12.75" to 28.75"
- Deck Surface Pan Deck
- Max Back Angle 80°
- Weight 250 lbs
- Weight Capacity 600 lbs
The SonderCare Sequoia Bed improves patient comfort and safety with its broad height range and individual backrest, knee, height range, chair, and tilt operations.
HR 1000 Med Surg Bed- Bed Height 13.875" to 30"
- Deck Surface Solid Deck
- Max Back Angle 67°
- Weight 230 lbs
- Weight Capacity 500 lbs
The HR 1000 Hospital Bed is equipped with features that maximize patient comfort while prioritizing caregiver safety, such as an integrated scale and ergonomic design.
Long term beds are designed to maximize a patient’s comfort when they must spend significant amounts of time in bed. These beds are versatile and electrically powered, and their adjustability helps to both maximize patient comfort and make caregiving easier.
Long term beds feature both head and knee adjustments so that the patient can sit up comfortably in bed. This action helps to avoid pressure sores by changing the patient’s position, and also increases circulation after lying flat in bed for hours. Changing positions can also help to relieve muscle cramping and discomfort, and makes it easier for the patient to enjoy activities like watching TV or reading.
These homecare beds are also height adjustable, so you can change the height of the bed depending on what is needed at a particular time. Raise the bed to make interacting with and caring for the patient easier, and lower the bed when you’re getting ready to transfer the patient.
Ordering a long term bed gives you the chance to customize many of the bed’s features. You will often have the chance to select the bed’s size, control type, and mattress. Some beds give you the chance to choose the head and foot panel colors. You will also select whether you need bed rails, and the type of bed rails that you need.
When ordering a long term bed, make sure that the bed’s dimensions will fit in the room where you’re planning on locating the bed. You will also want to check the bed’s weight capacity to make sure that it can accommodate the patient.
Long term beds are designed to be comfortable for patients, and are easy to use. They minimize the amount of physical work required of the caregiver, and their motorized position changes make for a comfortable experience for the patient.