Description

• Adjustability: Electric or manual controls enable caregivers to raise or lower the entire bed, the head section (Fowler position), or the foot section, thereby enhancing breathing, circulation, and comfort.
• Side Rails: Raised and lowered for patient safety to prevent falls, with some having alarms.
• Control Panel: A handset that allows patients to adjust settings or call for assistance, and sometimes controls nearby electronics.
• Mattress: Typically high-density foam, often covered in waterproof, anti-static material, with options for air mattress systems.
• Frame: Sturdy construction (like epoxy-coated steel) with wheels for mobility, often featuring a strong frame for higher weight capacities (bariatric beds).

• Respiratory Aid: Semi-upright positions ease breathing for conditions like COPD.
• Pain Relief: Custom angles reduce pressure on joints and the back.
• Circulation: Leg elevation helps with edema.
• Safety: Prevents falls for patients with mobility issues or dementia.
• Caregiver Efficiency: Adjustable height reduces strain during transfers and care.