When patients are confined to hospital beds for a given amount of time, it is obviously important that they are made to be as comfortable as possible. However, it is also important that they are in a bed that makes it easy for medical professionals to give them the care that they need. There are many hospital beds and accessories available for medical professionals and caregivers that provide both of these essential elements.
The Medlite Home Care full electric bed is an excellent bed because it is comfortable for the patient, easy to move and safe for both the patient and the caregiver. This fully electric bed uses a quiet motor with a low voltage system that makes it completely safe to use. The construction of the bed is designed to reduce the risk of pinching or other injuries to the patient or caregiver.
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For psychiatric or Alzheimer's patients, it is often safest to choose a low bed with a reclined elevated head section. Since the bed is lower to the ground than a typical bed, it does not require the same restraints, making it easier for the caregiver. The supports that hold the mattress in place are also completely free of sharp edges, so there is little risk of a patient injuring themselves on the bed.
Safety rails are an important feature in any hospital bed because they help to prevent the accidents that are most likely to occur. Telescoping full length bed rails make any bed versatile because they can be easily installed or taken off of a bed as they are needed. When attached, they easily adjust up and down for the comfort of the patient and the convenience of the caregiver.
When a patient is confined to a hospital bed, it is important that they feel secure without feeling as though they are trapped. One way to achieve this is through the use of universal half-length bed rails, which are compatible with all spring-style hospital beds. They are perfect for providing the necessary protection when the bed is elevated without making the patient feel confined.
Being confined to hospital beds or caring for those who are bedridden is certainly unpleasant, but the right bed can ease some of that stress. It is important to choose a hospital bed that will keep the patient comfortable while making it convenient for the caregiver to complete their necessary tasks. Finding the right hospital bed will make the recovery process much easier on everyone involved.
Special Price!!! Davinci Sleigh Toddler Bed, Espresso
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Davinci Sleigh Toddler Bed, Espresso Feature
- Provides proper and first transition from crib to twin or full sized bed
- Lead and phthlate Safe - non toxic finish
- Complete your toddler bed with any Davinci standard ized crib matterss
- Made of sustainable pine
Davinci Sleigh Toddler Bed, Espresso Overview
M2990Q Have your toddler make the proper first transition from the crib before moving to a twin of full size bed with the Sleigh Toddler Bed by DaVinci. Bed Features: -Uses same mattress as the crib -Ready to assemble -Constructed from New Zealand Radiata Pine Wood Sleigh Toddler Bed Assembly Instructions About New Zealand Radiata Pine Wood: Radiata Pine, better known as 'New Zealand Pine' is a softwood tree that contains many properties that make it very suitable for furniture and furniture making. It has a density equal to that of hardwoods like poplar, mahogany and oak. Its uniform density ensures a smooth and consistent texture and confers its excellent machining, painting and staining properties; there is almost no variation in color between pieces. DaVinci's pine wood originates from forests maintained by managers that enforce environmental responsibility and the conservation of forest wildlife. ***Please note that these products cannot be shipped to Alaska, Hawaii, or Puerto Rico. We apologize for the inconvenience - feel free to call us regarding alternatives!SAVE NOW on the special offers below!
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