Homecare Beds

A homecare bed provides comfort and makes it easier to care for bedridden and low-mobility people. The adjustable height and mattress position let you raise the head and foot sections. A bed with a mattress can also be hired.

Homecare beds — how to choose

A homecare bed provides comfort and makes it easier to care for low-mobility people. The height and mattress position can be adjusted conveniently, and the head or foot section raised — this makes eating, getting up and daily care easier for both the patient and the carer.

What to look for

  • Adjustment — manual or electric adjustment of height and positions.
  • Maximum load and dimensions.
  • Side rails — provide safety and prevent falling out.
  • Mattress — chosen by the risk of pressure ulcers (see the mattress categories).

Quality and support

All beds are CE-marked medical devices. A homecare bed with a mattress can be hired or rented from us, which is convenient if it is only needed temporarily. A suitable mattress can be found in the homecare bed mattresses and anti-bedsore mattresses sections.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a homecare bed and an ordinary one?

A homecare (functional) bed allows the height and mattress position to be adjusted and the head and foot sections to be raised, and it often has side rails. This makes care easier and improves the comfort and safety of the bedridden person.

Can a homecare bed be hired?

Yes. A homecare bed with a mattress can be hired or rented, for example during the recovery period.

How do I choose a mattress for a homecare bed?

The mattress is chosen by the user’s weight and the risk of pressure ulcers — the higher the risk, the more specialised the mattress. For a higher risk, an anti-bedsore air-pump mattress is chosen.