Home care beds are adjustable, providing
comfortable positioning for in-bed activities.
Home care beds come in various models, from economy to luxury.
Differences among beds include:
- electric / manual controls
- adjustment capabilities (head and foot sections)
- height and dimensions
- mattress quality
- options / features
- construction / styles
Traditional bed / manual controls
Support Mattresses
Pressure ulcers, or bed sores, are a common problem and concern for patients who spend long periods of time in bed.
A variety of mattresses and mattress overlays are available to both treat and prevent bed sores.
Ask your doctor or home care equipment provider for more information. These important products are
normally covered by Medicare and most private insurance.
Over-Bed Tables, Side Rails and Trapeze Bars
The proper equipment can give both patients and care givers increased
independence.
Over-bed tables are used not only for eating and working, but also to keep
other items such as eye glasses or drinking water easily accessible.
Side rails give care givers more independence by ensuring that patients can
be left safely in bed without fear of falls.
Trapeze bars give some patients increased independence by using them to
adjust their position in bed, to sit up and get in / out of bed with
less or no assistance.
This brochure does not show all of the products available through Hub's Home Oxygen .
It is meant only to illustrate the range of products available.
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