Overview: Hospital Beds for Sale
When choosing the right hospital bed for long-term homecare or medical facility use, comfort, safety, and durability are key. At MedCare Mobility, we offer a carefully selected range of hospital beds for sale designed to meet the needs of patients, caregivers, and healthcare providers. From fully electric beds that provide effortless adjustability to semi-electric and bariatric models built for enhanced support, our beds are engineered for both recovery and long-term care. Each model comes from trusted manufacturers like Invacare, Joerns Healthcare, Drive Medical, Proactive Medical, and ProBasics, ensuring medical-grade quality, reliable warranties, and long-lasting performance. Whether you’re caring for a loved one at home or upgrading beds in a professional facility, our collection delivers superior features such as advanced positioning systems, low-height safety options, and easy-to-use controls. With nationwide shipping, expert guidance, and a 100% satisfaction guarantee, you can shop with confidence knowing you’re investing in beds designed to restore dignity, improve care, and enhance quality of life.
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Compare Our Best-Selling Hospital Beds
Finding the right hospital bed can feel overwhelming, but the comparison chart below makes it simple. We’ve highlighted our top-selling hospital beds for sale, each chosen for their proven performance, comfort, and safety in both homecare and facility settings. By comparing features side by side—such as weight capacity, adjustability, positioning functions, and safety design—you’ll quickly see which model best fits your patient’s unique needs. Whether you’re looking for a fully electric bed for effortless control, a low-height safety bed for fall prevention, or a bariatric option built for maximum strength and support, this chart is your shortcut to making the right choice with confidence. Every bed comes from leading brands like Invacare, Joerns, Drive, and ProBasics, ensuring durability, medical-grade quality, and trusted warranties. Use this guide as your starting point to invest in the right solution that delivers not only better care—but also dignity, comfort, and peace of mind.
| Product | Height Range | Sleep Surface / Width Options | Weight Capacity | Key Features | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Protekt Protopia Expandable Home Care Bed | 7″–31″ | 36″, 42″, 48″ widths; 80″–88″ length | 550 lbs | Ultra-low start; tool-free expand width/length; Auto Contour; wood finishes | Elderly fall prevention + bariatric versatility |
| Protekt Protopia Ultra Low LTC Bed | 7″–31″ | 36″ width; 80″–88″ length | 500 lbs | Ultra-low height; tool-free length adjust; Auto Contour | Elderly LTC with maximum fall prevention |
| Joerns EasyCare Hospital Bed | 7″–30″ | 35″–42″ widths | 600 lbs | AdvanceCare positioning; width extension; Roll-in-Low / Roll-at-Any-Height frames | LTC needing smart care features + flexibility |
| Basic American Matrix 6200 | — | 35″ standard; 39″/42″ expandable | High capacity | One-button Cardiac Chair; underbed lighting; antimicrobial finish | Premium LTC + hospital needing advanced positioning |
| Zenith 7200 APS | Hi-low adjustable | 35″ fixed or 35″–42″ Slide-W-I-D-E® | — | Cardiac Chair, Trendelenburg; antimicrobial coat; central lock | Hospital/LTC with bariatric-ready expandability |
| Invacare CS600 Adjustable | 7″–30″ | 36″, 39″, 42″ widths | 600 lbs | Integrated width expansion; Cardiac Chair; one-touch floor lock | Facilities/home needing quick width adjust |
| Invacare CS600 Fully Electric | 7″–30″ | 36″ width (expandable to 42″) | 600 lbs | Cardiac Chair; IEC safety certified; tool-free assembly | Fully electric LTC/homecare with bariatric capacity |
| Joerns WeCare | 8″–28″ | 35″ standard; 39″/42″ optional | 450 lbs | Ultra-low entry; split-frame for delivery; grid deck | Nursing home or homecare needing ultra-low + transport ease |
| Joerns UltraCare XT | 7″–30″ | Standard, 39″, 42″ optional | 500 lbs | UltraLock; comfort width; SafeLight night illumination | High-end hospital/LTC with safety + comfort |
Frequently Asked Questions About Hospital Beds for Sale
1) What type of hospital bed should I buy for long-term home care?
If you need daily adjustability with strong safety features, consider a long-term care–grade frame. Top choices include the
Protekt Protopia™ Expandable Home Care Bed (ultra-low 7” start, tool-free width/length),
Joerns EasyCare® (smart AdvanceCare™ positioning, roll-in-low or roll-at-any-height frames), and
Invacare CS600 (integrated width expansion to 42”). Each delivers clinical safety with home-friendly operation.
2) What is the difference between “hospital beds for sale” and “medical beds for sale”?
They’re often used interchangeably. In our catalog, “hospital beds for sale” typically refers to full-electric, hi-low frames with clinical features (e.g.,
Joerns UltraCare XT,
Matrix 6200,
Zenith 7200 APS). “Medical beds” may include versatile home-care frames like the
Protekt Protopia™ Ultra Low or
Joerns WeCare® that prioritize ultra-low safety and easy delivery.
3) How much do hospital beds for sale cost?
Pricing depends on weight capacity, height range, positioning, and width expansion. Representative tiers: advanced facility-grade options like
UltraCare XT and
EasyCare® cost more due to premium safety and mobility features; highly versatile home-care frames like
Protopia™ Expandable balance price and performance; the
Invacare CS600 offers integrated width expansion at strong value. Ask us for today’s promo pricing.
4) Which hospital bed width should I choose — 36”, 39”, or 42”?
36” fits most rooms and standard linens. Choose 39” or 42” for larger users, specialty mattresses, or when extra repositioning space is helpful. Flexible models include the
Invacare CS600 (integrated 36/39/42) and
Protekt Protopia™ Expandable (tool-free to 36/42/48). Premium frames like
Zenith 7200 APS and
Matrix 6200 also offer expansion (built-in Slide-W-I-D-E® on Zenith; pin-on kits on Matrix).
5) Do I need an ultra-low bed for fall risk?
Ultra-low frames reduce injury risk for high-fall-risk users and support safer egress. The
Protekt Protopia™ Ultra Low and
Protopia™ Expandable both go as low as 7”. Facility-grade choices with 7” lows include
Joerns EasyCare® and
Invacare CS600.
6) What weight capacity should I look for?
Match capacity to the user plus accessories/mattress. 450–500 lb SWL fits most needs (e.g.,
UltraCare XT 500 lb;
WeCare® 450 lb). For higher capacity with width expansion, consider
Invacare CS600 (600 lb SWL) or the
Protopia™ Expandable (550 lb).
7) Which beds offer Trendelenburg or advanced positioning?
For therapy/circulation support and easier caregiving, look at APS/advanced models:
Matrix 6200 and
Zenith 7200 APS include one-button Cardiac Chair; Trendelenburg/Reverse Trendelenburg available. The
Joerns EasyCare® features AdvanceCare™ comfort and programmable positions;
UltraCare XT supports advanced mobility/locking.
8) Which hospital beds are easiest to assemble and deliver?
Tool-free or split-frame designs speed delivery and setup. Standouts include
Protopia™ Ultra Low and
Protopia™ Expandable (100% tool-free adjustments). The
Joerns WeCare® offers split-frame delivery plus optional dolly/stair-climber for tight spaces.
9) What’s the difference between the Matrix 6200 and the Zenith 7200?
Both are U.S.-made, full-electric APS beds with one-button Cardiac Chair, antimicrobial finish, and quiet operation.
Zenith 7200 APS includes built-in Slide-W-I-D-E® (35/39/42) for instant width changes—great for facilities with frequent patient turnover.
Matrix 6200 ships 35” and expands to 39/42 via optional pin-on kits—cost-effective for home/hospice where width rarely changes.
10) Which models balance home aesthetics with clinical safety?
Choose beds with residential end-panel options and low-profile frames:
Protopia™ Expandable (Mahogany/Amber Cherry/Oak),
Joerns EasyCare® (integrated expansion and premium finishes), and
Invacare CS600 Fully Electric (tool-free assembly, 7–30” range).
11) What height range do I need?
If falls are a concern, look for 7–8” lows (e.g.,
Protopia™ Ultra Low,
Protopia™ Expandable,
EasyCare®,
CS600). For caregiver ergonomics, highs near 28–30” reduce strain during care routines.
12) Which hospital beds include built-in width expansion?
For instant width changes, choose the
Invacare CS600 (36/39/42 integrated) or
Joerns EasyCare®. If you want tool-free expansion beyond bariatric widths, the
Protopia™ Expandable adjusts to 36/42/48. The
Zenith 7200 APS offers Slide-W-I-D-E® (35/39/42) without add-ons.
13) Which beds are best for facilities (nursing homes, rehab)?
Facility favorites balance mobility, safety lockouts, and quick reconfiguration:
Joerns EasyCare® (roll-in-low or roll-at-any-height, AdvanceCare™),
UltraCare XT (UltraLock™, SafeLight), and
Zenith 7200 APS (instant width changes). For rapid width changes with 600-lb SWL, see the
Invacare CS600.
14) Which hospital bed should I choose for home hospice or limited space?
Look for ultra-low start heights, tool-free setup, and compact footprints. Two standouts are the
Protopia™ Ultra Low (7–31” travel) and the
Joerns WeCare® (ultra-low entry, split-frame delivery). If future width changes are likely, the
Protopia™ Expandable adapts without tools.
15) What warranties do these hospital beds include?
Coverage varies by model. Examples:
UltraCare XT includes long-term frame/electronics coverage;
Invacare CS600 provides multi-year frame/electronics warranties;
Protopia™ Ultra Low and
Protopia™ Expandable include 15-year frame and 5-year electrical warranties. Ask us to compare coverage before you buy.
Joerns UltraCare XT Heavy Duty Electric Hospital Bed
Protekt Protopia Expandable Width Home Care Hospital Bed
Protekt Protopia Ultra Low Long Term Care Bed | 36" Width Adjustable Length
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