hospital beds for home use

Full electric hospital beds for home use: the head, knee and bed height all move at the push of a button, so getting in, out and comfortable takes less effort for everyone. Authorized dealer, fast nationwide shipping.

A full electric hospital bed raises and lowers the head, the knees and the whole bed with a hand pendant. That last part matters at home: the caregiver can bring the bed up to waist height for care and back down for a safe exit, with no crank. We have 10 in stock, from simple home care beds to long-term care frames with chair positioning.

Picking a Home Care Bed

Standard home care beds

For most people recovering at home, a 36″ × 80″ bed rated 450 lbs is enough. The Drive Delta Ultra-Light 1000 is the lowest-cost full electric bed we carry, and the Invacare IVC Full-Electric is the dependable standard with IPX6-rated waterproof motor enclosures.

Low beds for fall risk

If the person may get up alone at night, a lower deck helps. The Invacare IVC Low goes down to 9.5″, the Protekt Akra-FE to 9″, and the Lumex Patriot can be set up low (9.5″–20″) or at standard height. For about 7″, see the long-term care beds below.

Long-term care beds at home

When someone is in bed most of the day, families often step up to a long-term care bed: the Joerns EasyCare with Comfort Chair, the Joerns WeCare, or the Protekt Protopia EXP, which widens to 48″. These cost more but go lower, carry more weight and do more positioning. The full range is on our long-term care hospital beds page.

Before you order, measure the doorways and the room, and plan the mattress (most home care beds take a 36″ × 80″ hospital bed mattress) and any bed rails or assist handles.

Still deciding? Our Hospital Bed Buying Guide compares home care, low, bariatric and long-term care beds by condition, and the Hospital Bed Knowledge Base covers sizing, setup and care. Or call us at 585-505-6665.

Already have the bed? Our guide to hospital bed positions and settings shows how to set the head, knees, height and rails for heart failure, dementia, stroke, bed sores and more.

🔗 Hospital Bed Guides

📘 Hospital Bed Buying Guide

📘 Hospital Bed Positions and Settings

📘 Hospital Bed Knowledge Base

📘 Medical Mattress Knowledge Base

Related categories:

👉 Long-Term Care Hospital Beds

👉 Semi-Electric Hospital Beds

👉 Bariatric Hospital Beds

👉 Hospital Bed Mattresses

👉 Bed Rails & Accessories

👉 Trapeze Bars

👉 Overbed Tables