Trendelenburg/Reverse Trendelenburg Positioning - Position your bed at a diagonal with the legs above the head to decrease swelling in the legs (Trendelenburg) or position the head above
the legs to put the bed into more of a true chair position (Reverse Trendelenburg)
Backlit Hand Pendant - Remote controls the head, knee, height, trend/reverse trend, underbed lighting as well as One Button Chair Position.
Underbed Lighting - Helps illuminate under the bed for bathroom or caregiving needs.
Full Electric - head and knees raise and lower with the remote control.
Steel Tubular Deck will provide the support that the other entry level beds don't. This support makes it easier to get in and out of bed, but most importantly
the support provides optimal comfort for sleeping in bed as well.
Width and length expansions are integrated in the frame, so no tools or kits are needed. Multiple widths and lengths are possible in case any change in care is needed for your loved one or patient.
Hi-Lo setting is ideal for users who potentially could fall out of bed as well as caregivers in high position for adjusting patients and loved ones at the proper height for care.
Underbed Light for safe bed exits at night or easy ambient light for caregivers to provide care with little stirring.
Falls Risk Prevention - Floor level height with optional safety mat and advanced falls alarm system to help facilities manage high risk resident falls.
Trendelenburg/Reverse Trendelenburg Positioning - Position your bed at a diagonal with the legs above the head to decrease swelling in the legs (Trendelenburg) or position the head above the legs to put the bed into more of a true chair position (Reverse Trendelenburg)
High-Low Bed - drops to 7" height for fall risks and 30" for easier care giving.
Multiple Width Options - bed is available in 36", 39" or 48" wide for optimal space.
Trendelenburg/Reverse Trendelenburg Positioning - Position your bed at a diagonal with the legs above the head to decrease swelling in the legs (Trendelenburg) or position the head above the legs to put the bed into more of a true chair position (Reverse Trendelenburg)
