Models and Types

Drive Medical offers several models of hospital beds, including:

• Manual Beds – These beds require manual cranking to adjust the head, foot, and height positions. They are a budget-friendly option ideal for patients with caregivers who can operate them.
• Semi-Electric Beds – These beds use an electric motor to adjust the head and foot sections while the height must be adjusted manually with a crank. They are a great compromise between affordability and convenience.
• Full-Electric Beds – Featuring motorized adjustments for height, head, and foot positioning, these beds provide maximum convenience for both patients and caregivers.
• Bariatric Beds – Designed for heavier patients, these beds have wider frames and higher weight capacities to provide enhanced support and comfort.
• Low Beds – These beds are positioned closer to the ground, reducing the risk of falls, making them ideal for patients prone to falling out of bed.

Sizes and Weight Capacities

Drive Medical hospital beds come in a range of sizes to accommodate different patient needs:

• Standard Beds – Typically 36 inches wide and 80 inches long, supporting weights up to 450 lbs.
• Bariatric Beds – Wider and longer, with widths up to 54 inches and lengths up to 88 inches, accommodating weights between 600-1000 lbs.
• Low Beds – Designed to be closer to the floor for fall prevention, with a height adjustment range as low as 9.5 inches.

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Key Features

Drive Medical hospital beds come with a variety of features to enhance patient comfort and caregiver convenience:

• Adjustable Positions – Electric or manual controls allow for multiple positioning options, such as Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg in some models.
• Side Rails – Optional half or full-length rails provide safety and support for patients getting in and out of bed.
• Mattress Compatibility – Many beds come with foam, alternating pressure, or low air loss mattresses to help prevent bedsores.
• Remote Control – Full-electric models often include a hand remote for easy adjustments.
• Caster Wheels – Locking caster wheels provide mobility and stability when needed.

Benefits

Drive Medical hospital beds offer several benefits:

• Enhanced Comfort – Adjustable positions help relieve pressure points and improve circulation.
• Increased Safety – Side rails and low bed options reduce the risk of falls and injuries.
• Ease of Use – Electric models simplify positioning adjustments for both patients and caregivers.
• Durability and Strength – High-quality materials and sturdy frames ensure long-lasting performance.
• Customizability – Various models, accessories, and mattress options allow for personalized patient care.

Overall, Drive Medical hospital beds provide reliable, comfortable, and functional solutions for patients needing long-term or temporary medical care at home or in healthcare facilities.

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