If through circumstance you have been placed in a position where you are considering choosing a care home bed for a person who may have debilitating illness or requires bed rest, then here are a few tips to help you choose when you are unsure of what you should be looking for.

One of the important things to assess when choosing care beds is the medical condition of the person you are buying it for. Make sure when choosing the bed, it matches the healthcare required for the person involved as it can improve both health and happiness.

A person who weighs over 450 pounds would not be suitable for standard care home beds and would require a bariatric bed which is designed to give support to a person of a larger disposition.
There are also lower care home beds for people who use wheelchairs for easier access and who need assistance getting onto the bed itself.

Paraplegics require a hospital bed because due to their limited mobility, they are more likely to have a fall.
When considering the choice of a mattress, remember, a person who is bed bound will require an alternating pressure system which helps to prevent bedsores.

Consider a semi electric or an electric care home bed as they will be easier to manage.
To make life easier and more comfortable for the person who will be using it, choose care home beds and mattresses with a price tag you can afford.

If you are purchasing a care home bed which is going to be placed in a living room, check out the dimensions to ensure there is enough space for the bed to fit so there are no hassles or accidents on the day of delivery.
Contact us at Sidhil if you require more help or information.