SKU: AW-168247277
This electric hospital bed is a multi-function model with an integrated commode system, designed to support home care and healthcare facilities for…
This electric hospital bed is a multi-function model with an integrated commode system, designed to support home care and healthcare facilities for patients who have limited mobility or require prolonged bed rest. Electric adjustments are controlled by a handheld remote for back and leg sections, sitting position, and lateral tilting to the right or left. The bed includes a flexible medical mattress with an opening aligned to the commode, and aluminum side rails that can be raised and lowered. Bed size is 200 cm (L) × 100 cm (W). Country of manufacture: China. The package includes the bed and the mattress.
The bed offers multiple electrically adjustable positions to support daily care:
The built-in commode (bedpan) with a matching opening in the mattress helps reduce the need to transfer the patient to the bathroom in certain situations, which can ease the caregiver’s workload for individuals with limited mobility.
Aluminum side rails can be raised or lowered to provide additional protection and support during bed entry and exit, according to the patient’s ability and the caregiver’s instructions. Use rails appropriately for the patient’s condition; they are not a substitute for supervision of patients at risk of falling.
This model is also described as suitable for larger body sizes according to the product specifications. For higher body weights, always confirm the actual maximum load capacity with the supplier or manufacturer before use.
The bed and mattress can be cleaned and disinfected with routine disinfectants compatible with their materials. The mattress cover is designed to help prevent fluid seepage. Avoid introducing liquids into electrical parts and motors.
Regular repositioning can help reduce continuous pressure on specific body areas. This bed offers multiple electric adjustments and lateral tilting to support such care. However, the bed alone is not a prevention method for pressure ulcers; prevention requires skin assessment, scheduled repositioning, and appropriate pressure-relief measures as indicated for the patient.
The bed can be a practical option for some patients during recovery when reduced mobility or home care is advised by a clinician. Suitability depends on the procedure, patient condition, and mobility requirements.