Hospital beds

Build the right
hospital bed.

Answer a few questions to build a bed package — or call and we’ll walk you through it.

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Configure the package

Your package on the right updates as you go.

  1. Size from height & weight

    We recommend Standard or Bariatric/wide from patient height and weight — not a diagnosis.

    Enter weight to see Standard vs Bariatric recommendation.

  2. Getting out of bed

    If the patient needs help transferring, Full-Electric (powered height) is usually safer than Semi-Electric.

  3. Rails

    Fall risk or positioning help? Half-length is typical at home; full-length is higher acuity.

  4. Mattress

    If the patient cannot roll or reposition — or has wounds or meds that impair movement — choose pressure-reducing.

  5. Trapeze bar

    Optional: helps patients who can use upper-body strength to lift and shift themselves.

Not sure? Call (800) 977-3002 — a specialist will help.

What each choice means

  • Semi vs Full-Electric

    Full-Electric powers height for safer transfers when the patient needs help getting out of bed. Semi-Electric typically powers head and foot only.

  • Half vs full-length rails

    Half-length rails help with positioning and are common at home. Full-length rails are for higher fall or roll-off risk — confirm with your care team.

  • Standard vs pressure-reducing

    If the patient cannot reposition well, or has wounds or meds that impair movement, a pressure-reducing mattress is usually the safer path.

  • What a trapeze is for

    A trapeze bar helps the patient lift and shift themselves in bed when they have enough upper-body strength to use it safely.

Core beds

MedLite Homecare Bed MedLite Homecare Bed $730.00 from Medline Basic Homecare Hospital Bed Medline Basic Homecare $895.00 from Bariatric Homecare Bed Bariatric Homecare Bed $1,879.00

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Size, mobility, and capacity at a glance.

MedLite Homecare MedLite HomecareView bed Medline Basic Medline BasicView bed Bariatric Homecare Bariatric HomecareView bed
Size range——Bariatric / wide
Semi / Full-Electric—Semi & Full variants —
Weight capacity———
Rail compatibility———
Mattress compatibility———
Warranty———
PriceFrom $730.00 From $895.00 $1,879.00

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We’re a full-service clinical respiratory care company — not a warehouse that ships a box and hopes for the best.

  • Warranty

    Solid manufacturer coverage — with lifetime warranty available when you want longer peace of mind.

  • 24/7 local emergency service

    Staff and respiratory therapists available around the clock for urgent equipment problems — local, not a ticket queue.

  • Full-service clinical care

    A full-service clinical respiratory company. The name doctors rely on to care for their patients at home.

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Before you order

Do I need a prescription for a hospital bed?

Many insurers and clinical pathways require a physician order for a hospital bed. We'll help you understand what's needed for your situation — call (800) 977-3002 if you're unsure.

What is included in a bed package?

A package typically includes the bed frame (Semi- or Full-Electric where offered), a mattress, and optional rails or trapeze. You choose each piece in the builder; available items can be added to cart together.

How is it delivered?

We hand-deliver hospital beds in our Southern California service area and set them up so you know how to use the controls safely. Remote areas may take longer — call for timing.

Semi-Electric or Full-Electric?

If the patient needs help transferring to a chair or standing, Full-Electric (powered height) is usually the better path. Semi-Electric typically powers head and foot only.