Rest well at home,and get in and out of bed safely.
A homecare bed raises the head and knees and sets a safe height for getting up. Pick the kind of bed, or the mattress, rails and helpers that go with it.
What are you shopping for?
How wide does the bed need to be?
A standard homecare bed is a 36" wide twin XL.
What will the bed be used for?
Find your bed and what goes with it
Start with the bed, or with the mattress and rails for a bed you already have. Some products appear under more than one card. Or see everything for the bedroom →
Looks like home
Adjustable beds
A bed that sits in the bedroom like furniture. The head and legs rise by remote, and a lift model tilts you up toward standing. Shop adjustable beds →
Long-term care
Full-featured homecare
Hi-low beds built for long-term care at home. The deck goes down to about 7" for safer transfers and up to 30" so a caregiver can work without bending. Shop full-featured beds →
Everyday home care
Basic homecare
Home care beds in manual, semi-electric and full-electric versions. The head and knees adjust, and the height is set by crank or by remote. Shop basic beds →
Wider deck
Heavy duty
A deck 42" wide or more, where a standard homecare bed is a 36" twin XL. Each product page gives the width and the rating. Shop heavy duty →
Pressure relief
Mattresses & overlays
Foam and alternating air mattresses sized for a homecare bed deck, to spread pressure through long hours in bed. Shop mattresses →
Something to hold
Bed rails & bumpers
Handles and rails that fit to the bed and give you a steady grip for sitting up, standing and getting back in. Shop bed rails →
A bed that fits the bedroom, with the height and support a caregiver needs.



