Discussion About: Lo-Max Full Electric Low Hospital Bed for Long Term Care
QUESTION: How high off the floor does this bed sit with a mattress on it? My mother is only about 4' 10" and has trouble getting in and out of normal hospital beds.
ANSWER: According to the specifications on the website, the lowest height of the bed frame is 7 1/2". The standard nursing mattress is about 7" thick. So the total height for the lowest position is about 14" from the ground. Since the mattress is not so solid, the actual height may be slightly lower than this.
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These full electric Alzheimer's hospital beds are designed for long term care with lower bed heights to maximize safety for patients with certain diseases such as Alzheimer's.
The full-electric hospital beds feature durable powder-coated epoxy finish.
Head articulation of 80 degrees for assistance with respiratory ailments.
Foot/knee articulation of 45 degrees.
Accommodates any head or foot board
options.
UL 2601-1 and CAN/CSA C22.2 No. 601-1-M90 approved.
The head and foot boards are available
with light oak, medium oak or dark walnut finishes.
Designed to meet the requirements of applicable HCPCS codes.
Innerspring
mattresses of different sizes for homecare / nursing home care are
sold separately.
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Tuffy Ultra-Light Detach Arm Transporter / Transport Wheelchair Question: I have four questions:
1. does this chair always come with desk arms? (I do want them)
2. do the handles flair out to be wide enough to fit around the base of the chair when the back is folded down, or are they straight?
3. the view from the back makes the chair look wider at the top and narrow as you look down, does this make the chair top heavy or likely to tip over to the side?
4. how does this chair compare to the "Travel Light 727N". I am considering both of these, and need to buy 2 chairs.
MEDTRX Medication cart, 4 halfsize drawers, and 42 patient bins Question: Concerning Med cart MTK1-4B771TFTFT
Does this unit have either as a basic or extra the following?
1) Biohazard box
2) Trash can
3) Cup holder
4) Chart holder
Is the wall lock WL-3 compatible with this unit?
Is item CASS-7MTC compatible with this unit?
Thank you,
Patricia Balog
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