Drive Medical Lightweight Bariatric Hospital Bed
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Offers adjustable positioning with a dual motor mechanism and supports up to 1000 pounds. It's
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The Drive Medical Lightweight Bariatric Hospital Bed is designed to provide adjustable positioning through a dual motor mechanism.
This bed supports patients weighing up to 1000 pounds, making it suitable for bariatric care.
Its sturdy construction ensures durability and reliability in various healthcare settings.
The bed features easy-to-use controls for both patients and caregivers, enhancing comfort and accessibility.
Applications & Use Cases
This hospital bed is primarily used in hospitals, clinics, and home healthcare settings in Nairobi and across Kenya.
It is ideal for patients requiring bariatric care or those needing assistance with mobility and positioning.
Healthcare professionals, such as nurses and caregivers, utilize this bed to provide safe and comfortable care for patients with diverse needs.
Care & Maintenance
To maintain the Drive Medical Lightweight Bariatric Hospital Bed, regularly check all mechanical components for proper function.
Clean the bed frame and mattress with mild disinfectants to ensure hygiene.
Inspect the electrical components and wiring for any signs of wear.
Store the bed in a dry, cool place when not in use, ensuring it is free from obstructions to guarantee safety and accessibility.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a hospital bed and a bariatric bed?
Key features of bariatric beds Wider and longer dimensions: they are wider and longer than standard hospital beds. They offer more space to accommodate larger body sizes comfortably. The extra width and length minimise the risk of pressure sores, provide freedom of movement, and ensure a more restful sleep.
How much do bariatric hospital beds weigh?
Manuals, Literature, & Videos for the 600 Lbs. Bariatric Full Electric Hospital Bed.
How many kg is a bariatric bed?
Arjo provides a range of hospital bed frames designed for the specific needs of plus size patients. They are able to accommodate patients weighing up to 454 kg (1000 lbs) and are compatible with a range of therapeutic support surfaces for immobile, critically ill plus size patients..