Release the Long Term Care Bed

Long-term care beds are specialized beds designed for individuals who require extended care in settings like nursing homes, assisted living facilities, or even at home.

These beds prioritize patient comfort, safety, and ease of care, often featuring adjustable features, safety mechanisms, and specialized surfaces. 


Here's a more detailed look at long-term care beds:

Key Features and Considerations:

  • Adjustability:Long-term care beds often offer adjustable height, head and foot sections, and sometimes even tilt or Trendelenburg positions, allowing caregivers to find the most comfortable and safe position for the patient and to facilitate various care procedures. 

  • Safety:Features like side rails, bumpers, and locking mechanisms are crucial for preventing falls and ensuring patient safety. 

  • Durability and Hygiene:

  • These beds are built to withstand the rigors of long-term use and are often designed with easy-to-clean surfaces. 

  • Specialized Surfaces:

  • Some beds may incorporate specialized mattresses or surfaces to address specific needs like pressure relief for preventing pressure sores or for managing incontinence. 

  • Dementia Care:Certain beds are designed with features that are helpful for individuals with dementia, such as low height to minimize fall risks and visual cues to help with orientation. 

  • Mobility and Transfer:

  • Adjustable height and specialized features can assist with patient transfers between the bed and wheelchairs or other mobility aids. 

    Types of Long-Term Care Beds:

  • Nursing Home Beds:

    These are commonly found in skilled nursing facilities, offering a range of features to support residents with various needs. 

  • Assisted Living Beds:

  • These beds may be simpler than nursing home beds, but still provide comfort and safety features for residents who need some assistance with daily living. 

  • Home Care Beds:

  • These beds are designed for use in private residences and may be rented or purchased for individuals receiving care at home.

    Specific Examples:

  • BESCO MEDICAL Long Term Care Bed: This bed is designed for low to medium acuity patients in long-term care and home care environments, offering a combination of aesthetics and essential features for resident independence. 



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