HALF Rail for Homecare Beds

Half Rails for Homecare Beds

Features:

Spacing between bars is less than 4" (10 cm) for patient safety.

Easy release button allows each rail to be raised and lowered.
Item MDS89697 clamps to the edge of the bed deck; MDS89698N has a double bar mount that connects to both sides of the bed deck for added stability.
One year warranty

Tool-free installation

DIMENSION 32" Long DISPOSABLE No HPIS Classification 770_20_25_0 Latex Free Yes PRODUCT TYPE Half Rail UNIT COMPATABILITY Split Spring Beds

A half rail for homecare beds is a type of bed rail, installed on only one or both sides of the bed, that prevents a person from falling out while still allowing easier entry and exit. These safety accessories, often made of durable steel, clamp onto the bed frame or connect to its sides. They provide a less confining feeling than full-length rails and are an effective way to offer patient protection and support in a home setting.

Key Features and Benefits:

Enhanced Safety:

Half rails help prevent falls and injuries by providing a barrier, especially when the bed is elevated. 

Easy Accessibility:

The half-length design allows for more freedom for patients to get in and out of bed, making it less restrictive than full-length rails. 

Tool-Free Installation:

Many models feature a quick-clamp system with large knobs or buttons, eliminating the need for tools to attach, adjust, or remove the rails. 

Adjustable Height:

Some rails offer adjustable height settings for customized coverage and user-friendliness. 

Durable Construction:

Built with sturdy, often welded steel, these rails are designed to be long-lasting and provide secure support. 

Reduced Confinement:

The half-length design provides protection while making the bed feel less like a confined space. 

How They Work:

The rails typically attach to the edge of the bed deck using a clamp or mount system. 

A release button or knob allows the caregiver or patient to easily raise or lower the rail as needed. 

The design of the rails, with bars spaced less than 4 inches apart, is intended to meet FDA entrapment guidance and prevent people from getting lodged between the bars.