Invacare Hospital Bed Offers Ultimate Comfort

 

The right hospital bed makes a huge difference when a patient has to be bedridden for an extended period of time. Comfort and healing are important for the recovery process. Invacare’s new IVC Home Care Bed has new features for easier setup, breakdown, cleaning, and maintenance. A comfortable, adjustable, and sturdy Invacare bed is a great asset for hospitals, nursing homes, and rehabilitation centers.

This new model is compatible with the existing Invacare Med bed hire models, which include mattresses. Headsprings and footsprings can be swapped for the original line. Universal bed ends make it easier to store beds, as hospitals only need to stock one model, rather than three models.

 

This new bed can offer ultimate comfort for a patient, no matter the stage of their recovery. Invacare's IVC Home Care Bed offers similar features to the electric steel-frame models. However, it also has manual cranks that can be used to raise the height of the bed, and even the lower and upper body, and knee area. High Impact End Panels resist scratches and absorb forces of impact. The ease of cleaning each model, as well the safety it offers caregivers will be appreciated.

Invacare hospital beds are suitable for use in hospitals, private facilities, and at home. Each model is customized to meet the needs of the patient, his or her environment and surroundings. Every situation is unique and the outcome will depend on how well the patient has recovered in a comfortable mattress.

Low beds are available with or without rails in the Invacare range to help prevent injuries and falls out of bed. Low beds offer safety and security to patients, particularly the elderly and those with post-operative conditions. The Invacare Low Bed is interchangeable with Home Care Invacare beds.

The Invacare hospital bed is spacious and secure. It offers ultimate comfort and support for those recovering in hospitals and homes over an extended period. New features that are a breakthrough can make a bed better, provide more comfort for the caregiver, ease in preparing the patient and increase the safety of the recovering patient.