Flexabed Hi Low Adjustable Bed
Sale price$3,045.00
The Dawn House Hi Low Adjustable Bed
Sale price$3,739.15
Med Mizer Active Care Rotating Bed
Sale price$3,031.00
Dawn House Ascend Hi Low Adjustable Bed with Tilt
Sale price$1,799.00
Transfer Master Supernal Hi Low Adjustable Bed
Sale price$3,688.25
Accora Empresa 12-Function Hi Low Adjusting Nursing Bed
Sale price$4,099.00
Accora FloorBed Ultra Low Adjustable Bed
Sale price$3,189.00
Emerald Infinity Max UltraWide Expandable Homecare Bed
Sale price$4,379.25
Joerns WeCare Hi-Low Adjustable Homecare Bed
Sale price$1,465.00
Joerns UltraCare® XT AdvanceCare Hi-Low Adjustable Bed
Sale price$2,453.00
Joerns EasyCare Hi-Low Adjustable Homecare Bed
Sale price$1,834.00
Med Mizer Active Care Deluxe Rotating Bed
Sale price$12,760.00
Emerald Oasis Hi Low Adjustable Bed
Sale price$1,940.00
Prius Descend Ultra-Low Adjustable Floor Bed
Sale price$2,162.69
Joerns Bariatric Healthcare Bed System RC 750
Sale price$6,914.00
Joerns Bariatric Healthcare Bed System RC 1000
Sale price$9,520.00
Joerns DolphinCare™ Integrated Fluid Immersion Simulation Complete Bed System
Sale price$33,211.00
Med Mizer ComfortWide EX8000 Bariatric Adjustable Bed
Sale price$6,525.00
Med Mizer Select Care Adjustable Bed
Sale price$5,887.00
Med Mizer AllCare AC-N Ultra Low Adjustable Bed
Sale price$3,557.00
Med Mizer AllCare AC-C Ultra Low Adjustable Bed
Sale price$3,557.00
Med Mizer RetractaBed Adjustable Bed
Sale price$2,717.00
Graham Field Zenith 7200 APS Hi-Lo Hospital Homecare Bed
Sale price$3,214.66
Graham Field Matrix 6200 Hi-Low Hospital Homecare Bed
Sale price$2,384.00
Wise Comfort Advance Hi-Low Adjustable Bed
Sale price$5,999.99
Rize Home Clarity II Adjustable Bed
Sale price$1,299.00
Frequently asked questions
What is a high low hospital bed?
A high low hospital bed is an electric homecare bed whose entire sleep surface raises and lowers vertically, not just the head and foot. That full-frame movement is what separates it from the other hospital beds for home that only articulate the upper body. The deck drops close to the floor to reduce the risk of injury if someone rolls out of bed, and it rises to caregiver working height so bathing, dressing, and transfers are easier on the caregiver's back.
How low does a hi-low bed go, and how high does it raise?
A hi-low bed's height range depends on the model, and the spread across this collection is wide. Standard homecare models like the Joerns WeCare cover 8 to 26 inches, and the Med Mizer ComfortWide EX8000 covers 9 to 25 inches with a taller optional configuration. Bariatric frames sit higher, with the Joerns RC 750 running 17 to 30 inches, while ultra-low models drop further toward the floor. The low setting is for resting, and the high setting brings the mattress up to a caregiver's standing height so care tasks do not require bending down.
What is the difference between a standard low bed and an ultra-low bed?
The difference between a standard low bed and an ultra-low bed is how close to the floor the deck drops at its lowest point. Standard hi-low models here bottom out around 8 or 9 inches, while ultra-low models like the Accora FloorBed and the Prius Descend are built to sit closer to floor level for someone at higher risk of rolling out. Ultra-low is a resting position, not a caregiving height. Caregivers raise the bed for any hands-on task and lower it only when the person is resting or sleeping.
How much does a high-low bed cost?
The cost of hi low beds for home depends on how it is configured, mainly the height range, the width, the weight capacity, whether it is fully electric, and whether a mattress is included. A standard full-electric homecare model sits at the lower end of the range, while ultra-low and bariatric beds built for heavier weights cost more.
How much weight can a hi-low adjustable bed hold?
A hi-low adjustable bed holds around 400 pounds in its standard configuration, which is where the Joerns WeCare is listed. Bariatric models step up from there, with the Joerns RC 750 rated to 750 pounds and the RC 1000 to 1,000. Capacity is set by the frame and motor, so check the rating on the model you are considering, and note that a safe working load figure covers the mattress and any accessories as well as the person.
Does a hi-low hospital bed come with a mattress?
Not automatically. Hi-low bed listings describe which mattresses the bed is compatible with, or offer a mattress as a separate selection, so check the configuration before assuming one is in the price. The Joerns WeCare uses a mesh deck compatible with a range of mattress types, and the Med Mizer ComfortWide EX8000 takes mattresses from 35 to 48 inches wide. Buying the mattress separately also lets you match it to pressure-relief needs.
Does a hi-low bed need a special electrical outlet?
No, a hi-low bed plugs into a standard grounded household outlet rather than a special one. Fully electric models run the height, head, and foot adjustments from that single connection, though voltage and circuit requirements vary slightly by model, so check the manual before setup. Battery backup, which keeps basic functions working during a short outage, is offered on some models as a paid upgrade rather than as standard equipment. Semi-electric models power the head and foot electrically but raise and lower the height with a manual crank.
Is a hi-low bed delivered fully assembled?
A hi-low bed is not usually delivered fully assembled, because delivery and assembly are set per model. The Med Mizer ComfortWide EX8000 includes free white-glove delivery, where a team brings the bed in and assembles it in the room you choose. The Joerns WeCare ships free and is designed for quick setup at home. Check the product page for the model you are considering, since delivery service and assembly requirements can vary by bed.
Is a hi-low bed a good option for an elderly person at risk of falling out of bed?
Yes, a hi-low bed is a strong option for an elderly person at risk of falling out of bed, because lowering the deck close to the floor shortens the distance of any fall. It does not stop a fall from happening, so it belongs alongside the rest of a care plan rather than in place of it. An occupational therapist or the treating clinician can tell you whether the lowest setting suits this person, and whether a floor mat or rails should go with it.
Do hi-low beds come with a warranty?
Yes, hi-low beds come with the manufacturer's warranty, and the terms vary a lot by brand and by component. The Med Mizer ComfortWide EX8000, for example, carries a lifetime warranty on welds, 15 years on the frame, 5 years on the drive system, and 1 year on wood, casters, and handsets. Each product page links to the warranty document for that model. Optional Consumer Priority Service protection plans are sold on some listings, with their own terms and exclusions to review separately from the manufacturer's warranty.
