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
Accora FloorBed Ultra Low Adjustable Bed
Sale price$3,189.00
Transfer Master Supernal Hi Low Adjustable Bed
Sale price$3,444.77
Joerns WeCare Hi-Low Adjustable Homecare Bed
Sale price$1,465.00
Joerns EasyCare Hi-Low Adjustable Homecare Bed
Sale price$1,834.00
Journey UPbed Sleep-To-Stand Adjustable Bed
Sale price$2,199.00
Med Mizer Active Care Deluxe Rotating Bed
Sale price$12,760.00
Wise Comfort Advance Hi-Low Adjustable Bed
Sale price$5,999.99
ObboMed OB-2680 PremiumAir Low Air Loss Mattress with Inflatable Guardrails
Sale price$2,480.00
Med Mizer AllCare AC-C Ultra Low Adjustable Bed
Sale price$3,557.00
Accora Empresa 12-Function Hi Low Adjusting Nursing Bed
Sale price$4,099.00
Vacuactivus InfraCouch – Advanced Red Light Therapy Recliner
Sale price$7,999.00
Rize Home Aviada Adjustable Bed
Sale price$2,999.00
Rize Home Tranquility II Adjustable Bed
Sale price$899.00
Rize Home Clarity II Adjustable Bed
Sale price$1,299.00
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 ComfortWide EX8000 Bariatric Adjustable Bed
Sale price$6,525.00
Joerns Bariatric Healthcare Bed System RC 1000
Sale price$9,520.00
Joerns Bariatric Healthcare Bed System RC 750
Sale price$6,914.00
Joerns UltraCare® XT AdvanceCare Hi-Low Adjustable Bed
Sale price$2,453.00
Graham Field Gendron® Maxi Rest 800 Bariatric Hospital Bed
Sale price$5,284.00
Graham Field Matrix 6200 Hi-Low Hospital Homecare Bed
Sale price$2,384.00
ErgoSportive Smart Adjustable Bed
Sale price$3,599.00
Frequently asked questions
What is a recliner bed?
A recliner bed is a motorized adjustable bed that raises and lowers the head, the foot, or, on many models, the whole frame. It is not a standardized medical category, so the term covers a wide range, from consumer bases built for sleep comfort to homecare and hospital-grade frames built for transfers, caregiver access, and fall safety.
What types of recliner beds are there?
The recliner beds here are sorted by how much care they require, not by style. Consumer adjustable bases handle sleep comfort and positioning. Hi-low homecare beds raise and lower the entire frame for safer transfers, bariatric beds support higher weight capacities, ultra-low floor beds lower close to the ground, and sleep-to-stand beds tilt the user toward standing. The question that matters is whether you need comfort positioning or medical support.
What's the difference between an adjustable bed and a hospital bed?
The difference is that an adjustable bed changes your sleeping position for comfort, while a hospital or homecare bed is built around care needs. A comfort base raises the head and feet and often adds massage or zero-gravity presets. Hospital and homecare beds may add whole-bed height adjustment, compatible rails, specialized dimensions, locking casters, or higher-capacity frames, though features vary by model. For a caregiver, the whole-bed hi-low motion is often the deciding feature.
How much do adjustable beds cost?
An adjustable bed's cost tracks its care level and features. On this page, prices run from around $900 for a consumer base to about $12,760 for a powered rotating homecare bed, with many hi-low and homecare models between $1,400 and $6,500. Medical capability drives the price, such as a hi-low frame, higher weight capacity, an included therapeutic mattress, or powered rotation and sleep-to-stand assistance. Skyward Medical offers financing and Shop Pay Installments on qualifying beds. For a firm number, check the individual product page.
Does Medicare or insurance cover a recliner bed?
Original Medicare may cover a hospital bed for home use when a clinician documents it as medically necessary. After the 2026 Part B deductible of $283, you generally pay 20% of the approved amount. Coverage is limited to a basic bed and does not extend to the powered hi-low, rotating, and sleep-to-stand features that most beds on this page offer, so those generally do not qualify even with a prescription. Confirm eligibility with a Medicare-enrolled supplier, and verify current figures at medicare.gov, since they change annually.
How much weight can a recliner bed support?
Capacities on this page range from lighter consumer frames up to bariatric models like the Joerns RC 1000, rated to 1,000 pounds. Weight capacity is a firm safety limit, not a target. Check whether the stated figure is for the user alone or the bed's total safe working load, including mattress, accessories, and bedding, and choose a higher-capacity model when the expected load approaches the limit.
Can an adjustable bed help with discomfort or certain health needs?
Adjustable positioning may make resting, reading, breathing, or shifting position more comfortable for some users. A clinician may recommend head elevation for nighttime acid reflux, and leg elevation may help some types of lower-leg swelling, though the right position depends on the cause. Responses vary for back pain and snoring, and snoring in particular can signal sleep apnea that needs evaluation. Treat an adjustable bed as a positioning and comfort aid rather than a treatment, and ask a healthcare professional which positions are safe for your condition.
Do these beds need a special mattress?
They need a mattress approved for the frame's movement, dimensions, and intended use. Flexible foam, latex, and adjustable-base-compatible hybrid or innerspring mattresses may work, depending on the model. Homecare frames can use dimensions that differ from standard household sizes, so verify width, length, thickness, and weight limit before ordering. Some beds include a mattress, such as the Journey UPbed with its 6-inch memory foam, while many homecare frames, like the Joerns, Med Mizer, and Graham Field beds, are sold as frames only.
Which recliner beds are best for someone at risk of falling?
An ultra-low bed like the Accora FloorBed lowers to about 2.8 inches, cutting the distance to the floor and the risk of injury from a bed exit. A hi-low bed adds flexibility, raised for care and lowered during rest. Also consider compatible floor mats, lighting, transfer support, and a personalized fall-prevention plan. Bed rails are not right for every user and may create entrapment or climbing hazards, especially for someone with dementia or confusion. Have a healthcare professional assess whether rails are appropriate, and use only accessories approved for that bed.
Does Skyward Medical deliver and set up the recliner bed in your home?
Yes, Skyward Medical delivers. Delivery and setup vary by model and destination. Some beds include free white-glove delivery with in-home assembly, while others include free curbside delivery and offer assembly for an added charge. Delivery times also differ by manufacturer. Check the product page and delivery options before ordering, especially when stairs, narrow doorways, or old-bed removal may affect service.