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Medical Bed Mattress: Where Comfort and Support is Key to Patient Care
When people are faced with medical conditions, having a comfortable and supportive sleeping surface is key to recovery and overall wellness. Medical bed mattresses are designed to address these needs, providing solutions that can make a big difference to patients and carers alike.

Hospital bed mattresses are a game changer in healthcare settings, providing support for those who are bedridden or have limited mobility. Features like alternating pressure and low air loss are designed to prevent bed sores, improve circulation and offer personalized comfort levels to suit individual needs. These mattresses can be life changing by promoting healing, reducing discomfort and supporting rest and recovery for patients. An air mattress with a digital pump can take patient care to the next level by offering precise adjustments and therapy. Foam mattress and memory foam mattress options are available for maximum comfort and support. Mattress toppers and memory foam can also be used to add comfort to existing mattresses.

We have a variety of medical bed mattresses to choose from, each designed for specific needs. As medical equipment, these mattresses are essential for patient care. Invacure offer mattresses that are durable with advanced pressure redistribution technology, ideal for long term care. Joerns Healthcare have innovative designs that offer therapy, maximum comfort and support. MedaCure have high quality options that are affordable and effective for various medical needs. Pro Basics have user friendly designs for home care. Roscoe Medical have mattresses that address specific health conditions and Vive Health have models that combine functionality with comfort for various patient needs. If you need an electric hospital bed we have packages that include adjustable features for optimal patient care.

Each brand in our range has its own strengths. Invacare and Joerns Healthcare have mattresses that put patient health first with the latest technology. MedaCure and Pro Basics have affordable solutions without sacrificing quality. Roscoe Medical have mattresses for specific care and Vive Health have ergonomic designs for the user’s sleeping experience. We have hospital bed mattress options for various medical needs so hospital bed mattresses have got the support and comfort.

Contact us to find the right medical bed mattress for your patient. Let us help you choose the best mattress for comfort, support and therapy.

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Selecting the right medical bed mattress is a pivotal decision in ensuring patient comfort, safety, and support. These specialized mattresses are designed to cater to a wide array of health needs and conditions, offering targeted solutions that enhance the well-being of users. They not only help in preventing complications like pressure sores and discomfort but also promote better sleep quality and faster recovery. Investing in a high-quality mattress can significantly improve patient outcomes, making daily care more manageable for caregivers and enhancing the overall quality of life for patients. In this guide, we delve into the best options available, providing insights to help you choose the perfect mattress tailored to your or your loved one’s specific needs.

Feature	Joerns PrevaMatt	MedaCure Oasis	MedaCure Proex	MedaCure Air Wave	Invacare Bariatric	Invacare Innerspring	Invacare Solace	ProBasics Firm Support	Meridian Ultra-Care 5800
Type	Foam	Air	Memory Foam	Air	Foam	Innerspring	Foam	Innerspring	Air
Key Features	Advanced foam, safety features, VPF™ technology, open cell memory foam for breathability	Alternating pressure, low air loss, adjustable comfort levels, replaceable cells, CPR function	High-density European foam, 3-tiered design, heel slope, hospital-grade cover	Alternating pressure, low air loss, replaceable air cells, quiet operation, CPR function	High-resilience foam, durable vinyl cover, reversible design, 750 lbs capacity	Durable coil system, vinyl cover, firm support	Zoned high-density foam, durable cover	Bonnell coil, firm support, durable construction	Dual therapy modes, low air loss ventilation, pillow function, durable and water-resistant cover, user-friendly pump
Best Used For	Preventing and treating up to Stage 2 pressure injuries	Preventing and managing pressure ulcers	Advanced pressure redistribution and sleep quality	Comprehensive pressure relief and skin integrity	Bariatric patient support	Patients needing traditional firm support	Pressure ulcer prevention	Long-term firm support	Reducing pressure sores and improving skin integrity
Price	$297.00 – $1,529.00	$399.00	$235.00 – $359.00	$509.00	$485.00	$350.00 – $365.00	$339.00	$109.00 – $135.00	$195.00 – $399.00

What is the size of a standard hospital bed mattress?
A standard hospital bed mattress typically measures 80 inches in length and 36 inches in width. However, sizes can vary, and it’s important to ensure compatibility with the specific bed frame being used.

Can a regular mattress be used on a medical bed?
Generally, a regular mattress is not suitable for a hospital bed. Hospital bed mattresses are designed to provide specific support and pressure relief that regular mattresses do not offer. They are also made to fit adjustable bed frames, which regular mattresses may not accommodate.

What is the weight capacity of a medical bed mattress?
The weight capacity of a hospital bed mattress can vary depending on the type and brand. Standard mattresses typically support up to 300 lbs, but bariatric mattresses are available for heavier patients, offering higher weight capacities.

Do hospital bed mattresses come in different sizes?
Yes, hospital bed mattresses come in various sizes to accommodate different bed frames and patient needs. While the standard size is 80 inches by 36 inches, wider options are available for larger frames.

Will standard twin sheets fit on a hospital bed mattress?
Standard twin sheets are typically too short for hospital bed mattresses, which are longer. Twin long sheets are recommended to ensure a proper fit and to accommodate the mattresses length.