A low nursing bed in a king single width, finished in Lindberg Oak with four part side rails. The Cozy styling is the point of it: the bed reads as furniture in a resident’s room, not as ward equipment, which matters in dementia care where an institutional looking room works against sleep and orientation.
Who it suits
It is built for residential aged care and long stay clients who need profiling support and are at risk of falling. The very low position is a falls measure, since the distance fallen is what determines the injury, and it lets a resident still stand up under their own steam. The high position puts the mattress at a working height so carers are not bending through a shift.
Backrest and thigh support both retract as they raise, which reduces the slide and shear that otherwise pushes a resident down the bed and damages sacral skin, and the long backrest supports breathing and chest expansion for residents who spend the day in bed.
The four part side rails can be configured as partial or full protection, so you can choose a repositioning support without turning it into a restraint. Document which you intended.
