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Book Hospital Bed Rentals in Houston

If you or a loved one needs a hospital bed for a temporary period, renting one can be a great option. Use our hospital bed rental service. Our rental process is hassle-free and convenient, making it easy for you to get the mobility assistance you need. We deliver, setup and pickup your hospital bed rentals!

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Hospital Bed
(Basic Package)

Includes spring mattress
& bed rails

Setup Fee: $75

Monthly: $220

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Hospital Bed
(Premium Package)

Includes therapeutic foam mattress & bed rails

Setup Fee: $75

Monthly: $280

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Heavy Duty
Bariatric Bed

Includes 42" wide mattress
& bed rails

Setup Fee: $125

Monthly: $450

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Mattress
Gel Overlay

Increase the height & durability of your mattress

Weekly: $35

Monthly: $75

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Adjustable
Overbed Table

Have all of your convenient items right over your bed

Weekly: $35

Monthly: $75

What are the specs of a Full Electric Hospital Bed?

Depending on availability we can typically deliver your hospital bed rental the next business day!

Specifications:

Twin XL Dimensions: 80 x 36 inches

Remote Adjustable Head, Foot & Height of Bed

Easy Portability with 4 Swivel Wheels

Expert Setup & Delivery to Your Home

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Over 1,000+ Customers Served

Why Should I Choose A Bariatric Hospital Bed?

Depending on availability we can typically deliver your hospital bed rental the next business day!

Specifications:

Extra-Wide Dimensions: 80 x 42 inches

Remote Adjustable Head, Foot & Height of Bed

Up to a 600 LB Weight Capacity

Expert Setup & Delivery to Your Home

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