Our Low Full-Electric Hospital Bed features a 36-inch wide by 80-inch long sleep surface, which is comparable to a Twin XL size. This provides ample room for most adults while remaining compact enough to fit comfortably in a bedroom, living room, or other home care setting. The bed's adjustable height ranges from approximately 9.5 inches to 22.5 inches, making transfers easier for both patients and caregivers.The overall frame is slightly larger than the mattress to accommodate the headboard, footboard, and electric components, so we recommend allowing enough space around the bed for caregivers to safely assist with transfers and daily care. If you're planning where the bed will go, a room with at least 2–3 feet of clearance on each side is ideal for accessibility and comfort.At Complete Medical Supply, our Low Full-Electric Hospital Beds are designed for home use and provide a comfortable sleeping surface while offering full electronic adjustment of the head, foot, and bed height with the touch of a button. If you're unsure whether the bed will fit in your home or have questions about delivery and setup, our experienced team is happy to help you plan the best location before your rental is delivered.

We offer 3 packages for your convenience. Our premium package includes a foam mattress, your choice of half or full side rails and a fully electric bed. Our foam mattress is comfortable and firm to support most general needs. Our platinum package includes a gel mattress, your choice of half or full side rails and a fully electric bed. Our gel mattress is more firm than our foam, making it more suitable for users with bed sores or potential for developing bed sores.Our VIP package includes a gel mattress, your choice of half or full side rails, a fully electric bed, an overbed table, a mattress protector and a bed sheet set. The mattress protector and bed sheet set are yours to keep after the rental while the overbed table and other supplies must be returned back when our drivers pick up the bed.

Our goal is to make the delivery process as simple and stress-free as possible. Our experienced delivery team will bring your hospital bed directly into your home, assemble it in the room of your choice, and ensure everything is properly installed before leaving.Once the bed is assembled, we'll test all electronic functions, including the head, foot, and height adjustments, to verify everything is operating correctly. We'll also show you and your caregiver how to safely use the bed, operate the handheld remote, engage the bed brakes, and answer any questions you may have before we leave.Most home hospital beds are delivered in sections, allowing them to fit through standard doorways and hallways before being assembled inside your home. Whether the bed is being placed in a bedroom, living room, or another area of your home, our team will position it where it best fits your space while leaving enough room for safe transfers and caregiver access.Our commitment is to ensure your hospital bed is fully set up, ready to use, and that you feel comfortable operating it from day one. If you ever have questions after delivery, our knowledgeable staff is always available to assist you.

For most people recovering from surgery, illness, or an injury, renting a hospital bed is the most practical and affordable option. Renting eliminates the large upfront cost of purchasing a bed and allows you to return the equipment once it's no longer needed.Buying a hospital bed may make more sense if the equipment will be needed for long-term or permanent use. Ownership also allows you to customize the bed with additional accessories over time.If you're unsure whether renting or purchasing is the better choice, our team can help you compare your options and recommend the solution that best fits your medical needs and budget.

Hospital beds are recommended for individuals who have difficulty getting in and out of a regular bed, require frequent repositioning, experience limited mobility, or need additional support during recovery. They are commonly used by patients recovering from surgery, stroke survivors, individuals with neurological disorders, respiratory conditions, or anyone receiving long-term home care. A hospital bed can improve comfort while making everyday caregiving safer and more manageable.

We typically only offer fully electric beds as they are the most convienient for majority of users. The biggest difference is how the bed height is adjusted.A semi-electric hospital bed uses electric controls to raise and lower the head and foot sections, but the overall bed height is adjusted manually with a hand crank.A full-electric hospital bed allows all adjustments—including the head, foot, and bed height—to be controlled electronically with a remote. This makes repositioning easier for both the patient and caregiver and helps simplify transfers into and out of bed.If the bed height will need to be adjusted frequently, a full-electric hospital bed is usually the most convenient option. If height adjustments will be infrequent, a semi-electric bed can provide many of the same benefits while remaining a cost-effective solution.