Electric Rotating Nursing Bed for Paralyzed Patients (Home Use)

Description

Overview

Core Functions & Patient-Centric Benefits

1. 90° Bed Surface Rotation
   The bed surface can rotate a full 90°, aligning with the floor to eliminate the need for manual dragging, pulling, or lifting when patients get on/off the bed. This significantly reduces discomfort for paralyzed users (who often experience pain from body manipulation) and lowers the risk of caregiver injury, making transfers safer and more efficient.
2. Backrest Adjustment
   Electrically adjusts to support semi-sitting or upright positions, with a design that keeps the hip area fully supported. This meets daily needs like eating, reading, or receiving care, while providing targeted comfort for the neck, waist, and hips—critical for preventing soreness from prolonged bed rest.
3. Overall Turn-Over Function
   Enables the entire bed surface to turn laterally (left/right), relieving localized pressure on areas like the back, hips, and shoulders. For paralyzed patients who cannot reposition themselves, this function directly reduces the risk of pressure ulcers (bedsores) and promotes blood circulation, supporting long-term skin and muscle health.
4. Leg Lift Adjustment
   Electrically elevates the leg section to improve lower limb blood flow, alleviate swelling (common in immobile patients), and maintain joint comfort. This function also simplifies leg care (e.g., cleaning, dressing wounds) for caregivers.

Key Specifications

Design & Comfort Highlights

• Hip & Posture Support: The backrest adjustment design prioritizes full hip support, avoiding the “slumping” issue common in basic beds—critical for paralyzed patients who rely on the bed for all daily positions.
• Home-Friendly Aesthetic: Solid wood construction gives the bed a warm, non-clinical look, helping it blend into residential bedrooms (unlike traditional metal hospital beds) and supporting patients’ mental well-being.
• Safety-Focused: Smooth rotation and stable adjustment mechanisms prevent sudden movements, ensuring patients feel secure during position changes.

Ideal Use Scenarios

• Home Care for Paralyzed Patients: Supports long-term in-home care, reducing the need for frequent hospital visits by addressing key needs (transfers, pressure relief, daily comfort).
• Care for Severe Mobility Limitations: Suitable for patients with spinal cord injuries, advanced arthritis, or other conditions that prevent independent movement, where safe repositioning and transfers are critical.