Description
A home-focused electric nursing bed designed specifically for rehabilitation therapy, integrating multi-functional adjustments and electric rotation to support patients recovering from injuries, surgeries, or mobility limitations. Tailored for residential use, it balances clinical rehabilitation utility with home comfort—prioritizing patient independence, caregiver convenience, and progress in therapy goals (e.g., mobility recovery, pressure relief, posture training).
All adjustments are electrically controlled for smooth, effort-free operation—critical for home settings where caregivers may not have professional training, and patients need to practice independent positioning during rehab:
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Back-Rest Lifting (0～80°)
Electrically raises the backrest to support semi-sitting or upright postures. Ideal for rehabilitation tasks like sitting balance exercises, eating independently, or engaging in light activities (e.g., reading, therapy sessions). It also reduces strain on the neck and waist, preventing discomfort during prolonged rehab activities.
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Leg-Rest Lifting (0～30°)
Elevates the lower leg section to aid lower limb rehabilitation—supports gentle stretching, improves blood circulation (reducing swelling from immobility), and prepares patients for tasks like standing or walking training. Simplifies leg care (e.g., wound dressing, range-of-motion exercises) for caregivers.
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Knee-Rest Lifting (0～30°)
Targeted adjustment for the knee area, providing support during knee rehabilitation (e.g., post-arthroscopic surgery or ligament repair). Prevents knee hyperextension, maintains comfortable alignment, and facilitates gradual knee movement exercises to restore mobility.
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Side Turning (0～90°)
A standout feature for home rehab: the bed surface rotates up to 90°, enabling safe transfers (e.g., moving to a wheelchair or chair) without manual lifting. It also supports pressure relief—critical for patients recovering from bedsores or those on prolonged bed rest—by shifting weight to reduce localized pressure on the back, hips, and shoulders. This function also helps patients practice turning independently, a key milestone in rehabilitation.
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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.
- Residential-Friendly Size: With external dimensions of 2250×1050mm, it fits most standard bedrooms without overwhelming the space—unlike bulkier hospital-grade beds.
- Sturdy yet Manageable: The 200kg net weight ensures stability during rotation and adjustments, while remaining suitable for home flooring (no need for specialized installation).
- Focus on Rehabilitation Progress: Each function is calibrated to support incremental rehab goals—from basic posture adjustment to independent transfers—helping patients build confidence and mobility over time.
- Selling Unit: Single item (ideal for individual home purchases).
- Lead Time:
- 1 dozen (1 set): 15 days
- 2–10 dozens: 25 days
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10 dozens: Negotiable (for bulk orders, e.g., home care agencies)
- Single Package Size: XX cm (specific dimensions to be confirmed; packaged for safe home delivery).
- Home Rehabilitation: Patients recovering from stroke, orthopedic surgeries (e.g., hip/knee replacement), spinal cord injuries, or chronic conditions affecting mobility.
- Long-Term Home Care with Rehab Goals: Elderly or disabled individuals who require daily nursing but also aim to maintain or improve mobility through therapy.
- Post-Discharge Care: Bridges the gap between hospital rehab and home life, ensuring patients continue receiving therapeutic support in a familiar environment.
This home edition nursing bed merges rehabilitation functionality with residential comfort, making it a practical tool for supporting patient recovery and independence in home settings.
