High-Low Height Adjustment
Raise the entire bed for caregiver access or lower it to a preferred transfer height. The available height range differs by model.
Today’s home hospital bed can provide far more than a traditional institutional-looking frame. We offer fully electric high-low beds, residential home-care beds, beds with head and foot articulation, models with Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg, wider and bariatric configurations, and modern adjustable beds designed to blend naturally into the bedroom.
Buy new, ask about used inventory, or rent when the need is temporary. We help Orange County customers select the bed, mattress, height, width and functions that make sense for the person using it.
The best bed is not necessarily the bed with the longest feature list. We first consider the user’s mobility, height, weight, preferred mattress, transfer technique, caregiver access, bedroom space and how long the bed is expected to be needed. High-low adjustment changes the complete deck height; head and foot articulation changes the sleeper’s position; rails or support handles may help with access on compatible models; and wider or bariatric beds provide additional room and capacity.
Raise the entire bed for caregiver access or lower it to a preferred transfer height. The available height range differs by model.
Electric controls can raise the upper body and legs independently, creating positions for resting, reading, television, meals or sleep.
Selected advanced care beds tilt the complete deck. Use medical positioning features according to manufacturer instructions and professional clinical guidance.
Supernal, Ascend, Dawn House and Flexabed-style systems can provide mobility-oriented functions while looking more at home in a bedroom.
Foam, pressure-relief and flexible adjustable-bed mattresses should be matched to the bed platform, user needs and manufacturer requirements.
Standard, wide and bariatric beds are available. Always account for the user, mattress and any other loads specified by the manufacturer.
These are the types of hospital and high-low beds we frequently discuss with Orange County customers. Product specifications can change, so current manufacturer information should always be confirmed when ordering.

The Supernal 3 combines powered head and foot articulation with full high-low height adjustment in a residential-looking bed. Transfer Master emphasizes a low transfer height, a broad working-height range, wall-hugging movement, massage and a backlit wireless hand control.
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The Supernal 5 adds Trendelenburg, reverse Trendelenburg and cardiac-chair-style positioning to head, foot and high-low adjustment. It is designed to conceal the electric components so the bed looks at home in a bedroom rather than an institution.
Manufacturer Information →The Ergomotion Ascend provides powered head and foot articulation, up to 7 inches of overall height adjustment and up to 7 degrees of whole-bed tilt. An optional support rail is available for users whose needs may change over time.
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The Dawn House bed combines residential styling with powered high-low adjustment and adjustable-bed comfort features. It is designed for customers who want easier bed access together with modern smart-bed conveniences.
Manufacturer Information →Tuffcare’s T7036 and T7042 are fully electric long-term-care beds with powered bed height, head and foot adjustment plus Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg functions. Tuffcare lists the T7036 at 36 x 80 inches and the T7042 at 42 x 80 inches.
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Flexabed offers high-low adjustable-bed configurations designed to provide vertical bed-height adjustment together with powered head and foot positioning, giving customers another residential alternative to a traditional institutional hospital bed.
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Renting can be the right answer when you need a hospital bed for a temporary recovery period, visiting family member, short-term caregiving situation, hospice or transitional home-care arrangement, or simply when you are not yet sure how long the bed will be needed.
We can discuss the type of bed required, delivery location, expected rental duration, mattress needs and whether accessories such as rails are appropriate for the available rental model. Call 800-824-3145 for current rental availability and terms.

A used or pre-owned hospital bed may provide excellent value when a suitable model is available. Used inventory changes frequently, so the best approach is to call us with the approximate bed size, user weight, required functions and whether high-low, rails, Trendelenburg or a wider sleep surface are important.
We also help customers compare the total value of a used bed versus renting or buying new. A low purchase price is only useful if the bed has the functions, dimensions and support needed for the person who will use it.
| Choice | Good Fit When | Advantages | Considerations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Buy New | Long-term or daily use | Best model selection, current features, chosen size and accessories | Higher initial purchase cost |
| Buy Used | Budget is important and suitable inventory exists | Lower purchase price; ownership without ongoing monthly rent | Model, age, size, features and availability vary |
| Rent | Temporary recovery or uncertain duration | Lower commitment; practical for short-term needs | Model choices may be limited; long rentals can eventually cost more than ownership |
A high-low bed raises and lowers the complete mattress platform vertically in addition to providing other powered adjustments. This gives more flexibility when selecting a transfer or caregiving height.
Renting can be practical for short-term or uncertain needs. Buying is often more attractive for long-term daily use, especially when you want a particular size, mattress or advanced feature set.
Used inventory may include fully electric and high-low beds. Because models come and go, call 800-824-3145 for current Orange County availability.
Transfer Master’s Supernal 5 combines powered head, foot and high-low adjustment with Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg positioning in a residential-style bed.
Ergomotion specifies up to 7 inches of height adjustment and up to 7 degrees of whole-bed tilt, in addition to powered adjustable-bed articulation.
Yes. The T7036 is a 36-inch sleep surface and the T7042 is 42 inches wide. Tuffcare also manufactures other wide and bariatric models.
Fully electric hospital beds, high-low beds, home hospital beds, Trendelenburg beds, wide and bariatric options, mattresses and accessories with local delivery, set-up and service.
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