Which function is better for an electric medical bed?

The functionality of an electric medical bed varies based on factors such as the patient's needs, the caregiver's operational requirements, and the healthcare facility's budget. There are several main aspects to consider when choosing a suitable electric medical bed:

Functional Requirements:

If the patient requires frequent bed adjustments for comfort and to prevent pressure ulcers, it is recommended to choose a bed with multiple adjustments.

Height adjustment at the head and foot of the bed: Makes it easier for patients to get up and sit down, and easier for caregivers to operate.

Up and down lifting function: It is convenient for patients to get in and out of bed and for nursing staff to take care of them.

Knee and waist adjustments: Help patients maintain a comfortable posture.

Care environment:

For home care, if space is limited, it will be more convenient to choose a bed that is simple in function and easy to operate.

In hospital settings, multifunctional electric medical beds are more common and meet a wider range of care needs.

Safety and Convenience:

Make sure the bed has safety measures, such as anti-slip devices and designs to prevent bed boards from being pinched.

The bed's remote control or control panel should be easy to use, especially for the elderly or those with limited mobility.

Budget:

The more features you have, the more likely it will cost, so make the best choice based on your budget when choosing a bed.

Other features:

Some electric medical beds have additional functions, such as mattress selection, bedside guardrails, bedside lights, etc. These functions can be considered according to needs.