Your doctor might order a hospital bed for you to use at home for many reasons, such as if you’re in severe pain, having trouble breathing, or experiencing swelling in your legs and feet.

The versatility of medical trolleys makes them suitable for various medical fields. In surgical suites, for example, a sterile trolley can hold surgical instruments and be wheeled in and out as needed during procedures. In nursing stations, a trolley can serve as a mobile workstation, equipped with a computer or tablet for accessing patient information on the go.

An extra heavy duty hospital bed (E0302, E0304) is covered if the patient meets one of the criteria for a hospital bed and the patient's weight exceeds 600 pounds.

If you’re recovering from an illness or injury, you may benefit from using a hospital bed instead of your regular bed. Adjustable hospital beds can reduce strain on your body as you heal, with electronic movement to help you go from prone to sitting up and back again. And, protective guard rails can keep people in danger of falling out of bed safe.