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Before making a purchase, measure the space where the bed will be placed. Hospital beds tend to be larger than standard beds, and their adjustable features may require additional room for movement. Ensure there’s enough space for caregivers to maneuver and provide assistance comfortably.
One of the standout features of a folding commode stool is its collapsible design. This means that when not in use, you can easily fold the stool and store it away, freeing up valuable space. Whether it's tucked away in a bathroom, closet, or under a bed, the stool's compact nature ensures that it won't be an eyesore. This feature is particularly appealing for smaller living spaces, such as apartments or tiny homes, where every square foot counts.
Medicare can help you reduce this cost. Medicare Part B will pay 80% of your costs when you use original Medicare.
A mattress that’s thick enough to be comfortable. The standard thickness of hospital bed mattresses is 6 but some can go up to 7.
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