One of the primary considerations when selecting aged care beds is the importance of mobility and accessibility. Many older adults experience challenges with movement due to conditions like arthritis, dementia, or after stroke recovery. Height-adjustable beds can allow residents to get in and out of bed more easily, while electric beds provide staff with the tools to adjust positions with minimal effort. Such features not only enhance the comfort of the residents but also help reduce the risk of injury for caregivers during resident transfers.

Hospital beds contain many features you wouldn’t usually expect to find on a bed in someone’s home.

In recent years, there has been a significant transformation in the design and functionality of wheelchairs, particularly those equipped with wheels and seats tailored for individuals with disabilities. These advancements aim to provide not only mobility but also comfort and independence for users, allowing them to engage more fully with their environment.