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Affinity Home Medical carries replacement and new hospital bed mattresses in foam, gel-infused foam, and innerspring, in the sizes that fit standard and bariatric home hospital bed frames. Buy online with free nationwide shipping, or shop in person at our Salt Lake City showroom with local delivery.
The right mattress comes down to three things: the size that fits your frame, the surface that suits the person using it, and how much support and weight capacity you need. Here is how the common types compare.
A solid foam core, often with a fluid-resistant cover.
Best for: everyday home use and simple mattress replacement.
Foam with a gel layer worked into the top surface.
Best for: people who run warm or want extra top-surface comfort.
A coil core with foam padding, a traditional mattress feel.
Best for: those who prefer a conventional, firmer mattress.
Measure the inside of your bed frame before ordering. Most home hospital beds use a 36 in. wide by 80 in. long mattress. Some beds fit a twin XL, and bariatric frames use wider sizes.
Standard mattresses suit most users. For a heavier user or a bariatric frame, choose a wider, higher-capacity mattress rated for the weight. Ask us if you are unsure.
Many mattresses include a fluid-resistant, wipe-clean cover that helps with everyday cleaning. This is a practical feature for home caregiving.
If the priority is pressure redistribution for someone with limited mobility, a specialized surface may be a better fit than a standard mattress. See our pressure-relief mattresses or powered low-air-loss mattresses, or call us and we will help you compare.
Shop mattresses in person at our showroom, with local delivery and setup across the Salt Lake Valley and surrounding Utah communities. Talk with a specialist who can help you match the mattress to your bed.
Not local? Order online and we ship hospital bed mattresses across the country, with free shipping. Call if you want help confirming the right size before you buy.
Tell us your frame size and who will be using the bed, and a specialist will help you choose the right mattress the first time.