Hospital beds and Accessories

At Affinity Home Medical, we understand the critical role that hospital beds play in patient care and recovery. That's why we offer a diverse range of hospital beds, including electric, manual, and adjustable models, crafted with precision and engineered for reliability. Whether you're outfitting a hospital, clinic, or home care environment, our beds are designed to provide maximum support, safety, and ease of use for both patients and caregivers.

In addition to our premium hospital beds, we also offer an extensive array of accessories to complement your setup and enhance patient comfort and convenience. From specialized mattresses and overlays to bed rails, trapeze bars, and bedside tables, our selection of accessories is curated to meet the unique needs of healthcare professionals and patients alike.

With a focus on delivering exceptional value and service, we prioritize customer satisfaction above all else. Our knowledgeable team is dedicated to providing expert guidance and assistance every step of the way, ensuring that you find the perfect solution to meet your specific requirements.

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Hospital Beds & Accessories

Hospital Beds FAQ

What is the difference between a full-electric and semi-electric hospital bed?

A full-electric hospital bed adjusts the head, foot, and overall bed height using a hand control everything is motorized. A semi-electric bed uses the hand control for the head and foot sections but requires a manual crank to change the overall bed height. Full-electric beds are easier for both the patient and the caregiver because you can raise or lower the bed to a comfortable transfer height with the push of a button. If the patient gets in and out of bed frequently or the caregiver needs to adjust bed height often, a full-electric is worth the extra investment.

 What kind of mattress do I need for a hospital bed?

Hospital beds use a standard hospital bed mattress, typically 36 inches wide by 80 inches long and 6 inches thick. We carry innerspring, foam, and pressure-redistribution mattresses depending on the patient's comfort needs and medical condition. For patients at risk of pressure sores or who will be in bed for extended periods, we recommend a low air loss mattress, which alternates air pressure to reduce skin breakdown. Our team can help you choose the right mattress based on the patient's situation.

 Can I rent a hospital bed for home use in Salt Lake City?

Yes. Hospital bed rentals are one of our most popular services. We rent full-electric hospital beds on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis and deliver throughout the Salt Lake City metro area, including Park City, Deer Valley, and surrounding communities. Rental includes delivery, setup, and instruction. When you're done, we pick it up. Call (801) 906-3900 to check availability and pricing.

 Do you deliver and set up hospital beds at home?

Yes. Our team delivers, assembles, and sets up hospital beds in your home. We'll show you and your caregiver how to operate the controls, adjust positions, and lock the wheels. We also help you position the bed in the best spot in your room. Same-day delivery is available on in-stock beds for orders placed before 1:00 PM. We serve Salt Lake City, South Salt Lake, Murray, Sandy, Draper, West Valley City, Provo, Ogden, and beyond.

Do I need a prescription to buy or rent a hospital bed?

No. You do not need a prescription or doctor's order to purchase or rent a hospital bed from Affinity Home Medical. You can buy directly from our store or website. If your doctor has recommended a hospital bed, we can help you select the right type, mattress, and accessories for the patient's needs.