Aged Care
If you work in aged care and you’re looking for a treatment table that’s going to be comfortable for you, and gentle on your patients, then you’re in the right spot.
Check out this range of adjustable tables, perfectly suited to the unique challenges of working with older people.
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Frequently asked questions
While not always necessary, a special mattress is often recommended for aged care beds. These mattresses work in conjunction with the bed’s adjustments and may have pressure relief properties to reduce the risk of bed sores and overall comfort for elderly users.
Yes, aged care beds are designed with safety in mind, often with side rails, low bed height settings and easy to reach controls. These beds reduce the risk of falls and make it safer for elderly patients to get in and out of bed, giving peace of mind for patients and caregivers.
Aged care beds often have features to reduce the risk of bed sores, pressure relief mattresses that distribute weight evenly. The adjustability of the aged care bed also allows caregivers to reposition patients easily, reducing prolonged pressure on any one area of the body.
Yes, most aged care beds are highly adjustable, head, foot and height can be adjusted for comfort and therapeutic support. These adjustments can help improve circulation, relieve pressure and support various postures, making daily activities like eating or reading more comfortable for elderly patients.
An aged care bed is designed for the needs of older adults, often with gentler, user friendly adjustments and added support for frail or mobility limited users. While similar to hospital beds, aged care beds are more about comfort, mobility and accessibility for day to day care, so good for both residential and in-home care.
