When selecting a low bed, consider the following factors:
Patient Needs: Assess the specific needs of the patient, including their mobility level and risk of falls. Durability and Quality: Ensure the bed is made from high-quality materials and has a sturdy construction. Adjustability: Check the range of height adjustments and other positioning options. Safety Features: Look for beds with comprehensive safety features like side rails and locking mechanisms. Ease of Use: The bed should be easy to operate for both patients and caregivers.
