Flex-A-Bed Premier

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norman d. from st petersburg, fl (caregiver)

For my 86 year old wife, who has COPD and mobility problems.

The flexibility is best feature.

It would be good if it had a foot board.

patricia m. from dawsonville, ga

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How stable it is.

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judy f. from tomball, tx

I am 73 years young & I love my Flex-A-Bed Premier Adjustable Bed. I am 100% disabled & cannot sleep lying flat.

Ease of operation; good quality mattress; takes standard linen; non-clinical look; remote stays on bed

Design of remote - difficult to find right toggle in the dark, optional buttons (massage) more prominent than basic controls

jean t. from new york, ny

72; bed-bound by hip/knee problems; bed needed to sit up, elevate legs

The ability of not only the head and feet to sit up but also to raise, and lower the height of the bed.

I do not believe this bed has any weaknesses.

charles m. from la mirada, ca

55 Year old Paraplegic who spends most of his time in the bed.

The massaging ability.

Getting use to it.

henry t. from rock hill, sc

I am on oxygen; 87 years old; have arthritis.

nice remote control, quiet

i feel ripped-off by the "white glove treatment". would never recommend it !!! i had to pay someone else to set the bed up so i could use it.

victor g. from carlisle, pa

physical disability

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william e. from kennesaw, ga

older adults

The mattress. cordless remote control to raise head or feet.

Attaching halfrail to it most work for me. But being able to just raise the bed in sitting position with remote enabled me to screw rail onto back.

donna n. from riverside, ca

55 years old, Caregiver to my husband who has his own hospital bed. I needed the more comfortable mattress and able to sit up in bed myself, suffer s

Easy to adjust

Ability of entire bed to be taller ....great for wheel chair transfer though. I am without handicap, tall and accustomed to higher bed.

carolyn b. from brawley, ca

72 yr old male unable to walk