185 Hi-Low Series SL

Being able to raise the bed. Looks nice. Mattress comfortable.

Does not go low enough; client having hard time to get out of the bed. Also often times have problem with locking the safety bars.

janice p. from scarsdale, ny

She's 94 yrs. old. Had a hip surgery last year. Uses a walker and if needed a wheelchair. Has arthritis; Experiencing pains on her legs and knees.

The bed is well made and sturdy. The mattress is very comfy.

This bed, which is a twin, is too high and too narrow. Also the railings are not long enough, and when down makes it even harder to get in the bed at the proper place.

ada p. from akron, oh (caregiver)

Purchased bed for a very ill 85 yr.old sister, who's barely able to walk. Uses wheelchair and aid assist. Needs lower bed for easier entrance.

BEING ABLE TO RAISE TO 31 INCHES.

NONE !

manny d. from beaumont, ca

77, DISABLED, NOT SATISFIED WITH TIME OF DELI VERY. ALSO WOULD LIKE A DONATION SPONSORSHIP OF 1OO.00 DOLLARS FOR MY SONS HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL TEAM.

The best feature for me is the ability to raise the entire bed several inches. The second best quality is the head raising feature. Helps me put the patient in a better position for removing from the bed to a wheelchair.

The mounting of the safety bars leaves much to be desired. Patient uses the bar to pull herself from the wheelchair and enter the bed. This activity has already stripped the mounting holes. Perhaps a metal plate to stabilize the mounting bolts.

ed l. from cortez, co (caregiver)

Parkinson's patient (24+ years). Limited mobility, especially at night.

Quality of the mattress and it's flexibility in adjustments, with the exception that it does not get low enough, or as low as we would have expected it to.

Does not go low enough, the side rails are marginal, I don't think the description disclosed that you are NOT able to attach a headboard to the frame.

michael f. from overland, ks (caregiver)

19 year old new (4 months in) C5 quadriplegic.

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Does not go low enough to ground. Cannot transfer from wheelchair to bed. Had to get thinner mattress which I am not happy with

margaret m. from marcus hook, pa

I am 67. I have many health issues for example advanced rheumatoid arthritis, severe spinal degenerative disc disease and stenosis etc.

Various positioning, durability, ease of operation, options.

No weaknesses, thus far.

barbara c. from northridge, ca (caregiver)

Though I am the 24/7 caregiver for my paraplegic husband, who is currently bedridden, I also chose to have a like bed next to him.

Adjustability

Buyers should be warned to get serial number of bed for warranty during bed set-up,very difficult to read on tag once bed is set-up

kathy p. from punxsutawney, pa

Physical disability

Sturdy, comfortable, looks nice.

The side rails are a must for him but I had to have help attaching them to the bed.

betty c. from verona, mo (caregiver)

My husband had hip joint replacement and needed a bed for his 6'6" body. He is happy with his new bed.

Ease of use

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robert c. from brea, ca

I have inclusion body myositis and wear a locking knee brace. Getting in and out of bed was very hazardous. am 88 years old and live alone

well built --ease of use---comfort

not low enough with mattress

donald b. from ewen, mi

69 years old--- Muscular Dystrophy Can't walk-- need a caregiver--very depended on one for all transfers--

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melody l. from mount laurel, nj (caregiver)

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