Supernal Hi-Low Bed

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eva d. from sierra vista, az

My name is Eva and I am 70 years old/young. I have neuropathy in my feet and osteoarthritis in both knees. I had both of my knees replaced.

Good range of height adjustment to allow transfer to a lower level both in and out of bed. Looks like our previous split king bed after we added a bed skirt so it doesn't look like a hospital bed.

The motor is noisier than my old adjustable bed which is not good when I have to get up in the middle of the night. The mattress is not the most comfortable but the extra firmness does make moving about somewhat easier.

roy b. from raleigh, nc

I am a 79 year old male with a T6/T7 spinal cord injury and in a manual wheelchair full time.

The strengths are the full adjustability, especially the hi-lo feature. It aids in getting in or out of bed. I find being able to raise the bed up higher helps with making the bed in the morning; it’s puts less strain on my back.

The full size width is an inch narrower than standard full size mattresses making it difficult to keep sheets tucked in. I bought a foam bolster to keep my mattress from sliding around.

teresa h. from harvest, al

Sixty-five year old person with arthritic joints, 2 total knee replacements, and spinal fusion.

Able to adjust height.

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modestina a. from ridge, ny (caregiver)

I’m a caregiver taking care of my mom who had a stroke. This bed makes thing so much easier for us both with all its adjustments. We love this bed.

Ability to allow me to get up and down pretty easily.

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stephanie l. from pawleys island, sc

I am 68 years old and after three hip surgeries and horrible pain I needed to find a bed that would help me get up and down! This bed is perfect!

All the ways that the bed is adjustable makes it so much easier to help a disabled person get in and out of bed. The positions that can be made also help a person get in a healthy sleep position, such as getting the feet up to keep swelling down. With the height adjustment and width of a twin bed I don't have to worry about my husband falling out of bed.

Mattress is a little thin and a little to hard, but still we both are sleeping fairly well.

teresa h. from harvest, al (caregiver)

I actually am caregiver and a user. I purchased two twin size beds, one for my husband who has been disabled by a stroke, the other for myself.

Does what a hospital bed does, but doesn't look like one.

The mattress could be thicker and more comfortable.

fred f. from new york, ny (caregiver)

Good bed for my 92-year-old dad. Looks like a regular bed, but head/foot of the bed move and the whole bed goes up and down. Mattress is a bit firm.

The bed electronically lowers enough for a very short person to sit in and then raises high enough to allow gravity to help get out.

The remote control is not attached by a cord so we had to rig that feature ourself.

janice c. from heath, oh (caregiver)

90 year old woman with arthritis.

I love this bed.

The railing position needs more places to hook the railing to.

mariam a. from anaheim, ca

I have back and balance problem, need a bed with height adjustments. Plus head and leg too. This bed offers all of them.

Hi lo function!

The rails need multiple settings.

catt m. from murphy, tx (caregiver)

72 year old male with partial paralysis due to multiple burst vertebrae.

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barbara k. from albuquerque, nm

Hi, we purchased a bed for a 93 year old male. We are extremely happy with the bed. It works great and is perfect for him and very helpful.