185 Hi-Low Series SL

Easily adjusted

Safety rails aren't safe.

aaron s. from deerfield beach, fl (caregiver)

94 year old man

Able to get the bed as a double for room for essentials I would need at night

None yet

mary c. from kernersville, nc

I am a 73 year old female with MS and recently suffered a break of my right leg. Needed a bed that would be lower enough to get in.

Being able to raise and lower the bed off the ground is a back saver for my family. The head raising up helps sit my loved one up, while lifting the knees, keeps him from sliding while sitting up. 

It would be nice if it raised straight up, instead of raising outward from the wall. We wouldn’t have to leave as much space between the head and the wall. At this moment, I do not see any other weaknesses, and in the grand scheme of things, it is not that big of a deal. 

julie d. from beech bluff, tn (caregiver)

This Hi-Low bed is so helpful in transfers from chair to bed and back for our family as we transfer our loved one. No more lifting him up to bed.

Well constructed for heavy weight person

Rails are difficult to keep up. need a manual.

joe n. from san jose, ca

Just completed Back Surgery. While getting out of the bed is a little tricky, the entire reason for the bed was to prevent falling out.

Easy use and quality 

Not sure 

angela o. from new york, ny (caregiver)

She is a young woman who had a stroke left disabled. 

Adjustability 

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thomas v. from littleton, co (caregiver)

My uncle loves it 

Had a 36” wide bed before, 54” helps CNA a lot.

Side rail is difficult at times, once had to take nuts off to be able to drop rail.

eugene k. from west palm beach, fl (caregiver)

80 years old. Has incontenance due to lymphedema and arthritic pain. Confined to bed. Has a CNA visit daily for washing/cleaning. 

Low enough for me to get in bed. High enough for me to get out of bed.

I love the flat setting on remote. Wish the lift had that so you didn't have to hold it.

janet r. from chicago, il

Women 74 years old 4foot 11 inches can't bend knees. Bed is great, low to get in,high to get out. I love this bed.

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The product is fine

peggy h. from kalamazoo, mi

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cynthia l. from allenhurst, nj (caregiver)

Make/ 66 years ole: paralyzed waist down 

I love that I can position it as much as any hospital bed and that the clearance allows me to use our manual hoyer lift to get my son into bed.

None. Really happy with our purchase.

jen o. from tbd, oh (caregiver)

17 year old boy with severe spastic quad cerebral palsy and epilepsy.

It is a more modern looking bed versus one that may appear to be a hospital or nursing home bed. The bed allows flexibility of moving up and down for the height of a user, along with being able to elevate an individual's head and/or feet, along with the use of handrails, if needed.

The rails are a bit challenging for an older person to move up and down, making sure they are back in/locked into their spot. But it is nice having the option to place the rails up or down, as needed by an individual.

deeann s. from mankato, mn (caregiver)

Parent who lives 3 hours away and in a non-assisted senior living apartment complex