Assisted Living Beds

For Assisted Living Facility Owners & Administrators

Scalable Solutions for Professional Facilities

Managing a facility requires equipment that stands up to 24/7 use while protecting your bottom line and your staff. Our assisted living beds are engineered for high-traffic environments and rigorous safety standards.

• Safety & Fall Reduction: Ultra-low deck heights and integrated side rails help minimize fall risks and meet compliance standards.
• Durability: Built with reinforced steel frames designed for years of constant adjustment and cleaning.
• Staff Convenience: Intuitive hand pendants and high-low adjustments reduce caregiver strain and prevent workplace injuries.
• Seamless Bulk Ordering: We specialize in assisted living owner bed purchases for 5–20+ units. We handle the heavy lifting, from freight logistics to professional on-site installation.

Need a Quote? We offer volume discounts upon approval for established facilities.

For Families Furnishing a Loved One's Room

Comfort and Dignity for the Next Chapter

Moving a parent or spouse into assisted living is a major transition. Many families come to us looking for the right bed for a mother, father, or loved one - something that brings comfort, familiarity, and peace of mind. We help create a space that feels like home, without sacrificing the medical support they may need.

• Residential Design: Our adjustable beds for assisted living residents feature wood-grain headboards and hidden mechanisms, so the room looks like a bedroom, not a clinic.
• Coordinated Shipping: We ship directly to the community. Just give us the room number and the facility contact, and we’ll coordinate the delivery window.
• Ease of Use: Simple, backlit remotes allow your loved one to adjust their own comfort level, preserving their independence.
• Facility-Approved: All our beds meet standard facility requirements for fire safety and mobility, ensuring a smooth move-in day.

Featured Assisted Living Beds

• Icare IC333 & Icare IC222: Versatile, premium options known for their sleek look and full range of head, foot, and height adjustments.

• Supernal 3 & Supernal 5: A favorite for home-like aesthetics; the Supernal 5 offers full Trendelenburg and cardiac chair positioning.

• Flexabed Hi-Low: The industry standard for reliability, allowing the entire bed to raise and lower vertically.

• Flexabed Value Flex: Great entry-level choice that focus on comfort and custom support.

• Flexabed Premier: Highly-customizable luxury bed that delivers unmatched flexibility, stability, and long-term value.

• Medacure ULB 3.9 – Standard & Bariatric: An ultra-low bed that drops nearly to the floor to virtually eliminate fall injuries.

• StarSleep Orin: Modern styling meets clinical functionality, providing a comfortable, non-institutional feel.

Complete the Room: Assisted Living Furniture

A room needs more than just a bed to be functional. Browse our Assisted Living Furniture Collection for matching bedside cabinets, wardrobes, and seating designed for senior safety, stability, and easy cleaning.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Are hospital beds allowed in assisted living facilities?
A: Yes, hospital beds are generally allowed in assisted living facilities. In fact, many facilities actively recommend or require them for residents with specific medical needs. Hospital-style beds offer adjustable positioning, side rails, and height controls that make caregiving easier and safer for both residents and staff. However, policies may vary by facility, so it's always best to check with the specific assisted living community regarding their equipment guidelines.

Q: What size of bed is best for assisted living facilities?
A: Twin XL and full-size (double) beds are the most commonly used sizes in assisted living facilities. Twin XL beds are ideal for single-occupancy rooms as they save space while still offering enough comfort for one person. Full-size beds are a good option for residents who prefer more sleeping room. For medical or bariatric needs, wider models are also available. When choosing a size, consider the room dimensions, caregiver accessibility around the bed, and the resident's personal comfort preferences.

Q: Will Medicare pay for a hospital bed in assisted living?
A: Medicare may cover a hospital bed if it is deemed medically necessary by a licensed physician and prescribed as durable medical equipment (DME). However, Medicare typically does not cover the cost of room and board in assisted living facilities, and coverage for equipment used in these settings can be limited compared to home care or skilled nursing settings. It's recommended to contact Medicare directly or speak with a benefits counselor to understand what is covered under your specific plan, as eligibility requirements and coverage terms can vary.

Q: Can my assisted living facility buy beds directly?
A: Yes, we frequently partner with facility owners and procurement managers. Buying directly often comes with several advantages, including bulk pricing, customization options, and dedicated account support for ongoing orders. Browse our collection of assisted living beds to find options suited for facility-level purchasing, or call 833-499-4450 to inquire about volume pricing and orders.

Q: Do you bring your own bed in assisted living?
A: This depends on the assisted living facility's policies. Many facilities furnish rooms with standard beds, but some allow (or even encourage) residents to bring their own furniture, including beds, to create a more home-like environment. If a resident requires a specialized hospital or adjustable bed for medical reasons, facilities will typically accommodate this. It's best to discuss bedroom furnishing options directly with the facility during the admission process to understand what is permitted and what may need to be arranged.

Q: What if I'm just buying one bed for my parent?
A: We make single-bed purchases simple. You can checkout directly online, and our team will follow up to gather the facility’s delivery requirements (such as loading dock access or specific delivery hours) to ensure your parent's bed is ready when they arrive.

Q: Is White Glove Delivery available for these beds?
A: Yes, we offer premium White Glove Delivery and Setup for our entire collection of assisted living beds. Our White Glove service ensures a completely hands-off experience. Our professional team will bring the bed directly into the designated room, perform the full mechanical assembly, and test every function to ensure everything is working perfectly. Once the setup is complete, the team will remove all boxes and packaging materials so the room is clean and ready for immediate use. This service is designed to minimize disruption to residents and caregivers alike. Note: White Glove Delivery typically adds about 5–6 business days to the transit time to allow for professional coordination and scheduling.

Q: What type of bed is best for an elderly patient?
A: An adjustable or semi-electric hospital bed is widely considered the best option for elderly patients, particularly those with limited mobility, chronic pain, or medical conditions requiring repositioning.

Every bed in our collection has been hand-picked to include the features that matter most:

- Customizable Positioning: Fully adjustable head and foot sections to ensure optimal comfort and effective pressure relief.
- Height-adjustable Frames: Adjustable bed heights to facilitate safer, easier transfers in and out of bed.
- Safety Rails: Built-in or optional support rails to prevent falls and provide stability when repositioning.
- Advanced Pressure Management: Compatible with specialized pressure-relief mattresses* to reduce the risk of bedsores.
- Intuitive Operation: Easy-to-use controls for both the patient and caregiver.

*Already have a medical mattress? No problem. Our beds are compatible with most standard medical mattresses, though we offer specialized options if you're looking for an upgrade.

Essential Bedside Accessories for Safety and Convenience

To create a truly supportive environment, the right bed is only the first step. Adding the right accessories can significantly enhance daily independence and provide extra peace of mind for both users and caregivers.

We recommend these additions to complete your setup:

Overbed Tables: Perfect for those who spend more time in bed, these adjustable tables provide a stable surface for meals, reading, or using a laptop. Their slim base slides easily under the bed frame, bringing everything within arm's reach.

Patient Lifts: Designed to assist with safe transitions, these lifts provide the necessary leverage and support to move from a seated to a standing position. They are a vital tool for reducing physical strain on caregivers and promoting mobility.

Fall Prevention Mats: Safety is a priority, and these high-impact foam mats are designed to be placed alongside the bed. They provide a cushioned landing surface that significantly reduces the risk of injury in the event of an accidental roll-out or fall.

Here for You Every Step of the Way

Choosing the right equipment is a significant decision, and you don't have to make it alone. Our team at MedShop Direct is dedicated to helping you find the best bed for your specific needs. If you have questions about compatibility or need a personalized recommendation, we are here to guide you. For expert advice on any of our assisted living beds, contact us at 833-499-4450 or support@medshopdirect.com.