Bariatric Acute Care Instant Wide Low Bed - B337 by CostCare
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This advanced long-term care low bed is designed for care homes and assisted living, featuring adjustable width and length, low height for fall prevention, and easy control for caregivers. It offers enhanced safety and flexibility for both patients and staff. with FREE Shipping and Best Price Guarantee
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The Bariatric Acute Care Instant Wide Low Bed - B337 by CostCare is a specialized bed designed for bariatric patients in long-term care settings.
It features adjustable width and length to accommodate various patient sizes.
The low height minimizes the risk of falls, providing safety for vulnerable patients.
Easy-to-use controls allow caregivers to adjust the bed with minimal effort.
This bed is suitable for hospitals, clinics, and home healthcare in Nairobi, Kenya.
Applications & Use Cases
This bed is primarily used in care homes, assisted living facilities, and hospitals for bariatric patients who require extra support and safety.
Healthcare professionals, including nurses and caregivers, utilize this equipment to enhance patient comfort and care.
It is ideal for settings where fall prevention and patient mobility are critical.
Available for county-wide delivery across Kenya, this bed meets the needs of diverse healthcare environments.
Care & Maintenance
To maintain the Bariatric Acute Care Instant Wide Low Bed, regularly inspect all mechanical components for proper functioning.
Clean the bed frame and mattress with mild disinfectants to ensure hygiene.
Store the bed in a dry, safe location when not in use to prevent damage.
Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for maintenance schedules to prolong the life of the equipment.
Proper care contributes to the safety and comfort of patients.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does an ICU bed cost in Kenya?
💥 Fact: An ICU bed in a private hospital in Kenya can cost anywhere between KES 50,000 to KES 250,000 per night — depending on the level of care needed. Add surgery, scans, doctor fees, and medicines, and a 3–4 day stay can easily cross KES 600,000 to KES 1.5 million.
What is the difference between a bariatric bed and a normal bed?
Bariatric beds are designed for larger, heavier users, so are generally bigger than a typical bed. A typical single bed is usually 3ft/90cm wide whereas a bariatric bed is usually 4ft/120cm wide, giving more space for the larger individual..
How much does a bariatric bed hold?
Arjo provides a range of hospital bed frames designed for the specific needs of plus size patients. They are able to accommodate patients weighing up to 1000 lbs (454 kg) and are compatible with a range of therapeutic support surfaces for immobile, critically ill plus size patients..
What type of illness is a bariatric bed used for?
Bariatric hospital beds are designed to accommodate obese or overweight individuals. A bariatric bed is a heavy-duty bed that is wider than the typical hospital bed. These “special item” beds are also used for those suffering from physical conditions such as Parkinson's disease, spinal cord injuries or stroke.
