Hospital Beds and Mattresses in Arizona

Low beds assist in falls management by lowering closer to the floor. For example, the Descend Ultra-Low Floor Bed adjusts from 2.7 inches to 25 inches, while the Ai1 Expandable Low Bed features a 10-inch low-bed height with a three-zone bed exit alarm and integrated nurse call connection to aid early patient mobility and alert caregivers to unassisted bed exits.

Powered systems offer several therapy modes depending on the model. Options include True Low Air Loss for microclimate management and moisture dissipation, alternating pressure cycles to relieve interface pressure, pulsation modes that simulate massage, continuous immersion therapy, and continuous lateral rotation to assist with pulmonary care and secretion mobilization in immobile patients.

Yes. Platforms like the Ai1 Expandable Low Bed expand from 35 inches to 48 inches in width and 80 inches to 88 inches in length, supporting patient weights up to 550 pounds. For higher weight requirements, mattress systems like the MOXI Bari Select Air and Rhythm Multi Plus accommodate patient weights up to 1,000 pounds.

Surfaces are designed for pressure ulcer prevention and treatment across stages 1 through 4. Features include multi-layered zoned comfort foam, dedicated heel protection zones like Happy Heel or sloped heel sections, low shear stretch covers, and cell-in-cell designs that maintain support during power interruptions while redistributing patient pressure across the body.

Several models incorporate specific safeguards for power interruptions. Systems such as the Rhythm Multi, DynaFlow, and Duet include a 2-inch convoluted foam base for secondary support. Others, like the Salute RDX, feature an 8-inch bladder with cell-in-cell engineering that keeps static air cells inflated if electrical supply is interrupted.

Yes. Non-powered foam replacement surfaces include the DLX, ALX, RLX, VLX, and SLX models, along with the hybrid MOXI Fusion XC. These mattresses utilize multi-density foam layers, visco elastic materials, firm support perimeters for stable patient transfers, and vapor-permeable, fluid-resistant covers designed to protect vulnerable skin without electrical pumps.