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Explore our wide selection of affordable home hospital beds for quick shipping across Canada. We offer White Glove Delivery in the Greater Toronto Area, including Brampton, Mississauga, Vaughan, Markham and Scarborough. Visit our showrooms, call us or shop online now for competitive prices and exclusive products on homecare and long term care beds.
We offer high-quality electric hospital beds for sale, with shipping and support available across Canada. This includes local service in Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), including Brampton, Mississauga,...
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These deluxe home hospital beds include all the features of basic home hospital beds but also add on premium and luxury features like: a larger height-range, Trendelenburg position, solid slat...
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Vital Mobility offers a range of Bariatric Home Hospital Beds with maximum weight capacities starting at 500 lbs (227 kg). These heavy duty bed options include the same features as...
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An economical and convenient accessory for individuals requiring a home hospital bed. An overbed table on wheels can add to their comfort. Use your overbed table to eat in bed,...
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| Weight Capacity | 450 lbs (204 kg) |
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| Max Height | 23.5″ (59.6 cm) |
| Min Height | 9.8″ (24.8 cm) |
| Bed Dimensions | 36″ x 84″ |
| Sleep Deck | 36″ x 79″ |
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| Weight Capacity | 420 lbs (190 kg) |
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| Max Height | 32″ (81 cm) |
| Min Height | 9.7″ (24 cm) |
| Bed Dimensions | 41″ (w) x 82″ (L) |
| Sleep Deck | 35.4″ (w) x 78.7″ (L)” |
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| Weight Capacity | 500 lbs (204 kg) |
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| Max Height | 30″ (36.8 cm) |
| Min Height | 7″ (57.2 cm) |
| Bed Dimensions | 38.5″ (w) x 85.25″ (L) |
| Sleep Deck | 36″-42″ x 80″- 84″ |
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| Weight Capacity | 400 lbs. (181 kg) |
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| Max Height | 26″ (std) & 28″ (low) |
| Min Height | 8 3/4″ (std) & 8″ (low) |
| Bed Dimensions | n/a |
| Sleep Deck | 35-39-42″ x 80″- 84″ |
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| Weight Capacity | 485 lbs (204 kg) |
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| Max Height | 32″ (81.3 cm) |
| Min Height | 15″ (38.1 cm) |
| Bed Dimensions | 40.1″ (w) x 84.6″ (L) |
| Sleep Deck | 36″ x 80″ |
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| Weight Capacity | 600 lbs (204 kg) |
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| Max Height | 30″ (57.2 cm) |
| Min Height | 7″ (36.8 cm) |
| Bed Dimensions | 38.5″ (w) x 85.3″ (L) |
| Sleep Deck | 36″to 39-42″ x 80″-88″ |
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| Weight Capacity | 450 lbs (204 kg) |
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| Max Height | 24.5″ (61.9 cm) |
| Min Height | 16″ (40.6 cm) |
| Bed Dimensions | 36″ (w) x 88″ (L) |
| Sleep Deck | 36″ (w) x 80″ (L) |
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At Vital Mobility, purchasing a bed for medical use is a unique experience. Here’s why:
At Vital Mobility, our focus is on delivering not just a product, but a service that prioritizes your comfort and peace of mind.
Looking for a temporary solution? Our team delivers a variety of hospital bed rental options with quick delivery across the GTA.
Find out why an adjustable hospital bed from Vital Mobility is far superior from a mattress store adjustable bed to offer care at home. Watch this video for an in-depth look:
The cost of a hospital bed in Ontario is determined by the features it is equipped with. Fully electric homecare hospital beds can cost as little as CAD $1000. In contrast, highly advanced hospital beds – like the ones used in medical facilities – can run anywhere between CAD $10,000-$20,000.
Hospital Beds in Ontario are not covered by OHIP (Ontario Health Insurance Plan). Eligible candidates may qualify for financial assistance for hospital beds in Ontario via the Ontario Disability Support Program and Veterans Affairs Canada.
In addition, end-of-life patients may be able to obtain coverage for a hospital bed rental via Ontario Health at Home.
To save on the HST when buying or renting a hospital bed, clients can present a note from an overseeing Doctor, Occupational Therapist or Physiotherapist at the time of purchase.
The main difference between both is that hospital beds include a high-low functions. This means that as a whole, this device can be adjusted for height in addition to the backrest and leg rest angle. Regular adjustable beds can only regulate the backrest and leg rest position.
The ability to lower and raise the bed is crucial for elderly patients and those living with disabilities. In addition, individuals living with Alzheimer’s, or any other type of dementia can benefit from a hospital bed’s ability to lower close to the floor. This helps to prevent falls and unintended accidents.
Because these beds are longer than regular twin beds by 5 inches, they need longer fitted sheets. Fitted sheets that work with 80” mattresses are often sold by home care product retailers.
Most mattresses are sold with an included protector. Pressure prevention and redistribution mattresses are usually equipped with a zippered, waterproof mattress cover. The protectors are durable and easy to wipe clean.
Full Electric Hospital Bed: Fully electric operation controlled with a wired remote, allowing adjustments to the backrest, leg section, and bed height.
Specialty (or Deluxe) Hospital Beds: Advanced features such as Trendelenburg positioning, metal slat foundations, hydraulic systems, and higher height ranges.
Heavy-Duty Hospital Beds: Also called bariatric beds, designed for individuals requiring a weight capacity of 500 lbs or more, featuring sturdy construction and wider widths.
Hospital beds have become more affordable. Many fully electric models cost under $1,000, and complete bed packages are available for under $2,000.
No, hospital beds are at least 80 inches long, while standard twins are 75 inches. Some models extend up to 88 inches for taller users.
No, standard hospital beds require longer fitted sheets. Twin XL sheets (80 inches long) fit best.
Standard models support 300-450 lbs. Bariatric models can hold up to 1,000 lbs and offer width expansion.
Yes, adjustable beds help seniors with sleep comfort, but hospital beds offer additional height adjustability for safety and accessibility. With the right mattress in place, they can also help to prevent pressure ulcers.
For bed ridden patients, hospital beds offer multiple adjustments for comfort and circulation. Features like Trendelenburg positioning and low-air-loss mattresses help prevent pressure sores.
Hospital beds are different from regular beds becasue they allow back, leg, and height adjustments. They also include optional side rails and casters for mobility.
The standard home hospital bed size is 36” x 80”, though some models expand up to 52” wide and 88” long.
Most hospital beds can fit through doorways easily as they are designed for easy transport and can be assembled in the room. Compact models come on trolleys for convenient delivery.
