Beds & Accessories — Care-Quality Sleep at Home

A proper home-care bed does more than support sleep — it adjusts head and foot for circulation, lifts and lowers so caregivers don't break their backs, and accepts the rails, trapezes, and overbed tables that make bedside care possible. Peak Health and Wellness carries the bed configurations that home-care companies and long-term-care facilities actually buy, plus the consumable and replaceable accessories that keep them in service for years.

What You'll Find in Beds & Accessories

• Home Care Electric Beds: Semi-electric and full-electric beds with motorized head, foot, and height adjustment for safe transfers and pressure relief. Most home-care users land here.
• Home Care Manual Beds: Crank-adjustable beds — lower cost, no motors to fail, suitable for lower-acuity users.
• Long-Term Care Beds: Facility-grade beds (Invacare CS series, Drive Medical Delta) designed for institutional duty cycles, with split-rail and full-rail options.
• Bed Parts & Accessories: Motors, hand pendants, casters, replacement headboards, footboards, side rails, and bed sheets and pads.
• Transfer Boards: Bed-to-wheelchair transfer boards in various lengths and shapes for safer lateral transfers.

How to Choose the Right Bed

• Semi-electric vs. full-electric. Semi-electric raises head and foot electrically but uses a manual crank for height — lower cost. Full-electric adds height adjustment, which is the feature caregivers benefit from most.
• Match the mattress to the bed. A standard innerspring mattress is rarely the right pairing — pressure-redistribution foam or alternating-pressure mattresses pair with home-care beds for users at risk of pressure injury.
• Plan for the rails. Full-length rails restrict egress and may be considered restraints in some settings — half-length assist rails are usually the right call for cognitively intact users who just need a handhold.
• Think about the room. Hospital beds are wider and longer than residential twin beds — measure doorways, hallways, and turning radius before ordering.
• Ballpark pricing. Semi-electric home-care beds typically run $700–$1,300; full-electric beds $1,200–$2,500; long-term-care frames $2,500+. Mattresses and rails are usually separate line items.

Brands We Carry

Invacare, Drive Medical, ProBasics, Lumex, Medline, and McKesson — sourced through authorized distribution.

Why Buy From Peak Health and Wellness

• Expert support: Our team understands medical equipment. Email us at [email protected] with any question and a real specialist responds.
• Free shipping on orders $95+ — standard ground delivery, typically arriving in 1–2 business days for stocked items.
• Authentic manufacturer products — sourced directly from authorized distributors, never grey market.
• Easy returns & replacements — questions or issues? We make it right.