Home Care Electric Beds — Motorized Comfort and Safety

An electric home-care bed is what makes home care viable for users who can't safely use a standard residential bed. Motorized head and foot adjustment relieves pressure, supports breathing, and makes transfers safer. Full-electric beds add motorized height — the feature caregivers benefit from most. Peak Health and Wellness carries the Invacare, Drive Medical, and ProBasics electric beds that home-care companies actually deploy.

What You'll Find Here

• Semi-Electric Beds: Motorized head and foot adjustment, manual crank for height — lower cost.
• Full-Electric Beds: Motorized head, foot, AND height — the standard for most home-care patients.
• Hi/Lo Beds: Full-electric beds that drop to extra-low heights for fall prevention and pediatric use.
• Replacement Mattresses: Pressure-redistribution and standard mattresses sized for home-care beds.

How to Choose

• Full-electric for caregivers. If a caregiver makes transfers, full-electric height adjustment dramatically reduces back strain.
• Semi-electric for lower-acuity users. Fine when transfers are infrequent and the user adjusts head/foot themselves.
• Pair with a pressure-redistribution mattress. Beds usually ship without mattress — budget for the surface separately.
• Plan for rails. Half-rails for handhold support; full rails restrict egress. Choose for the user's cognitive and physical needs.
• Ballpark pricing. Semi-electric $700–$1,300; full-electric $1,200–$2,500; Hi/Lo $1,800–$3,000.

Brands We Carry

Invacare, Drive Medical, ProBasics, Lumex, and Medline — 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.