can this bed be raised in a upright position with the remote for in bed nursing care
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yes- Fully upright-- see specs Phillips Health Care ( we have 5 year warranty beyond man) Raising and Lowering the Head and Foot Sections NOTE: For this procedure, refer to Detail "A" of FIGURE 2.1. 1. To raise the head of the bed, press the "Head Up" button. 2. To lower the head of the bed, press the "Head Down" button. 3. To raise the foot of the bed, press the "Foot Up" button. 4. To lower the foot of the bed, press the "Foot Down" button
2105859
Mine is placed on the frame of a hospital bed, the kind of bed where the mattress is on a spring instead of a solid base. I think a solid base might be better.
1682053
Not exactly because it is in one process that you do with the remote. remote just have up and down button, and leaving the down button pressed it get reclined and with that movemest the foot support goes up automatically
750891
Yes, the bed does move up and down as you asked. Only the Full Electric bed performs this way. The range is from a low of 14 inches up to 32 inches, all at the push of a button. Thank you for your interest in The Medical Supplies Store, let us know if we can help in any other way.
1235527
No. I bought mine because I have a hospital bed. The stretchy material moves with the bed and helps keep them in place when the bed is raised and lowered,
1051017
Yes the info says you can. You can even buy an adjustable base along with the bed.
1516623
Possibly anchored lower to the base. You would have to keep it on real low as it shakes the bed. Keep D batteries handy!
1219227
Ive never had mine upright, because you dont need to flop over.. there is only one side up on that type of mattress... just spin it around.. I have a big headboard and it is cumbersom to change the sheets.. when I try to strech the fitted sheet I have to put a small waste can under the corner so I can use two hands to pull the sheet taught.
1268679
I do not believe so. I do not see any way to raise it. It is very comfortable though.
400216
If it's one of these beds you can set up in different positions, like rise your legs and/or the upper part of the body, no. It will not work
1803131
The Day-Light Classic model can be used with the optional floorstand to position it above the bed, but the stand may or may not be available. I would not recommend altering the units in any way, as that could void the warranty and create a potential hazard, such as over heating, falling or other unforeseen danger.
764977
If adjustable base you mean one with the ability to raise the head and feet sections separately I would say possibly, though probably not (it depends on the base). The mattress itself is fairly flexible so bending it is not much of a problem, though it may be too light and would not sit properly if the bed was adjusted. If the adjustable base is built with weak supports and straight bars you might find it uncomfortable (I am thinking of a fold-out bed in a hide away couch here). On the other hand, the mattress is a premium high-density foam mattress and some adjustable bases are designed to work perfectly for these. While the manufacturer recommends you use a flat, solid base or the floor (they do work great if you like minimalist furniture living) I so think that it would work fine for any bed that can use a high-density foam mattress. A good rule of thumb is that if the foam mattresses from IKEA could work in the base, this mattress should also work fine (and cost half as much as the equivalent mattress from there).
1774586
Probably not. It's the length of an average hospital bed. You could probably add something, such as a memory foam pillow for the bottom area where the feet rest.
193961
no its a pull out but doesn't go up. Nice beds though not huge medium size, good luck
801162
I have it for my daughter and she loves it! You could use it until your baby can stand up and reach it. If you lower the crib, you could still use it.
234323
Yes, but only in the straight upright position. It's not designed for this angle, but if you open the cover halfway, it will stay up. Mostly.
192877
The base of the post is held in place by the mattress, so if it is laced at the head of the bed, it should rise/lower as the bed is adjusted. Just remember that the machine should be in close enough proximity to allow for the additional movement.