When it comes to selecting a hospital bed for yourself or a loved one, the options can be overwhelming. MI MED understands the importance of finding the right fit for your needs, which is why they offer both semi-electric and full-electric hospital beds for rental and purchase.
What is the Difference Between Semi-Electric and Full-Electric Hospital Beds?
A semi-electric hospital bed is equipped with a remote control that allows you to adjust the head and foot rest positions. The height of the bed, however, is adjusted manually using a hand crank. On the other hand, a full-electric hospital bed also features a remote control for adjusting the height of the bed in addition to the head and foot rest positions.
Why Might You Need a Semi-Electric Bed?
There are several reasons why a semi-electric hospital bed might be the right choice for you. If you prefer the convenience of adjusting the head and foot rest positions with a remote control but are comfortable manually adjusting the height of the bed, a semi-electric bed could be the perfect option. Additionally, a semi-electric bed may be more cost-effective for those on a budget.
MI MED understands that every individual has unique needs and preferences when it comes to hospital beds. That's why they offer both semi-electric and full-electric options to ensure that you find the perfect fit.
Whether you need a semi-electric or full-electric hospital bed, MI MED is here to help. With one business day delivery and setup, you can rest easy knowing that your comfort and well-being are their top priorities.
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