The Normal Size of a Program Bed.

Standard size of a program bed is the same as a hospital bed:

Length:
84 inches (213 cm).

Width:
36 inches (91 cm).

Height:
Variable, normally from 18 to 36 inches (46 to 91 cm).

What Size Bed Should Be Used for a Program?

The width of a program bed is dependent on the needs of the patient and care programme. Here are some guidelines:

Standard Width:
36 inches (91 cm) will work for the majority of patients and programs.

Wider Options:
When you need a program bed for bariatric patients or patients with more room, 42-48 inches (107-122 cm) in width are good options.

Applications of Program Beds

Rehabilitation Programs:
Rehab program beds must be wide enough for the mobile or ambulatory patients in the treatment.

Bariatric Programs:
Wider program beds are needed for heavier patients and the comfort of those patients.

Hospice Programs:
Hospice beds in program should be comfortable, with room to grow the bed if necessary.

What Distributors Need to Focus on: Program Beds

Program beds are an exploding market as consumers require more specialized care. : Provide program beds of multiple widths, you can:

Become Customer-Driven: Deliver products tailored to each different care plan.

Boost Revenue: Program beds will usually fetch more money as they’re specialty beds.

Establish Connections: With custom solutions you create long-term relationships with customers.

Conclusion

The width of the program bed is an important part of its function as well as the patient comfort. Medical equipment distributors can also know what the ideal sizes are for different care programs so they can find the solutions that are right for the care provider. Reach out to us today to find out more if you are interested in purchasing program beds for your fleet.

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