Does the head of the bed raise enough for patient to be fed?
1025694
Yes, it moves all the way up to a sitting position. We purchased a hospital table that slides under the bed, and over her lap, so she can sit in bed and feed herself.
573578
No it is a flat mattress. One would have to obtain a bedframe that would raise or lower.
277502
I'm not sure...I'm pregnant right now- but have never nursed, but I'm assumin you might want someplace to rest your own head while nursing if you're tired, and the back isn't high enough. Sorry, to not be more help. Guess it depends on how tired you are when you're nursing. :)
551790
I spend nearly all of my day day night on the roho and since using it have never had a bed sore. The section where my bottom lies does need to be pumped up about once a month but I am on a hospital bed with the head raised during the day. The pump is insluclude and my daughter can pump it without my getting up. Hope that answers your question.
1019683
No it can't. It is held in place by the mattress, so if you elevate the head it would become displaced.
1317490
With all of the components put together the bed is at a correct height. For some folks it would depend on what their "regular height" would be them.
998504
It has good support, her head does fall forward when she is really out. But you can adjust the rests to help with that.
764598
No, but it raises and lowers very easily. Frankly, I'm glad that it doesn't tilt, My last one did and it got unstable over time. I am still very pleased with this table. I'm no longer confined to bed, but I still keep it. It's just handy.
2072970
Not sure I understand your question. The bed I have does not rise horizontally. Only the head and foot elevate. It also has a vibrating feature on it.
2216604
Not high. We make our dogs food every 2 weeks and can carry on a conversation with raised voices. It's a sturdy wonderful piece of equipment!
1207144
My husband was able to raise ours up somewhat with what was there on our bedframe but I know a lot of people who have suggested mounting the headboard on the wall and they do this all the time on HGTV so you might try that to get it up higher. I am pleased with mine as it is comfortable while just relaxing or reading.
1659867
I use it on patient lying in bed and find it works very well. Just remember to adjust arm/wrist position to heart level and support the arm in the correct position and limit arm movement. (That's important)
820031
Partially. The head could be raised (as in, the whole bed tilting, head up, foot down) from the hand-held control. Then the manual crank can be used to raise or lower the foot to match it.
1441672
A lifts main purpose is moving patient from bed to commode or chair, or another bed. We can not state for sure that it will pick a patient up off the floor., but if the chains / straps are long enough, then possibly.
182606
Yes, it's high enough from babies head. In fact that is where I have it at.
1746152
You can raise the head about 3" to 4" before the body lifts off the ground. Good enough to make people think it's alive.
2039515
Yes. The picture shown the lowest point of the mattress setting. I put on the highest level for my 6 month old baby, easy on our back.