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  • Hospital Overbed Tables

    Keep books, tablet, food, and drinks within easy reach with a hospital overbed table. Designed to be easily moved around the bedside, these tables make spending time in bed convenient and comfortable.
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  • Hospital Beds for Home Care

    For in home patients who need the benefits of a medical bed, PINXING has a selection of hospital beds suitable for a variety of conditions Whether you’re looking for an adjustable home care bed with a therapeutic support surface or a full-electric hospital bed, you’ll find a dependable produ...
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  • Hospital Bed: Manual Bed

    From manual to long-term care beds, PINXING offers a wide selection of basic and pro-level home care beds that are compatible for various patient needs. If you’re looking to buy hospital beds from trusted industry brands at competitive prices, call us.
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  • Full-Electric Hospital Bed VS. Semi-Electric Hospital Bed

    1.Full-Electric Bed: Head, foot, and bed height adjustable via the hand control with an additional motor for raising/lowering bed height. 2.Semi-Electric Bed: Head and foot are adjustable with the hand control, the bed can be raised/lowered with manual hand-crank (this is usually set to a comfort...
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  • How to assemble a Hospital Bed

    Basic directions for assembling a hospital bedTypical Hospital Bed Assembly Most brand/model hospital beds assemble in the same manner and can be done in a matter of minutes. Both Full-electric, semi-electric and manual hospital beds assemble the same way. There are slight variations dependi...
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  • Hospital Bed

    Hospital beds are designed so that you can provide a loved one with top-quality care. When a person is recovering from an injury or needs to spend a large amount of time in bed, your average bed will fall short of their needs. Home care beds include features which can accommodate a patient’s spec...
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  • What should the fine homecare medical beds look like?

    Homecare medical beds are available in different styles, but you will notice that nearly all of the beds are adjustable. The ability to raise the head and the foot areas of a bed is essential to patient comfort and well being. By adjusting the bed, you can relieve pressure on the patient’s body, ...
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  • Safety is paramount for hospital beds.

    Safety is paramount for anyone who is in bed for a long time, and home care beds are designed to maximize safety in your own home. They are available with bedrails for increased safety, and bedrails may be purchased separately. From safety release systems to nightlights which are built ...
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  • There are countless advantages for our medical beds.

    There are countless advantages to being able to care for a loved one at home, from financial savings to the morale boost that being in the comfort of your own home provides to a patient. Medical beds available in many different styles and designs suit your specific needs for home care. From long ...
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  • Decide What You Need in a medical Bed.

    Before you start shopping for a homecare bed, make a list of the features that are important to your intended use. Consider the weight capacity that the bed should have, and think about what you will need in terms of the bed’s overall size. If buying an adjustable bed, do you want an entirely pow...
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  • Keep Safety In Mind when shopping and using a hospital bed.

    It’s important to make your homecare setting as safe as possible. When using a homecare bed, consider the following safety advice.  Keep the wheels of the bed locked at all times.Unlock the wheels only if the bed needs to be moved. Once the bed is moved into place, lock the wheels again.&nbs...
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  • Pinxing considers hospital beds medically necessary DME for members who meet any of the following criteria

    1.The member's condition requires positioning of the body (e.g., to alleviate pain, promote good body alignment, prevent contractures, or avoid respiratory infections) in ways not feasible in an ordinary bed; or 2.The member's condition requires special attachments (e....
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