INDICATIONS FOR USE:

Designed and developed for patients with permanent, long-term disabilities and conditions, the ProBasics Electric Hospital Beds are intended to provide assistance to a patients and/or their caregiver for proper positioning of patients who:

1.     Require the elevation of the head of the bed 30 or more degrees most of the time due to, but not limited to, congestive heart failure, chronic pulmonary disease, or problems with aspiration

2.     Require special attachments, such as traction equipment, that can only be attached to a hospital bed

3.     Require an adjustable bed to permit transfers to chair, wheelchair, or standing position. This includes, but is not limited to:

•    Severe arthritis and other injuries to lower extremities

•    Spinal cord injuries (including quadriplegia and paraplegia), muscular dystrophies, multiple limb amputations,

      and stroke, where the patient is able to transfer from a bed to a wheelchair with or without help

4.     Require frequent changes in body position or might require an immediate need for a change in body position to avert a life threatening situation.

The ProBasics Lightweight Semi-Electric Bed is easy for one person to transport--with a foot section that weighs just 42 lb. The robust, lightweight frame and snap on or off low-voltage DC motor box ensure quick and efficient set-ups and easy routine maintenance.

Your clients will take comfort that in the event of a power failure a 9V battery back-up may be used to allow movement to the lowest bed position. Plus, the smart, recessed design of the head and foot spring assemblies help reduce pinching and injuries. The split-spring design incorporated into the low bed profile still allows for the easy, one-person delivery but with all the benefits of a low bed.

FEATURES
• Easy to transport - foot section weighs just 42 lb.
• Quick set-up and easy maintenance with motor and electronics that can be removed for service or cleaning
• Head and foot sections can be raised independently or simultaneously
• Large button, simple-to-use hand pendant
• Manual crank at the foot adjusts the frame height
• Scratch-resistant bed ends keep the bed looking new
• 9V battery back-up lets users go to the lowest bed position during power failures (batteries not included)
• Headspring support and foot assembly are recessed to help reduce pinching and injuries
• Trendelenberg and reverse Trendelenberg position capable
• Beds include two locking and two non-locking casters
• Quiet, efficient ETL-approved DC low voltage single motor box
• HCPCS Code: E0295*

1. Require the elevation of the head of the bed 30 or more degrees most of the time due to, but not limited to, congestive heart failure, chronic pulmonary disease, or problems with aspiration
2. Require special attachments, such as traction equipment, that can only be attached to a hospital bed
3. Require an adjustable bed to permit transfers to chair, wheelchair, or standing position. This includes, but is not limited to:
   •    Severe arthritis and other injuries to lower extremities
   •    Spinal cord injuries (including quadriplegia and paraplegia), muscular dystrophies, multiple limb amputations,
         and stroke, where the patient is able to transfer from a bed to a wheelchair with or without help
4. Require frequent changes in body position or might require an immediate need for a change in body position to avert a life threatening situation.

• Steel frame fits onto most standard (36” wide) bed ends
• Composite shelf is rugged for years of dependable service
• Keeps your warehouse organized
• Technicians can roll the beds from warehouse-to-truck-to-customer
• Helps to manage cleaning routines and sanitation protocols