Aspire ComfiMotion Activ Care Bed (LS, KS, LD, Queen)

Description

The Activ Care bed combines the best of in-home care functionality, positioning and low height safety with luxurious and contemporary style for enhanced comfort, care and wellbeing.

Key Features include:

1. Ultra Low Height: Minimum platform height of 195 mm reduces falls risk, improving user safety.
2. Customisable Safe Entry/Exit Height: Programmable single button press ensures perfect bed height to maximise independence.
3. Under Bed Clearance: provides clear access for patient lifters and overbed tables.
4. Battery Backup: Provides confidence and maintains independence during power outages.
5. Night Assist: Luminous underbed halo for safe entry and exit.
6. Illuminated Handset: Large button interface is intuitive and highly visible at all times.
7. Massage: Relaxing vibration modes for personalised neck, shoulder and back relief.
8. Hi–Lo Functionality: Assists with manual handling and helps to mitigate fall risks.
9. Head Tilt: Relaxes neck muscles, providing optimal support whilst reading or watching TV.
10. Back Raise: Improves postural support and can ease symptoms of reflux, respiratory conditions, snoring and sleep apnoea.
11. Auto–Regression in the Backrest: Stops the user sliding down the bed during movement while improving comfort and maximising pressure redistribution.
12. Clinical Positioning: One touch raises back and legs to alleviate cardiac exertion, improving resting comfort.
13. Leg Raise: Promotes circulation, relieving tired, swollen/ fatigued or painful limbs.
14. Memory Function: Allows the user to set and return to their preferred positions at any time with one click of a button.
15. Zero Gravity: Helps to relax the circulatory system and muscles of the lower back.
16. Seated Position: Assists with bed entry and exit and upright dining.
17. Trendelenburg (and Reverse): Can assist care givers when repositioning a user*
18. Lockable Castors: Eight heavy duty dual castors.
19. Headboard and accessories sold separately.

*Carers should seek advice from a trained Allied Health professional for correct manual handling techniques.