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Bed Rails

Safety Bed Rails

Installing medical bed rails can be a safety, convenience or security measure. Side Rails are not only handicap bed rails, they are just as important to those likely to fall from bed as they are to those with difficulties getting out of bed. These adult bed rails come in several forms and configurations, and you'll be able to locate a bed assist rail here on this page that's designed to fit onto standard hospital beds or your bed at home.

When bed rails are used, perform an on-going assessment of the patient’s physical and mental status; closely monitor high-risk patients.

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    ArcoRail Bed Rail for standard bed
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    ArcoRail
    Can be rotated 360 degrees and locked at every 90 degree turn. Supports up to 300-lbs.
    $269.90
    Bed Rails for home style beds
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    Drive
    Bed Rails for standard home bed. Support bar goes between mattress and box-spring. Rails lower and raise.
    $137.50
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    Home Bed Side Helper
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    Drive
    Perfect for home-style, non-hospital beds with a metal (box-spring) style frame. Height adjustable legs.
    $141.70
    Half Length Hospital Bed Rails
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    Drive
    Reduced-Gap, Half-Length Bed Rails for home hospital beds.
    $94.00
    Half Length Hospital Bed Rails
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    Drive
    Half-Length Bed Rails for home hospital beds are actually adjustable in length in 2" increments.
    $124.00
    M-Rail Standard Bed Rail
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    Drive
    M-Rail fits between mattress and box springs. Secures with dual straps around the box-spring of a standard home bed. Easily dismantled for travel.
    $83.00
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    Deluxe Bed Rails for Adjustable Beds
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    Flex-a-bed
    Deluxe Half-Length Rails work on any Adjustable Bed with a wood backing on mattress support base. Works on all Flex-a-Beds.
    $299.00
    Halo Ring Parts
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    Halo
    Ring covers for the Halo Safety Ring. Padded limb protectors, circle protectors.
    $0.00
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    Halo Safety Ring
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    Halo
    Halo Ring is required Bed Rail for most Assisted Living Centers. Available for home style or hospital beds.
    $344.00
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    Halo Safety Wing
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    Halo
    Halo Wing add an extra wing at the base of the circle. Ideal for Assisted Living Centers. Available for home style or hospital beds.
    $497.00
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    Hart Vision Group Bed Rail
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    HartMobility
    The pad on top of the rail has a soft glow to help you locate the rail. The soft grip will recharge in room light, no batteries or power cords.<br/>
    $134.95
    Invacare 6629 Hospital Bed Rail
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    Invacare
    Invacare 6629 Full-Length Bed Hospital Bed Rails. Reduced Gap Bed for safety.
    $173.00
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    Half-Length Rails for Bariatric Bed
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    Invacare
    Heavy-Duty Half-Length Bed Rails for Invacare BAR600 Bariatric Hospital Bed. Use with BAR600IVC Bed only.
    $183.00
    Invacare Bed Rails
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    Invacare
    Designed for Invacare G-Series Beds model G5510. Install without tools. Clamp-on Half-Length Bed Rails.
    $298.00
    Flip-Back Rail
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    Invacare
    Bed Assist Rails work on Invacare LOW Hospital Beds only. Easy for patient to flip-back rails for exit.
    $283.00
    Invacare Bed Rails for G-Series Beds
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    Invacare
    Designed for Invacare G-Series Beds model G5510. Full-Length bed rails are recommended for users who may be at risk of rolling out of the bed.
    $279.40
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Benefits of Bed Rails

  • Aiding in turning and repositioning within the bed
  • Providing a hand-hold for getting into or out of bed
  • Providing a feeling of comfort and security
  • Reducing the risk of patients falling out of bed when being transported
  • Providing easy access to bed controls and personal care items

Meeting Patients' Needs for Safety

  • Use beds that can be raised and lowered close to the floor to accommodate both patient and health care worker needs
  • Keep the bed in the lowest position with wheels locked
  • When the patient is at risk of falling out of bed, place mats next to the bed, as long as this does not create a greater risk of accident
  • Use transfer or mobility aids
  • Monitor patients frequently

Halo Safety Rail