$3,999
- Fully-Electric Adjustable Bed
- Head, Foot, and Up/Down Elevation
Hospital Beds
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All beds shown above with optional Dream Mattress. See all the available options on our Mattresses page.
Beds may also be ordered without a mattress.
Every SonderCare bed is designed and engineered to provide the utmost in safety, comfort, and dignity for our clients and their loved ones. When you need a little more assistance than a standard bed can provide, but you don’t want your living space to resemble a hospital room, SonderCare offers all the perfect combination of positions, functions, and style.
Quite simply, the best home hospital bed available today.
Unsure about whether you or your loved one is in need of a hospital bed? There are plenty of reasons that a premium hospital bed can provide comfort and assistance to a wide range of individuals, even if they aren’t recovering from a specific medical condition. Some of the more common issues are:
People with limited mobility:
Mobility problems can impact how easily and safely someone can get into and out of bed. Unfortunately, these out-of-bed transfers are the cause of many
falls, often resulting in serious injury. A hospital bed that can lower to a safe transfer height (typically less than 18” to mattress top) and elevate to a high
position will make for easier and safer transfers for those using walkers, wheelchairs, or just transferring on their own.
Individuals unable to find comfort:
Many people have extreme difficulty getting or staying comfortable during rest or sleep. Conditions like back pain, swelling, indigestion, and respiratory
issues can become chronic and debilitating. Positions like Contour, 90, Chair, and Zero G can be extremely effective in mitigating many of these issues.
Those requiring caregiver assistance:
If you or your loved one requires assistance for turning, repositioning, transferring or other personal care, a premium electric hospital bed can be extremely
helpful. Ergonomic high heights, easy manoeuverability, sturdy assist rails, and caregiver positions like “boost” will mean better care for the user.
Not sure which model fits your needs? See our guide on how to choose the best home hospital bed to compare types, features, and prices before you buy.
Every bed below is a full-electric home hospital bed with residential design, sold with white-glove delivery and installation options and a 5-year comprehensive parts warranty.
| Model | Width | Price | Weight capacity | Low height | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Impulse Essential | 39" | $3,999 | 400 lb | 15" (22" to mattress top) | Value-focused recovery and everyday care |
| Aura Premium | 39" | $6,999 | 500 lb | Ultra-low 10" (17" to mattress top) | Most buyers: full positioning with a residential look |
| Aura Platinum | 39" | $8,499 | 500 lb | Ultra-low 10" | Premium finish and advanced positioning |
| Aura Premium 48" Extra Wide | 48" | $8,999 | 500 lb | Ultra-low 10" | More room to reposition comfortably |
| Aura Platinum 48" Extra Wide | 48" | $10,999 | 500 lb | Ultra-low 10" | Flagship wide luxury |
| Aura Companion 78" Split-King | 78" × 79" (split-king) | $12,999 | 700 lb | FallSafe™ ultra-low | Couples staying in the same bed |
Not sure which width or height range fits your room and care needs? Start with our guide on how to choose the best home hospital bed, or see the full hospital bed cost guide for what different bed types cost.
Medicare's durable medical equipment benefit typically covers renting a basic semi-electric hospital bed from a contracted supplier — it does not cover purchasing a premium full-electric bed like the ones on this page. Most SonderCare buyers are private-pay, and many use HSA/FSA funds or long-term-care insurance. For the specifics of what qualifies and how the rental benefit works, see what kind of hospital bed will Medicare pay for.
For short recoveries a rental can make sense, but ownership usually wins beyond roughly 9–15 months, once accumulated rental fees pass the purchase price — and rental fleets rarely offer residential design or ultra-low height. For the full break-even math, see our guide to whether you should rent or buy a hospital bed.
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