Discover beds for‎‎ nerve & neurological conditions

Discover adjustable and profiling beds designed to ease stiffness, support safer transfers and reduce strain for carers and users.

Set the perfect bed height

with the high-low feature

Beds with height-adjustment let you raise and lower the full bed (choose from floor-level to waist level height)

  •  Improves safety and ease when getting in or out of bed — ideal for users with muscle weakness or tremors (e.g. Parkinson’s, MND).
  • Allows carers to assist without bending or strain, reducing injury risk during personal care (e.g. dementia or stroke recovery).

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Change position easily

for proper support

Independently adjust the head and leg sections to create tailored positions

  • Supports upright sitting to aid eating, spinal support and breathing — helpful for reduced head or body control (e.g. after a stroke or with MND).
  • Elevating legs improves blood flow and reduces pressure injury risk — essential for users with limited movement or spinal cord injury.

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Ease pressure with

auto-regression backrest

As the backrest raises, the mattress platform glides backwards to reduce pressure on the abdomen and lower back

  • Prevents sliding and shearing when sitting up which helps with fragile skin or limited mobility (e.g. spinal cord injury or post-stroke).
  • Improves comfort and digestion by keeping the body in a more natural seated position — beneficial for muscle weakness or coordination issues (e.g. Parkinson’s, MND).

What type of beds include this feature: 

Make transfers easier

with a Rotating Chair Bed

The bed smoothly rotates and transitions into a seated position at the touch of a button

  • Supports safe and independent bed exits for users with reduced balance, tremors, or muscle stiffness (common in Parkinson’s and MS).
  • Reduces the need for manual handling or hoisting, making everyday transfers more dignified and less tiring.

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