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Thinking about how to use your bedroom

Finding the right equipment can make life easier for you. Select an option below.

Bed handle

Attaches to a bed and offers support to a person when trying to climb in and out of bed. Some rails are not suitable for use on slatted beds therefore always check the suitability of rail.

Bed raiser

Fit underneath a bed in order to raise the height of it. Some raisers require the castors of the bed to be removed whereas others the castors will fit into.

Transfer board

A smooth board that enables a person to slide from one surface to another. The surfaces need to be at equal heights. Professional advice is recommended.

Mattress elevator

Helps you to sit up or lie down in bed.

Motion detector

Detects when you get out of bed and monitors your return to bed.

Pillow/Cushion

Comfortable and hygienic pillows and cushions.

Bed/mattress protector cover

Covers and protectors for your bed.

Bed pads

Continence protection for the bed. These can be washable or single use disposable.

Rope ladder - Positioning aid

Attaches under the legs or castors at the end of a bed and allows you to pull yourself upright into a sitting position without assistance.

Back rest

To help you sit comfortably in bed or remain propped up when sleeping.

Tables

Tray and overbed tables ideal for eating, drinking and other activities in bed.

Clock

Includes dementia care day/night clocks and bed shaker alarm clocks.

Lamp

Helpful for anyone with limited vision helping to relieve eyestrain and headaches.

Bed safety rails and bumper

Safety rails prevent a person from rolling out of bed but generally need someone else to lower them. Bumpers are to be used with bed rails to help prevent entrapment and reduce risk of injury from the rails.

Button hook

This loops around the button to help pull through the button hole.

Helping hand

Can be used to reach down to underwear and trousers.

Sock helper

Helps people with limited strength or difficulty bending to pull on socks, stockings or tights more easily.

Last updated: 17/11/2020