The kayserbetten hannah safety bed with extra tall railing is designed to provide moderate to highly restless children with a safe place to rest and receive care.
Hannah bed for special needs.
Kayserbetten beds offer a low threshold for independent or assisted transfers.
About the kayserbetten hannah safety bed with extra tall railing.
Special needs beds are durable and comfortable beds for children with special needs disabled medically fragile and people who just need additional security during sleep and night time hours.
This bed is available with options to meet medical physical and behavioral needs.
The bed design is compatible with medical machines and allows medical lines to run through the bed.
Extremely stable protective and comfortable.
Extra high rails offer reliable protection from jumping and climbing.
These beds are ideal for children with cerebral palsy autism down s syndrome angelman s syndrome and developmental disabilities.
Kayserbetten hannah ida hannah 135 series is designed as a tall rail bed and built extremely stable.
The hannah 170 bed offers extreme stability for ambulatory or active patients who require boundaries.
The hannah bed designed as a tall rail bed has a secure strong and stable design.
What is a safety bed.
Designed as a tall rail bed and built extremely stable hannah offers boundaries for those who are ambulatory or mobile and need a safe environment to protect them from harm.
To be considered a safety bed it must address a few very specific.
A special needs bed may be suitable for children with specific neurodevelopmental disorder symptoms.
The hannah 170 provides an environment that s safe protecting them from harming themselves.
Compatible with the hannah and ida beds by kayserbetten.
The hannah 170 special needs bed provides an environment that s safe protecting them from harming themselves.
Available with options to meet medical physical behavioral and safety needs.
This bed is designed to offer safe and comfortable boundaries for users who require containment to keep them from hurting themselves.
Sleepsafe began the development of their safety bed in september 2000 at the request of the office for people with developmental disabilities opwdd who needed a bed that would prevent falls and entrapment for special needs individuals in group homes and similar facilities.
Hannah 170 similar in design to the hannah 135 the hannah 170 bed offers extreme stability for ambulatory or active patients who require boundaries.
Safety beds hospital beds and special needs beds all share a common goal of keeping the user safe from falling out of bed or injuring themselves while being in bed.
Caregivers appreciate the ability to monitor the child without opening the doors.
