Hospital Bed Finder: Which Bed Is Right for You?
Eight quick questions about the person, the room, and how you’d like to pay. You’ll get a bed type and size to look for, the guides worth reading next, and, if you plan to buy, beds that match. It takes about two minutes and runs entirely in your browser.
Bed finder quiz
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Beds that match your answers
These beds are sold by a retailer that shares ownership with this site, and the “Check price and availability” links are paid links. Other good beds exist; see the full comparison, which includes beds that retailer doesn’t sell. Specs and prices are as published by each maker on its own website; confirm them with the seller.
Med-Mizer ActiveCare Standard
- Sizes
- 36" or 42" wide x 80" long
- Height range
- 12.5"–27.5" deck height
- Weight capacity
- 600 lb maximum safe working load
- Published price
- $9,682 on Med-Mizer’s online store (shown against a $14,078 list price) (maker’s site, checked October 6, 2026)
Transfer Master Supernal 5
- Sizes
- Twin (38" x 80"), Full (53" x 80"), Queen (60" x 80"); Dual King (two Twins side by side)
- Height range
- 12"–24" deck to floor
- Weight capacity
- Twin 400 lb; Full and Queen 500 lb (evenly distributed)
- Published price
- Starting at $6,299 (maker’s site, checked October 6, 2026)
Transfer Master Supernal 3 Hi-Low
- Sizes
- Twin (38" x 80"), Full (53" x 80"), Queen (60" x 80"); Dual King (two Twins side by side)
- Height range
- 10.5"–20.5" deck to floor
- Weight capacity
- Twin 400 lb; Full and Queen 500 lb (evenly distributed)
- Published price
- Starting at $3,999 (maker’s site, checked October 6, 2026)
Flexabed Hi-Low SL
- Sizes
- Twin, Full, Queen, and Split King; Lengths of 74, 80, or 84 in.; A king can pair one Hi-Low SL with a non-hi-low Flexabed (Premier or Value-Flex) for a partner
- Height range
- 16.5"–24" to top of low-profile mattress
- Weight capacity
- 400 lb single occupant; 700 lb in a dual-occupant bed, with no one occupant over 400 lb
- Published price
- No price published on the manufacturer’s site (maker’s site, checked October 6, 2026)
Dawn House Bed
- Sizes
- Twin Long (38" x 80"); Full (54" x 75"); Queen (60" x 80"); King (76" x 80"); Split King (76" x 80", two independently adjusting halves)
- Height range
- 10"–16"
- Weight capacity
- 750 lb, evenly distributed (all bases). Not designed to lift that weight in the head or foot section alone.
- Published price
- Base listed at $3,499 (Twin Long), $3,899 (Full), $3,999 (Queen), $6,998 (Split King) during a sale through Nov 1; mattress extra (maker’s site, checked October 9, 2026)
Read next
- Does Medicare cover hospital beds?
- Who qualifies for a Medicare hospital bed
- How to get a hospital bed: Medicare, rental, purchase, and loan closets
- Renting a hospital bed
- Free and low-cost hospital beds
- Rent vs buy calculator
- Types of hospital beds for home
- Semi-electric vs full-electric beds
- Bariatric hospital beds for home: how to choose
- Low and hi-low beds for fall risk
- Fall mats for the elderly
- What is a hi-low hospital bed?
- Rotating beds for the elderly
- Bariatric bed rental
- Low air loss and bariatric mattresses
- Hospital bed vs adjustable bed
- Hospital beds that look like regular beds, compared
- Best hospital beds for home, by situation
- Hospital beds for couples
- Queen and full-size hospital beds
- Hospital bed sizes and dimensions
- Room and doorway fit checker
- Bariatric bed sizes and weight limits
- Hospital bed safety: rails, entrapment, and falls
- Choosing a hospital bed mattress
- Hospital bed cost: buying, renting, and used
Get a free quote or talk to a specialist
Send your answers to a home medical equipment specialist and get prices, delivery options, and answers to your questions. It’s free and there’s no obligation. Requests go to a retailer that shares ownership with this site.
This quiz gives general suggestions based on published specs. It isn’t medical advice; your doctor, nurse, or therapist can tell you what the person needs.
How the bed finder works
- Nothing you choose is sent anywhere. The quiz runs in your browser, uses no cookies, and doesn’t save your answers. If you ask for a quote, the form shows your answers and you decide whether to include them.
- Suggestions follow our guides. Bed types and sizes match our guides to bed types and sizes. Specs and prices come from each maker’s own website, with the date we checked them.
- Medicare and tight budgets come first. If you’d like Medicare to pay, or your budget is under $1,500, we point you to Medicare, rental, and free-bed options instead of beds to buy.
- Matching beds are a short list. We only match beds we have “Where to buy” links for, and those are paid links to a retailer that shares ownership with this site. Our full comparison also covers beds that retailer doesn’t sell.