A recovery bed is the most essential thing required in the recovery area of any hospital.

A well-planned, well-equipped, well-staffed and well-managed recovery area is very essential for the safe and early management of patients, who have recently undergone a surgical or other medical procedure. The area should be part of operating or procedural suite, that too with easy access for management of emergencies by doctors and staff.

Need for Recovery Beds in Hospitals

Recovery beds in the main recovery unit of the hospital  provide care for both adult and paediatric patients. These hospital recovery beds provide short term intensive care for patients recovering from major surgery. It is very essential that patients who have undergone any kind of surgery like cardiac, lumbar surgery, cesarian operation, appendicitis etc. do not sit or bend in the first  few weeks post operation. Using a conventional general bed is often unsatisfactory and frustrating for patients who wish to get back to their  normal lives. Considering all these, patient recovery beds are designed with certain special features. Certain manufacturers have come with different styles of recovery beds depending on the area of application. For example, a burn recovery bed will be different from a ICU bed. Nevertheless, most recovery beds have certain common features which can be used for all types of post-surgery treatment.

Product Description

• Frame work made of round and rectangular tubes is customized with various materials like Iron, Steel, Aluminum, Machine Pressed Sheet, Chromium Plated, ERW Steel, CRC Tube etc.
• The frame work can be painted or powder coated like epoxy coating, polyester coating, nylon coating etc.
• It is mounted on four heavy duty wheels.  Patient recovery bed is a bigger sized hospital trolley which is easy to manoeuvre.
• It has efficient and accessible brakes
• The recovery bed has a firm base and mattress.
• It tilts from one or both ends both head up and head down.
• It has provision for sitting the patient up.
• It has secured side rails which must be able to be dropped below the base or be easily removed.
• It has provision for an IV pole
• It has provision for mounting monitoring equipment, apparatus for delivering oxygen, patient ventilation equipment, underwater seal drains and suction apparatus during transport of patients.
• Health recovery bed can be operated by hydraulic pump or electrically or manually.