Like the beds used in the ICU, electric hospital beds for intensive care incorporate a high level of medicine to care for patients. Such beds come with a variety of electric modifications, from changing the height of the bed to complicated adjustments like the backrest height. This allows for customized care delivery as patients’ medical conditions may necessitate different forms of positioning. For instance, patients having significant respiratory complications require the bed to be tilted to a specific angle for better oxygenation. The beds are built to last, as they can endure constant movement and use which is common in intensive care. These beds are vital across different cultural health systems for supporting the provision of intensive care services and recovering patients from critical conditions.