Economical Manual Hospital Beds for Basic Care

The basis of care in hospitals is underpinned by the existence of a manual hospital bed without any sophisticated features; it allows for the patient’s body to be laid down horizontally. This is the simplest form of patient care and is the first position a patient is placed in for floor level or bed diagnostics. This form of healthcare access is used in many cultures where a physically horizontal position is necessary in set the patient's body for surgical procedures or advanced physiotherapy exams. In some Eastern cultures where patient control is strongly observed and focus is placed on rotating limbs and still the body, with everything else immobilized flat actually serves as a body support frame which does aid the long bones of arms, legs, and spine. In addition, patients who wish to lie on their back and relax, recuperate, or sleep are well supported in this position. Because of its intuitive structure, this is widespread in hospitals, healthcare clinics, and home care systems.