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Hospital Beds for Chandler, Arizona Homes

When getting in and out of bed has become the hardest part of the day, the bed is the first thing to change. Electropedic brings hi-low hospital beds that look like fine bedroom furniture, and handmade natural latex mattresses, to Chandler from our Phoenix showroom, with delivery and set-up included in the conversation from the start.

Chandler, Arizona, in the southeast Valley. Our Phoenix showroom delivers and sets up hospital beds and mattresses here.

The Night Nobody Talks About

Most families in Chandler start looking for a hospital bed after something has already gone wrong. Here is what that usually looks like, and what changes once the right bed arrives.

The problem

A standard bed is a fixed height. Too high and feet dangle on the way down. Too low and standing up takes two tries and a hand on the nightstand. Sitting up to read or breathe easier means stacking pillows that slide away by midnight.

Why it gets worse

Every awkward transfer is a fall risk, and every bent-over lift is a strained back for the spouse or adult child doing the helping. Sleep suffers on both sides of the bed. In a Valley summer, a restless, overheated night costs even more the next morning.

The answer

A fully electric hi-low bed lowers to a safe sitting height, raises to waist height for a caregiver, and moves the head and feet at the touch of a button. Paired with a breathable latex mattress, it turns the hardest moment of the day back into an ordinary one.

Seven Hi-Low Beds, Seven Different Problems Solved

Each bed below answers a specific situation we hear about from Chandler families. Find the story that sounds like yours, then come try that bed in person in Phoenix.

Tuffcare Century T7036 long term care bed with five-function pendant and half rails
Tuffcare Century T7036, shown with optional half rails.

Tuffcare Century

Long Term Care Bed T7036 and T7042

When care at home has become full-time care

Caring for someone with Alzheimer's or another chronic condition means the bed is used around the clock: for sleep, meals, repositioning and every change of linens. A residential bed was never built for that workload, and the caregiver's back is what gives out first.

What it changes

The Tuffcare T7036 and T7042 are true long term care beds. One five-function pendant reaches Trendelenburg, reverse Trendelenburg and a lawn-chair position. Nine inches of clearance under the recessed frame makes cleaning and lift access simple, eight locking casters keep it steady, and an external backup battery runs the bed for up to seven minutes if a monsoon storm knocks out power mid-transfer.

T7036 sleep surface
36 by 80 inches, up to 600 lb.
T7042 sleep surface
42 by 80 inches
Positions
Trendelenburg, reverse, lawn chair
Safety
Battery backup, optional half rails
Supernal 3 hi-low adjustable bed with upholstered frame in a furnished bedroom
Supernal 3 Hi-Low by Transfer Master.

Transfer Master

Supernal 3 Hi-Low

When you need a hospital bed but refuse a hospital room

The doctor says a hi-low bed would help. The thought of a beige metal frame in the bedroom you have shared for thirty years says otherwise. So the decision gets put off, and the struggle in and out of bed continues every night.

What it changes

The Supernal 3 hides every motor behind furniture-grade upholstery, so it reads as a bed, not equipment. It lowers close to the floor for safe sitting and rises for caregiver access, with full head and foot adjustment and a wall-hugging design that keeps the nightstand within reach as you sit up. Dual King sizing lets couples keep sleeping side by side.

Motion
Hi-low, head and foot
Sizes
Twin XL, Full XL, Queen, Dual King
Design
Hidden motors, wall-hugging
Option
Support rail that moves with the bed
Supernal 5 adjustable bed system with Trendelenburg and hi-low positioning
Supernal 5 Adjustable Bed System by Transfer Master.

Transfer Master

Supernal 5 Adjustable Bed System

When the care plan calls for clinical positions

Some needs go beyond raising the head. A physician or home-health nurse may recommend tilting the whole bed for circulation, swelling or reflux, and most residential adjustable beds simply cannot do it. The usual fallback is a rented clinical bed that dominates the room.

What it changes

The Supernal 5 adds Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg to hi-low and head and foot articulation, plus a zero-gravity setting, all inside the same furniture-style upholstery as the Supernal 3. It is the closest you can get to full hospital-bed function without giving up a bedroom that still feels like home.

Motion
Hi-low, head, foot, full-bed tilt
Clinical positions
Trendelenburg and reverse
Sizes
Twin XL, Full XL, Queen, Dual King
Comfort
Zero-gravity positioning
Flexabed Hi-Low SL queen hospital bed alternative, hand-built in LaFayette, Georgia
Flexabed Hi-Low SL, queen size.

Flexabed, hand-built since 1969

Flexabed Hi-Low SL

When you want to keep doing it yourself

Asking for help every morning to stand up wears on a person. Many people would rather work harder than lose that small piece of independence, and that is exactly how a bad transfer happens on a tired evening.

What it changes

The Flexabed Hi-Low SL raises and lowers vertically at the touch of one button, bringing the mattress to the exact height where your feet sit flat and standing feels natural. Head and foot sections adjust independently on each side, so partners each get their own position. Every bed is hand-built to order in LaFayette, Georgia, with padded side rail covers, motion-sensing underbed lights and app control available.

Motion
Vertical hi-low, head and foot
Couples
Independent control on both sides
Build
Hand-built to your specifications
Options
Rail covers, underbed lights, app
Dawn House smart hi-low bed with upholstered headboard in a bright bedroom
The Dawn House Bed, a CES 2023 Innovation Award honoree.

Dawn House Living

The Dawn House Bed

When you worry about how Mom slept last night

Many Chandler families include a parent who moved to the Valley for retirement while their children live elsewhere. A phone call each morning only tells you so much, and you never really know whether the night went well.

What it changes

The Dawn House Bed pairs hi-low height with passive health sensors built into the base. No wearable is needed: it tracks heart rate, breathing, movement and sleep stages, and shares reports through an app the family can review together. Voice control, a gentle anti-snore lift, Rise to Wake and motion-activated underbed lighting make the night safer, while the upholstered design looks like fine furniture.

Motion
Hi-low, head, foot, zero gravity
Monitoring
Passive sleep and vital-sign sensors
Control
Remote, app and voice
Option
Support rail, matching headboard
Ergomotion Ascend high-low adjustable bed with tilt shown in an articulated position
Ascend High-Low Adjustable Bed with Tilt by Ergomotion.

Ergomotion

Ascend High-Low Adjustable Bed with Tilt

When a wedge pillow is the only thing between you and reflux

Sleeping elevated helps with heartburn and snoring, but a raised head section forces your body to bend at the waist. Side and stomach sleepers end up sliding down, waking up sore, or giving up on elevation altogether.

What it changes

The Ascend tilts the entire mattress up to seven degrees, so you lie on a gentle, flat incline in any position you like. It also offers about seven inches of hi-low travel for easier transfers, independent head and foot articulation, a zero-gravity preset, underbed lighting and a double-click return to flat. An optional support rail grows with changing needs.

Tilt
Full bed, up to 7 degrees
Height range
About 17.9 to 25.4 inches
Sizes
Twin XL, Full, Queen, Split King
Warranty
10-year limited, manufacturer

Compare the Beds at a Glance

Bring this list to the showroom. Our specialists will help you weigh function, size, room layout and budget.

Hi-low hospital beds available to Chandler customers through Electropedic Phoenix.
BedBest forHi-lowTrendelenburgLook
Tuffcare T7036 / T7042Full-time and memory careYesYes, and reverseLong term care
Supernal 3Hospital function, home lookYesNoUpholstered furniture
Supernal 5Prescribed clinical positionsYesYes, and reverseUpholstered furniture
Flexabed Hi-Low SLIndependent transfers, couplesYesNoClassic adjustable bed
Dawn HouseFamilies who want sleep insightYesNoUpholstered furniture
Ascend with TiltReflux, snoring, side sleepersYesFull-bed tiltUpholstered furniture

Latexpedic Natural Latex Mattresses

A hi-low bed can only bend as well as the mattress on top of it. Foam that is too stiff bridges across the joints of the bed; foam that is too soft lets your spine sag when the head is raised. In Chandler's heat, many mattresses also trap warmth all night. Latexpedic answers all three with open-cell natural latex, cotton and wool, built to flex with every position.

Factory direct

Electropedic makes, sells, delivers and guarantees every Latexpedic mattress, so there is no middleman markup.

Handmade, one at a time

Each mattress is crafted individually by our family-run factory, not run off an assembly line.

Fully reversible

Latex from top to bottom, so you can flip it for even wear year after year.

Quilted on both sides

Soft cotton and wool quilting on each face gives the same luxurious feel either way up.

Handles and zipper

Handles make turning easy, and the zippered cover lets the firmness be changed later.

20-year limited warranty

Backed by the family that has been building beds since 1964.

Latexpedic 7-inch natural latex mattress, low profile, for adjustable and hospital beds

7-Inch

Low profile

The best fit under hospital-bed side rails and for anyone who wants the sitting height as low as possible. Flexes easily through every head, foot and tilt position.

Latexpedic 10-inch natural latex mattress with cotton and wool quilting

10-Inch

Balanced comfort

Added depth for pressure relief at the hips and shoulders, while still bending smoothly on a hi-low base. A natural choice for couples on Dual King beds.

The Ultimate 12-inch Latexpedic latex mattress with three layers of latex

12-Inch

The Ultimate

Three layers of latex in the firmness you choose, for the deepest cushioning we make. Ideal for side sleepers and anyone who spends long hours in bed.

Every Model, Four Firmnesses

All three profiles are available in each of the four firmness levels below, in natural Talalay or certified organic Dunlop latex.

  1. SoftTalalay N2, Dunlop 65

    Gentle, pressure-relieving contour for side sleepers and tender joints.

  2. Regular FirmTalalay N3, Dunlop 75

    The balanced middle that suits most sleepers and most positions.

  3. Extra FirmTalalay N4, Dunlop 85

    Steady support for back sleepers and heavier frames.

  4. Ultra FirmTalalay N5, Dunlop 95

    The most structured feel, for those who want minimal give.

Serving Chandler from Our Phoenix Showroom

What buying a hospital bed looks like when you live in Chandler, and the questions we hear most from southeast Valley families.

Coming home from the hospital

Many of our Chandler calls come a day or two before a discharge from Chandler Regional Medical Center or Banner Ocotillo Medical Center, when a family learns that a hi-low bed is on the recovery list. Call us as soon as you know. We can talk through sizes and room layout by phone, confirm what fits your bedroom, and arrange delivery and set-up so the bed is ready before your loved one walks through the door.

Planning to age in place

Chandler and neighboring Sun Lakes are home to many retirees who intend to stay in their own homes for good. A furniture-style hi-low bed is one of the simplest ways to make that plan safer, without turning a primary bedroom into a sickroom.

Sleeping well in the Valley heat

When overnight lows stay warm through the summer, a mattress that traps body heat makes every night longer. Open-cell latex wrapped in cotton and wool breathes far better than dense memory foam, which is why we pair so many Chandler hi-low beds with Latexpedic.

Chandler questions

Do you deliver hospital beds to Chandler?

Yes. Our Phoenix showroom at 1035 E. Camelback Road delivers and sets up beds in Chandler. Call 800-733-1818 to schedule.

How far is the showroom from Chandler?

Roughly 25 miles from central Chandler. Most drives take 30 to 45 minutes depending on traffic; the directions map at the bottom of this page shows today's route.

Can I rent a hospital bed for a short recovery?

Rentals are available on selected hospital beds. Call the Phoenix showroom for current inventory, terms and delivery timing.

Which mattress works best on a hi-low bed?

Any of the three Latexpedic profiles will flex with the bed. The 7-inch keeps sitting height lowest and fits best with rails; the 10-inch and 12-inch add cushioning for long hours in bed.

Can I see the beds before I buy?

Yes. Our Phoenix showroom displays hi-low beds and Latexpedic mattresses side by side. We suggest calling before you visit so the models you want to try are set up.

Visit an Electropedic Showroom

Two factory showrooms, one family. Chandler customers are served by our Phoenix location.

Electropedic Phoenix

Serving Chandler and the Valley

1035 E. Camelback Road
Phoenix, AZ 85014

800-733-1818

Monday to Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday, noon to 4 p.m.

Local delivery, set-up and service.

Electropedic Burbank

Serving Southern California

907 N. Hollywood Way
Burbank, CA 91505

800-233-7382

Monday to Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday, noon to 4 p.m.

Home of the Latexpedic factory.

Driving Directions from Chandler to Phoenix

The map below routes from Chandler to Electropedic Phoenix at 1035 E. Camelback Road.

Electropedic Phoenix, 1035 E. Camelback Road, Phoenix, AZ 85014. Open these directions in Google Maps