Finding the right bed can make everyday life more comfortable and safe. From adjustable models to folding beds, our range supports a variety of needs at home. Casero Hospital beds in NZ provide robust and reliable care, while iCare beds are designed for lasting comfort and independence, all designed for practicality and ease of use.
Read our Buyer's Guide on choosing the right beds and bedroom accessories
The Casero Duo is a sophisticated, stylish and intelligent bed designed for the home. Featuring all the benefits of a fully-electric hospital care ...
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NB: This is for the MATTRESS only. Bed base and headboard are sold separately. The Versaflo3® has been designed to combine high pressure care nee...
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NB: THIS IS FOR THE BASE ONLY. MATTRESS AND HEADBOARD SOLD SEPARATELY The Homecare Companion Long Single Bed Base and Mattress is a standard non-me...
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NB: THIS IS FOR THE MATTRESS ONLY. BED BASE AND HEADBOARD ARE SOLD SEPARATELY. The IC25 is for those who like a soft mattress, or who spend a long...
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NB: This is for the MATTRESS ONLY. Bed base and headboard are sold separately. The IC20 Homecare mattress is middle of the range & proves to...
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NB: This is for the MATTRESS only. Bed base and headboard are sold separately. The IC15 Homecare mattress offers support and comfort. The firm fe...
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NB: THIS IS BASE ONLY. MATTRESS AND HEADBOARD SOLD SEPARATELY This is the essential function bed for the low risk with extra mobility option. The...
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NB: THIS IS BASE ONLY. MATTRESS AND HEADBOARD SOLD SEPARATELY This bed boasts the essential functions of head and knee lift, with the added functio...
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NB: THIS IS FOR THE BASE ONLY. MATTRESS AND HEADBOARD SOLD SEPARATELY The IC333 Bed is unmatched for function and durability, taking the hospital...
View full detailsThe Visitor Folding Bed is a very convenient and functional bed option which comes complete with a contract mattress which is exceptionally comfort...
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Everyone’s situation is different, so the bed you choose should fit your lifestyle, space, and level of support needed. A few things to keep in mind include:
Small design features can have a big impact on comfort and usability. Depending on your needs, you might consider:
These details can improve daily routines and give you or your loved ones more confidence moving around the bedroom.
An electric bed allows head and leg adjustments for comfort, while hospital beds typically include extra features like height adjustment, side rails, and castor wheels for care settings.
No. These beds are popular for home use because they combine everyday comfort with practical support features.
Folding beds are designed mainly for temporary use, visitors, or short-term care. For long-term daily support, an electric or hospital bed is usually more suitable.
Most electric beds are delivered in sections and require simple assembly. It’s best to follow the manufacturer’s instructions or ask for setup assistance if needed.
Yes. Depending on eligibility, funding may be available through MSD, ACC, WINZ, or community organisations. Independent Living can guide you through the process.
Think about your mobility, how much time you spend in bed, and the level of support you need. If unsure, speak to a healthcare professional or contact Independent Living for advice.
Daily comfort and independence start with the right setup. Our range of hospital beds, iCare beds, and supportive bedroom aids is designed to help with movement, positioning, and safe daily routines.
Check out our full selection at our disability aids shop and contact our team for personalised advice.
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