Hospital Beds & Home Care Equipment
Setting up a room at home takes more than one piece of equipment. We help families put together the bed, the bathroom, and the transfers so a caregiver can manage safely day to day — and we deliver and set it up for you.
Where can I rent a hospital bed?
At our Whittier, CA and Las Vegas, NV medical equipment stores. Call and tell us the room and the doorway width, and our team will help you pick a bed that fits and arrange delivery.
What do families usually need when setting up a room at home?
Most rooms come together around four things: the bed, a way to get in and out of it safely, a bathroom setup, and something for transfers. Our staff will walk through your situation with you and help you figure out what is actually needed.
What Hospital Beds & Home Care Equipment do you carry?
- Semi-electric and full-electric hospital beds
- Mattresses and overlays
- Bedside commodes
- Shower chairs and transfer benches
- Patient lifts and slings
- Grab bars, bed rails, and trapeze bars
Coverage varies by plan and by item. Call the store and our team will check your plan with you before you order. Insurance & Medicare
Where can I get Hospital Beds & Home Care Equipment?
986 Pharmacy in Las Vegas (Del Webb Blvd)
Las Vegas, NV 89134
986 Pharmacy in Whittier
Whittier, CA 90603
Common questions
- Does Medicare cover a hospital bed?
- Coverage for a hospital bed varies by plan, and most plans require documentation from your doctor explaining why it is needed at home. Most plans accepted — call us and we will check your plan with you.
- Can I rent instead of buy?
- Yes, hospital beds and many home care items are commonly rented. Call the store to ask what is available.
- Do you deliver and set it up?
- Yes — free same-day delivery, and our team sets the equipment up in the room.
- Will it fit through my door?
- Beds are delivered in parts and assembled in the room. Tell us your doorway width when you call and we will plan for it.
- Do you speak Spanish?
- Yes. Our staff speaks English, Spanish, Chinese, and Vietnamese.
These answers are general information, not medical advice. Ask our pharmacist about your equipment, and talk with your doctor about your treatment.
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