Casero beds

Casero beds are commonly used by people who need regular repositioning, assistance with transfers or easier carer access. This includes older adults, people with disability and people recovering from illness or surgery, as well as those with long-term or progressive conditions. An occupational therapist or physiotherapist can help decide whether a Casero bed is the right style of hospital bed for your needs.

Yes. Many Casero models are designed for both home and residential aged care use. Before installation at home, it is important to check room size, doorway widths, flooring and access to power. Your therapist may also look at hoist access, carer space and turning circles. For facilities, our team can work with clinical and maintenance staff to match beds to existing equipment and layouts.

Casero beds are usually compatible with specific hospital or pressure care mattresses that match the bed size and movement. Using the correct mattress is important for comfort, pressure care and safety around rails. Our team can help confirm suitable mattress combinations based on clinical advice, and you can review mattress options and brands in our product catalogues .

We can arrange delivery, assembly and basic education on bed controls for customers across Melbourne and surrounding regions. Our team will confirm access, room layout and safety requirements before booking. Where needed, we can coordinate with your occupational therapist or physiotherapist so they can check bed height, rail setup and positioning at the time of delivery.

The decision usually comes from a combination of clinical assessment and personal preference. Your allied health professional will look at height, weight, mobility, pressure care needs, falls risk and carer tasks, then recommend features such as height range, rail type and mattress. From there, you can compare Casero beds with other ranges on design, comfort and budget. Our team can provide brochures, quotes and feature comparisons through our product catalogues and in-store support.

In many cases, Casero beds and compatible mattresses are funded as assistive technology under the NDIS when they are recommended by an allied health professional and clearly linked to your goals, such as safe care at home, pressure care and easier transfers. Your therapist will usually complete assessments and reports to support funding. For more information on assistive technology, you can visit the NDIS page on assistive technology explained . We can provide detailed quotes, product information and invoices for participants, support coordinators and plan managers.

Some models may be available for short-term hire through our dedicated hire service, which is especially useful after surgery, during rehab or while you are trialling the right setup. Current hire options and availability are listed at https://hire.shhc.com.au/ . If you are unsure whether to hire or buy, or you need help planning delivery and installation, please contact our team and share your home or facility layout, care needs and any advice from your health professional.