ComfiMotion range

ComfiMotion beds are often chosen by people who want electric adjustment and good support at home, but prefer a more homely appearance than a standard hospital bed. They can suit older adults, people with long-term conditions and anyone who wants easier sitting up, reading or getting in and out of bed while keeping a bedroom look that feels familiar. Your allied health professional can help decide whether a ComfiMotion bed meets your support and safety needs.

Many ComfiMotion models offer features that support carer access, such as backrest and leg adjustment. However, not all models include full hi-lo height adjustment or have the same working height as a hospital bed. If carers are helping with transfers, personal care or repositioning, your occupational therapist or physiotherapist should confirm whether a particular ComfiMotion bed meets manual handling and safety requirements.

ComfiMotion beds are usually matched with compatible therapeutic or pressure care mattresses that are designed to flex with the bed’s movements. Using the right mattress helps support comfort, posture and any pressure care needs. Our team can help you choose suitable mattress options based on your comfort preferences and clinical advice, and you can review available brands in our product catalogues .

ComfiMotion models are designed to look more like conventional beds, but exact dimensions and clearance vary between sizes and styles. Before purchasing, we recommend measuring your room, existing bedside tables, wardrobes and doorways, and considering space for walking aids, wheelchairs or hoists if they are used. Our team can talk you through typical measurements and help you plan a safe layout.

The choice usually comes down to your care needs and carer tasks. ComfiMotion beds are ideal when the main goals are comfort, independent positioning and a homely bedroom look. A full hospital bed may be needed when carers require higher working heights, more complex positioning, hoist access or specific rail configurations. Your allied health professional can assess your situation and recommend which style of bed is safest, then our team can help you compare features, finishes and pricing.

In many cases, ComfiMotion 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 safer sleep, easier transfers and staying at home for longer. 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 specifications and invoices for participants, support coordinators and plan managers.

Depending on stock and clinical advice, some adjustable and home-style beds may be available for short-term hire through our dedicated hire service. This can be useful after surgery, during rehab or while funding is being arranged. Current hire options and availability are listed at https://hire.shhc.com.au/ . If you are unsure whether to hire or buy, or you would like help checking bedroom measurements and layout, please contact our team .