Regia collection

Regia beds are often selected by people who value both appearance and function, such as those receiving long-term care at home who want their room to remain warm and welcoming. They can also suit people in premium residential or respite settings who need the clinical benefits of an electric care bed but prefer furniture-style timber finishes instead of a traditional hospital look. Your allied health professional can help confirm whether a Regia bed meets your clinical and safety needs.

Most Regia models provide electric back and leg adjustment and options for hi-lo height and rails, but features vary by model and configuration. Some are closer to a full hospital bed in function, while others focus more on comfort and style. We can help you compare specifications against your manual handling and pressure care needs, and your allied health professional can confirm whether a particular Regia setup is suitable for the person and carers.

Yes. Some facilities choose Regia beds for premium rooms, private suites or palliative care spaces where a homely look is important. Suitability depends on the facility’s care requirements, equipment policies, infection control standards and available space. We can provide specifications and work with facility staff and therapists to check clearances, power access and compatibility with hoists and other equipment before ordering.

Regia beds are usually paired with compatible therapeutic or pressure care mattresses that are designed to move with the bed mechanism. The right choice depends on comfort preference, weight, time spent in bed and pressure injury risk. Our team and your therapist can help select suitable mattress options and overlays, and you can explore available brands and technical details in our product catalogues .

The choice usually comes down to how much emphasis you place on appearance versus clinical function. Regia beds are ideal when you want strong care features with a furniture-style finish that blends into a home or premium room. A standard hospital bed may be preferred if maximum flexibility, frequent equipment changes or higher infection control demands are the priority. Your allied health professional can review your care plan, hoist use, falls risk and pressure care needs, then recommend which bed style is most appropriate.

In many cases, Regia 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 goals such as safer sleep, easier care and remaining at home. These beds may fall into higher assistive technology categories and require detailed assessments and quotes. For more information on assistive technology, you can visit the NDIS page on assistive technology explained . We can supply product specifications, quotes and invoices for participants, support coordinators and plan managers.

Depending on stock and clinical advice, some premium or home-style care beds may be available for short-term hire through our dedicated hire service. This can be useful for trial periods, respite stays or while funding is being arranged. Current hire options and availability are listed at https://hire.shhc.com.au/ . If you are unsure whether a Regia bed is the right choice, or you need help checking room layout and delivery access, please contact our team with details from your therapist or facility.