Supernal hi-low bed lowered for a level wheelchair transfer

Surprise, Arizona Hospital Beds with Local Delivery and Service

Furniture-style hi-low beds for Surprise and Northwest Valley homes, delivered, assembled and serviced by Electropedic’s own Arizona crew.

Call (800) 477-0248 See the five beds

Local delivery, setup and service to all of Arizona

Surprise, El Mirage, Sun City West and Waddell are on our regular Northwest Valley routes, and our crews reach Tucson, Yuma, Flagstaff and every Arizona community in between to deliver, set up and service each bed.

Call Electropedic Arizona

Arizona sales: (800) 477-0248
Phoenix showroom: (800) 733-1818
Local line: (602) 277-0706

Every model on display
Try all five beds at our Camelback Road showroom in Phoenix.
We come to Surprise
Our own crew delivers and assembles beds anywhere in the Northwest Valley.
Walkthrough for helpers
Everyone who assists with care learns each button before we leave.
Repairs where you live
We service more than 50 homecare brands right in your home.

Supernal 5 hi-low hospital bed with head and foot raised

Choose your hospital bed once, and choose it well

When a doctor says a hospital bed is needed at home, most Surprise families have only a few days to decide, and the easy call is often the cheapest clinical bed someone can drop off fast. Weeks later the regrets set in. The rails clank, the mattress crackles, the frame dominates the bedroom, and the bed can’t do the one thing that matters most: let your loved one get in and out safely without a struggle. Electropedic helps you avoid that trap. Every bed on this page offers electric hi-low height, so the mattress lowers for steady standing and rises for comfortable caregiving, along with head and foot positions for breathing, swelling and back relief. Every one is dressed like fine furniture. Call us for straight answers, visit our showroom if you can, and our own Arizona crew will deliver, set up and service the bed that truly fits your life.

Get straight answers: (800) 477-0248

Five hi-low hospital beds for Surprise homes

Find the bed for wheelchair transfers, breathing support, larger sleepers, health monitoring or lasting value.

Supernal 3
Supernal 5
Ascend with Tilt
Dawn House
Flexabed Hi-Low SL

Supernal 3 Hi-Low Hospital Bed

By Transfer Master, now part of Graham-Field

Feature: a deck that adjusts from 10.5 to 20.5 inches. Advantage: you can match the mattress to the exact height of a wheelchair seat, a walker grip or a caregiver’s waist. Benefit: level, side-to-side transfers that feel safe instead of frightening. Feature: a wall-hugging head section. Advantage: as the head rises, the bed keeps you close to the wall, so a wheelchair parked beside it and the nightstand stay within easy reach. Benefit: you manage more on your own and ask for help less often. Feature: a backlit wireless remote and emergency power-down. Advantage: buttons are easy to find in the dark, and the bed can be lowered safely during an outage. Benefit: confidence day and night. Feature: hidden motors, a European-style head tilt and variable massage in Twin, Full or Queen, with optional half rails and locking casters. Benefit: real independence in a bed that still looks like home.

Supernal 3 at a glance

Head, foot, hi-low and European-style head tilt
Deck height from 10.5 to 20.5 inches
Twin 38 × 80, Full 53 × 80 and Queen 60 × 80 inches
Optional half rails, bamboo rail covers and locking casters

Price the Supernal 3: (800) 477-0248 Full Supernal details

Supernal 5 five-motor hospital bed with head and foot raised — Supernal 5 photos: tap any thumbnail to enlarge it.

Supernal 5 Hospital Bed with Trendelenburg

By Transfer Master, now part of Graham-Field

Many people living with heart failure, COPD or severe reflux end up sleeping in a living-room recliner because lying flat leaves them short of breath. It works for a night or two, but weeks in a chair bring stiff hips, swollen ankles, poor sleep and lonely nights away from a spouse. The Supernal 5 brings them back to bed. Its cardiac chair position lifts the back and lowers the legs into a supported seated posture, while Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg tilt the whole bed in either direction as your physician directs. Head, foot and hi-low controls fine-tune every angle, and the 12- to 24-inch height range makes getting up easier and caregiving simpler. Best of all, every motor hides beneath upholstered panels, so the bed fits naturally into your bedroom in Twin, Full, Queen or Dual King. Trade the recliner for a real bed and wake up rested again.

Supernal 5 at a glance

Trendelenburg, reverse Trendelenburg and cardiac chair
Deck height from 12 to 24 inches
Twin, Full, Queen and Dual King sizes
All electric components hidden behind upholstery

Price the Supernal 5: (800) 477-0248 Full Supernal 5 details

Ascend High-Low Adjustable Bed with Tilt

By Ergomotion

If you are a bigger or taller person, or you share the bed with someone who is, you may have found that some adjustable bases feel flimsy, groan when they move, or struggle to lift. That uncertainty makes every adjustment feel risky. The Ascend High-Low Adjustable Bed with Tilt is built with confidence to spare, carrying a maximum weight capacity of 750 pounds on silent-drive motors. Seven inches of hi-low travel raises the bed to a sitting height that suits longer legs, so standing up takes less effort. A full-bed tilt of up to five degrees keeps your body straight while your head stays elevated, which can ease snoring and nighttime reflux. Head and foot articulation, Zero Gravity, three programmable presets, under-bed LED lighting and power outage protection round out the package. Wrapped in charcoal deck-on-deck upholstery with a 10-year limited warranty, the Ascend feels solid, quiet and reassuring every time you lie down.

Ascend at a glance

Full-bed tilt plus head and foot articulation
Seven inches of high-low height adjustment
Zero Gravity, three presets and under-bed lighting
750 lb capacity and optional support rail

Price the Ascend: (800) 477-0248 Full Ascend details

Dawn House hi-low smart bed in Slate upholstery, queen size — Dawn House photos: tap any thumbnail to enlarge it.

Dawn House Smart Hi-Low Bed

By Dawn House Living and Ergomotion

Feature: passive sensors in the base that record heart function, breathing and sleep cycles every night. Advantage: a caregiving spouse can sleep more easily, knowing the Dawn House app keeps a record of how each night went. Benefit: both of you finally get real rest. Feature: trend reports you can share with family and physicians. Advantage: appointments start with facts instead of guesses about how sleep has been. Benefit: better conversations and earlier attention to changes. Feature: hi-low height, head, foot and Zero-G positions, voice commands and a wireless phone-charging console. Advantage: whoever is in the bed can adjust it hands-free and keep a phone charged within reach. Benefit: more independence and fewer midnight calls for help. Feature: automatic anti-snore, Rise to Wake and motion-activated under-bed lighting. Benefit: quieter nights and safer steps. In Slate or Ivory, from Twin XL to Split King, the Dawn House cares for you both.

Dawn House at a glance

Passive heart, breathing and sleep monitoring with app
Hi-low height, head, foot and Zero-G positions
Voice control, anti-snore, Rise to Wake and night lighting
Twin XL, Full, Queen, King and Split King in Slate or Ivory

Price the Dawn House: (800) 477-0248 Full Dawn House details

Flexabed Hi-Low SL fully electric adjustable bed in a home bedroom — Flexabed Hi-Low SL photos: tap any thumbnail to enlarge it.

Flexabed Hi-Low SL Adjustable Bed

Hand-built by Flexabed in LaFayette, Georgia, since 1969

A quality hospital bed is a real investment, and it’s natural to hesitate: what if it’s only needed for a season, and what happens to the bed down the road? Many families settle for something cheap and temporary because they can’t justify spending more. The Flexabed Hi-Low SL changes that math. Its transferable limited lifetime warranty covers the entire bed, every component, and stays with the bed if you pass it to a sibling, a parent or a new owner. Each one is hand-built to order in LaFayette, Georgia, by a family company crafting adjustable beds since 1969, so it is made to last. The vertical hi-low lift makes transfers and caregiving easier, head and foot sections adjust independently on each side of split sizes, and you can choose Twin, Full, Queen or Split King in 74-, 80- or 84-inch lengths with rail covers, lighting or app control. Buy once, and the value carries forward.

Flexabed Hi-Low SL at a glance

Vertical hi-low lift with head and foot articulation
Independent sides in split configurations
Twin, Full, Queen and Split King; 74, 80 or 84 inches long
Transferable limited lifetime warranty

Price the Flexabed: (800) 477-0248 Full Flexabed details

Yes, we deliver and service beds in Surprise

Living out in Surprise, you might assume a Phoenix store won’t make the drive, or that service will mean weeks of waiting whenever something needs attention. Electropedic proves otherwise. The Northwest Valley is part of our regular routes, and our own Arizona crew brings your bed to your door, carries it to the room you choose, assembles it and teaches everyone who helps with care how each position works. We can haul away your old bed, too. Whether you live in Sun City Grand, Arizona Traditions, Sun Village, Marley Park, Surprise Farms, Sierra Montana or the Original Town Site, the same local team returns to service your bed. We are an authorized dealer and service center for more than 50 electric homecare manufacturers, so repairs happen in your home rather than by mail. Call (800) 477-0248 and discover how close good service really is.

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Dawn House hi-low bed set up with the head raised

Flexabed raised to caregiver height during in-home training

Ascend full-bed tilt demonstrated after delivery

Side-by-side hi-low bed comparison

Compare the essentials here, then call us with questions about your own situation.

Hi-low hospital beds Electropedic delivers to Surprise, Arizona
Bed	Positions	Height	Stand-out features	Sizes
Supernal 3	Head, foot, hi-low, head tilt	10.5 to 20.5 in.	Ultra-low transfers, wall-hugging design, massage	Twin, Full, Queen
Supernal 5	Five motors with Trendelenburg and reverse	12 to 24 in.	Cardiac chair, hidden electronics, massage	Twin to Dual King
Ascend with Tilt	Head, foot, hi-low, full-bed tilt	7 in. of travel	Zero Gravity, under-bed lighting, 750 lb capacity	Twin XL to Split King
Dawn House	Head, foot, hi-low, Zero-G	Hi-low	Health monitoring app, voice control, anti-snore	Twin XL to Split King
Flexabed Hi-Low SL	Head, foot, hi-low, independent sides	Hi-low	Hand-built, side rails, lifetime limited warranty	Twin to Split King

Hospital bed delivery across Surprise and Arizona

Our crews serve all of Surprise, including Sun City Grand, Arizona Traditions, Sun Village, Happy Trails, Marley Park, Surprise Farms, Sierra Montana and the Original Town Site, plus the rest of the state.

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Surprise
El Mirage
Sun City
Sun City West
Youngtown
Waddell
Wittmann
Peoria
Glendale
Litchfield Park
Goodyear
Avondale
Buckeye
Tolleson
Luke Air Force Base
Wickenburg
Morristown
Aguila
Congress
Anthem
New River
Phoenix
Paradise Valley
Scottsdale
Tempe
Mesa
Chandler
Gilbert
Casa Grande
Prescott
Prescott Valley
Flagstaff
Kingman
Bullhead City
Tucson
Yuma

Hospital bed answers for Surprise residents

Do you deliver hospital beds in Surprise, Arizona?

Yes. Electropedic’s own crew delivers, assembles and sets up hi-low hospital beds anywhere in Surprise and the rest of Arizona, then services them locally. Call (800) 477-0248.

Which bed is best for wheelchair transfers?

Many wheelchair users choose the Supernal 3 because its deck adjusts from 10.5 to 20.5 inches, so you can match the mattress to the height of the wheelchair seat for a level transfer.

Is there a bed for someone who sleeps in a recliner to breathe?

The Supernal 5 has a cardiac chair position that supports a seated posture in bed, along with Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg. Use these positions as your physician directs.

How much weight can the Ascend hold?

The Ascend High-Low Adjustable Bed with Tilt has a maximum weight capacity of 750 pounds.

Where can I try these beds near Surprise?

All five beds are on display at 1035 East Camelback Road, Phoenix, AZ 85014, open Monday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday noon to 4 p.m.

Plan a showroom visit from Surprise

Make an afternoon of it at our Camelback Road showroom and try every bed with your caregiver. If the drive is long, call and our family will walk you through each option and quote any bed by phone.

Get directions to the showroom

Electropedic Arizona showroom

1035 East Camelback Road
Phoenix, Arizona 85014

Arizona sales: (800) 477-0248
Showroom: (800) 733-1818
Local: (602) 277-0706
Mon to Sat: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday: Noon to 4 p.m.

Your Surprise hospital bed starts with one call

Get a free quote, then let our Arizona team deliver, set up and service your bed.

Call (800) 477-0248