Manual Semi Fowler Hospital Bed Single Function Arrex

Specification Hospital Bed Semi Fowler

Dimensions:

• Height Of Bed From Ground : 1 Feet 10 Inch (22"inch)
• Till Mattress : 2"inch
• Inside Width : 2Feet 5inch to 3Feet (29"inch to 36"inch)
• Outer Width Ralling to Ralling : 3Feet to 3Feet 4"inch (36"inch to 40"inch)
• Inside Length : 6Feet to 6Feet 6inch (72"inch to 78"inch)
• Outside length head to leg pannel : 6Feet 10inch to 7Feet (82"inch to 84"inch)

Semi-Fowler Beds – 15 FAQs That Patients Always Ask

1. What is a Semi-Fowler bed?
It’s a hospital bed that raises the upper body at a gentle angle—around 30–45°. Think of it as the perfect recline: not too upright, not too flat.

2. What’s the use of Semi-Fowler position?
It helps with breathing, digestion, and comfort—without making you feel like you’re sitting in a chair. It's great for light recovery or sleep apnea.

3. Who benefits from a Semi-Fowler bed?
Post-surgery patients, seniors, people with reflux or mild breathing issues—basically anyone who needs to rest with a slight elevation.

4. Is this bed available for rent?
Yes! Many companies offer semi-Fowler hospital bed on rent. It’s one of the most common rental requests for home care.

5. Does it help with snoring or acid reflux?
Definitely. Raising your upper body even slightly can reduce snoring and ease heartburn. It’s like a recliner...but better for health.

6. What’s the difference between Fowler and Semi-Fowler beds?
Fowler = more upright (45–75°), Semi-Fowler = mild incline (30–45°). So if you want to chill but not sit up, semi is perfect.

7. Is it electric or manual?
Both options exist! Electric Semi-Fowler beds use a remote to lift the backrest. Manual ones use a crank—easy peasy.

8. Can I adjust the knees too?
Usually no. Semi-Fowler focuses on the upper body. If you need both head and knee lift, go for a Fowler or 3-function electric bed.

9. Is a Semi-Fowler bed comfy to sleep on?
Yes, it relieves back pressure and supports easy breathing. Add a soft mattress and it’s sleep-heaven!

10. What mattress is used?
Standard hospital-size mattresses, often foam or air mattresses. Just make sure it's flexible enough to bend with the bed.

11. Is it good for elderly patients?
Absolutely. Seniors often need to sleep slightly upright for comfort, and this bed does the job without overdoing it.

12. What’s the doctor’s reason for recommending Semi-Fowler?
To reduce lung congestion, help post-op recovery, or make feeding safer. It’s also used for patients on oxygen or with mild heart issues.

13. Is Semi-Fowler a hospital-grade bed?
Yes, many adjustable hospital beds include semi-Fowler as a standard function. Whether electric or manual—it’s very much hospital standard.

14. Can I get one delivered to my home?
Of course! Maxtech Healthcare and many other providers offer free doorstep delivery for hospital beds on rent, including semi-Fowler models.

15. Is it safe for patients who move around?
Yes—but always use side rails if needed. Sliding is rare but can happen if the head is too high and there's no knee support.

Disclaimer: Features, specifications, and availability of hospital and motorized recliner beds may vary depending on manufacturer, model, and location. Always consult with healthcare professionals or suppliers to ensure the bed meets the specific medical and comfort requirements of the patient.