Hospital Bed Rental Options
Semi-Electric Hospital Beds
Semi-electric hospital beds offer electric adjustment for the head and foot sections with manual height adjustment. These beds provide a balance of convenience, comfort, and affordability for home recovery.
Full Electric Hospital Beds
Full electric hospital beds allow electronic adjustment of the head, feet, and bed height for easier positioning and caregiver assistance.
Hi-Low Hospital Beds
Hi-low hospital beds provide adjustable overall bed height to improve transfer safety, reduce fall risk, and assist caregivers with patient positioning and care.
Bariatric Hospital Beds
Bariatric hospital beds are designed with reinforced frames and wider sleeping surfaces to support higher weight capacities while maintaining stability and comfort.
Common Uses
Hospital bed rentals are commonly used for:
- Post-surgery recovery
- Home caregiving support
- Long-term home care
- Hospice and palliative care
- Reduced mobility or strength
- Rehabilitation and recovery
- Hospital discharge transitions
- Fall prevention and transfer safety
Why Choose McCann’s Medical
McCann’s Medical has been a trusted provider of home medical and mobility equipment in the Portland area for decades. We focus on dependable equipment, flexible rental options, and personalized support for patients and caregivers.
When you rent from McCann’s Medical, you receive:
- Clean, professionally maintained hospital beds
- Flexible weekly and monthly rental options
- Guidance selecting the appropriate bed model
- Trusted medical-grade equipment
- Local Portland-area delivery and support
Flexible Rental Options
McCann’s Medical offers:
- Weekly rentals
- Monthly rentals
- Flexible extensions when additional time is needed
Pickup & Delivery Options
We offer convenient:
- In-store pickup
- Local delivery throughout the Greater Portland area
- Setup coordination and flexible scheduling for delivery and return
Our team is here to help make home recovery and caregiving safer, more comfortable, and easier to manage.
