Choose the iCare IC222 when you need
- Essential powered head, knee and height adjustment
- A Twin XL homecare bed (or two as a Dual King)
- A straightforward three-function design with a 5-year frame warranty
3 products
Every bed in this collection raises and lowers the whole sleeping surface (hi-lo), raises the head and bends the knees or foot section from a hand control, and runs on a home outlet with battery or emergency backup. They differ in how low they go, how they tilt, how much they carry per size, and how much they look like furniture.
Need a bed for a few weeks rather than years? See hospital bed rentals. Need rails for a bed you already own? See bed rails and assist rails.
Three powered beds for home care, side by side. Every number is the manufacturer's published figure; prices are live.
| Specification | iCare IC222
from $3,850.00 | iCare IC333 Premium
from $4,250.00 | Flexabed Hi-Low SL
from $3,045.00 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best fit | Essential powered positioning for one sleeper in a Twin XL footprint | Clinical positioning at home: lowest platform, tilt, wider sizes, higher capacity | Residential adjustable bed with powered height, mattress choice and couples setups |
| Functions | Head lift, knee break, hi-lo (3) | Head lift, knee break, hi-lo, Trendelenburg, reverse Trendelenburg (4) | Independent head, independent foot, vertical hi-low (3) |
| Height rangeIcare: floor to top of mattress platform. Flexabed: floor to top of foundation; mattress adds height | 12–24 in | 9–26 in | 11–18.5 in on leg pads; 13.25–20.75 in on casters |
| Head / knee (foot) articulation | 62° / 42° | 62° / 42° | 73° head / 40° foot |
| Trendelenburg | No | 17° and 17° reverse | No |
| CapacitySafe working load per bed; Icare figures include any Icare mattress | 390 lb (each bed of a Dual King) | 440 lb Twin XL; 660 lb Full XL and Queen; 440 lb per bed Dual King | 400 lb per occupant; 700 lb total in a Split King |
| Bed sizes | Twin XL; Dual King (two Twin XL) | Twin XL, Full XL, Queen; Dual King (two Twin XL) | Twin, Full, Queen, Split King; 80 in standard, 84 in optional |
| Battery backup | External rechargeable, automatic | External rechargeable, automatic | 9 V emergency lowering standard; backup pack optional (call) |
| Remote | Wired, backlit | Wired, backlit, 10-button; optional joystick | Wired or wireless, your choice, included |
| Mattress | Icare mattresses (IC15 firm, IC20, IC30 gel) — confirm at order | Icare mattresses (IC15 firm, IC20, IC30 gel) — confirm at order | 6 constructions: innerspring (3 firmnesses), low profile, combo, visco core, gel memory foam, latex |
| Partner / couple setup | Dual King: two beds, no gap, independent controls | Dual King: two beds, no gap, independent controls | Split King: two twin bases, each adjusts independently |
| Rails and accessories | Icare rails, rail covers, over-bed pole, headboards — order by phone | Icare rails, rail covers, over-bed pole, headboards — order by phone | Fold-away half rails (1, 2 or 4) with covers in the configurator; headboards cannot attach |
| Platform and casters | Metal mesh; 4 lockable swivel casters | Metal mesh; 8 swivel casters, 4 locking | Upholstered foundation; locking casters or stationary leg pads |
| Warranty | Frame 5 yr limited; electrics, casters, hand piece, upholstery 2 yr | Frame 10 yr limited; electrics, casters, hand piece, upholstery 2 yr | Limited Lifetime, transferable: 12 mo in-home parts and labor, then factory service for a fee |
| Where it is built | not stated | not stated | Hand-built in LaFayette, Georgia (some imported materials possible) |
| Residential appearance | Upholstered head and foot ends, 6 colours | Upholstered head and foot ends, 6 colours; rounded CurveX corners | Upholstered base; looks like an adjustable bed |
| Lead time | Made to order, typically 5–10 business days | Made to order, typically 5–10 business days | Ships within 3 business days of the order (Flexabed) |
Manufacturer-supported differences only — not medical advice. If a clinician has specified a feature, bring that to us.
Bed choice for a medical condition is a decision for the user's clinician; we describe what each bed does, not what it treats.