Shower Beds
Shop Shower Beds at Rescue Supply — a working range built for hospitals, public agencies, care facilities and home users. A focused selection, chosen for everyday professional use.
You'll find Bariatric Mobile Shower Bed - Heavy-Duty Patient Bathing, Folding Shower Gurney Bed with Water-Resistant Foam Pad, Transport Mobile Shower Bed and Universal Mobile Shower Bed in the current lineup. Options span Bariatric Mobile Shower Bed, Folding Shower Gurney Bed and Transport Mobile Shower Bed, covering the configurations facilities and home users ask for most.
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IPU Bariatric Mobile Shower Bed - Heavy-Duty Patient Bathing
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IPU FSG350 Folding Shower Gurney Bed with Water-Resistant Foam Pad
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IPU Transport Mobile Shower Bed | Mobile Patient Showering and Transport Gurney
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IPU Universal Mobile Shower Bed | Mobile Hygiene and Patient Transport Solution
Factory Direct Ships 2-3 Days! (Estimated) View ProductFrequently Asked Questions
Find answers to commonly asked questions below.
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What shower beds are in this collection?
The 6 listings are mobile shower beds and gurneys: five from IPU (bariatric, folding gurney, MRI transport, transport and universal models) and a Graham Field PVC shower bed.
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How is a shower bed different from a shower chair?
A shower bed is a padded, water-resistant stretcher-height platform the patient lies on for showering, so caregivers can bathe non-ambulatory patients without transferring them into a seat.
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What is the bariatric model?
The IPU Bariatric Mobile Shower Bed is the heavy-duty model built for larger patients, with a reinforced frame and wider surface.
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What does the MRI transport shower bed mean?
The MRI-TSG500 is an MR-conditional transport shower bed, meaning it can be used for showering and for moving the patient into MRI areas where standard metal equipment cannot go.
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Who uses shower beds?
Hospitals, nursing facilities and home caregivers bathing patients who cannot sit upright safely, including bariatric and fully dependent patients.