Factory direct and family owned since 1964. Norwalk delivery and set-up: 800-233-7382

Hospital Beds for Norwalk Homes

Most of our conversations with Norwalk families begin the same way: someone describes a hard moment at bedtime or first thing in the morning, and asks whether a different bed could help. Usually, it can.

Below are six of those conversations, in the family's own words, with the hi-low bed we suggested. Our Latexpedic latex mattresses are handmade in our Burbank factory, straight up the 5 from Norwalk, and we deliver and set up everything in your home.

Norwalk, California, in southeast Los Angeles County. Delivered and set up from Electropedic Burbank, about 25 miles up the I-5.

Six Conversations, Six Hi-Low Beds

On the left, what a Norwalk family told us. On the right, the bed we suggested and why.

Tuffcare Century

Long Term Care Bed T7036 and T7042

A daughter tells us

"Mom has been in a nursing home since her stroke, and she is miserable there. We have decided to bring her home to live with us."

"But the facility has a real hospital bed, nurses and all the right equipment. I am scared that the first week at home will undo everything, and that we will have to send her back."

Tuffcare Century T7036 fully electric long term care bed with half rails and five-function pendant
Tuffcare Century T7036. The T7042 is the same bed, 42 inches wide.

We suggest

Give her a bed at home that does what the facility bed did. The Tuffcare is a true long term care bed: hi-low, head, foot, Trendelenburg and reverse, plus a lawn-chair position, all from one five-function pendant. Optional half rails, eight locking casters and a backup battery good for up to 7 minutes complete it. We deliver and set it up before she arrives and show the whole family how it works.

  • T7036: 36 x 80 in., to 600 lb.
  • T7042: 42 x 80 in.
  • Two-piece split frame

Transfer Master

Supernal 3 Hi-Low

A husband tells us

"I am on oxygen now, around the clock. Getting out of bed means sitting up, catching my breath, untangling the tubing and then pushing up from a mattress that is way too low."

"By the time I am standing, I am out of breath and dizzy, and the tubing has caught on something more than once."

Supernal 3 Hi-Low bed with upholstered frame and hidden motors in a furnished bedroom
Supernal 3 Hi-Low by Transfer Master.

We suggest

Save your breath for the day. Raise the Supernal 3's head to bring you up to sitting with no effort, then lift the bed so your feet rest flat and standing takes one easy push. Every step you skip is energy you keep. The optional support rail moves with the bed for a steady hand-hold, and the wall-hugging upholstered frame keeps the floor around the bed clear for your tubing. Follow your care team's guidance on activity.

  • Frame lowers to about 10.5 in.
  • Hi-low, head and foot
  • Twin XL, Full XL, Queen, Dual King

Transfer Master

Supernal 5 Adjustable Bed System

A son tells us

"Dad can't move himself in bed anymore, and the nurse gave us a turning schedule to protect his skin. Every couple of hours, day and night, my sister and I shift him."

"We are doing it all by hand on a regular bed, and both of us are exhausted and sore."

Supernal 5 Adjustable Bed System with whole-bed tilt and hi-low in an upholstered frame
Supernal 5 Adjustable Bed System by Transfer Master.

We suggest

Let the motors do the heavy part. Raise the Supernal 5 to your working height before each turn, use Trendelenburg so gravity helps when moving him toward the head of the bed, and change his posture with head, foot, reverse Trendelenburg and zero gravity, without lifting. The upholstered frame keeps his room feeling like home. Follow the nurse's turning schedule and positioning instructions exactly.

  • Trendelenburg and reverse
  • Hi-low, head, foot, tilt
  • Twin XL, Full XL, Queen, Dual King

Flexabed, hand-built since 1969

Flexabed Hi-Low SL

A wife tells us

"My husband is a big man and I am small. Our mattress dips on his side, and all night long I roll downhill right into him."

"Now his knees are bad and he needs a taller bed to get up, and I can barely climb into the one we have. Something has to give."

Flexabed Hi-Low SL three-motor fully electric hi-low bed
Flexabed Hi-Low SL.
Flexabed Hi-Low SL with optional side rails
Optional side rails.
Flexabed Hi-Low SL lowered to its lowest safety position
Lowest safety position.

We suggest

A split Flexabed Hi-Low SL gives each of you your own mattress, so his weight no longer pulls you downhill. Each side adjusts head and foot independently, and the whole bed lifts vertically at one button: up for his knees in the morning, down to about 16.5 inches with a mattress so you can climb in easily at night. Hand-built to order in Georgia.

  • Separate mattresses, independent sides
  • Vertical hi-low lift
  • Twin, Full, Queen, Dual King

Dawn House Living

The Dawn House Bed

A retiree tells us

"Forty years I got up at five for work. Six months into retirement, I go to bed at one, sleep till ten, nap all afternoon, and still feel tired."

"My wife says I am turning into a night owl. I just want my energy back, and I have no idea what is actually happening at night."

Dawn House smart hi-low bed with upholstered frame
The Dawn House smart bed system.
Dawn House app showing sleep stages and timing
Sleep stages and timing.
Dawn House motion-activated underbed lighting
Underbed lighting.

We suggest

Give retirement a new routine. The Dawn House's Rise to Wake gently brings you up at the same time each morning, and its built-in sensors record your sleep stages, heart rate and breathing, so you can see what a better schedule actually does. Zero gravity helps you wind down, anti-snore keeps your wife happy, and hi-low height makes getting up easier as the years go on.

  • Rise to Wake
  • Passive sleep tracking
  • Voice, app or remote

Ergomotion

Ascend High-Low Adjustable Bed with Tilt

A grandmother tells us

"My knee replacement is scheduled for spring, and the surgeon wants me as strong as possible before the operation. But my knee aches all night, I sleep badly, and getting out of my low bed is the worst part of the day."

"And after the surgery, it is only going to get harder."

Ergomotion Ascend high-low adjustable bed with head and foot raised
Ascend by Ergomotion.
Ascend high-low adjustable bed in a full-bed tilt
Full-bed tilt.
Optional support rail for the Ergomotion Ascend bed
Optional support rail.

We suggest

Get the bed now, before surgery. Zero gravity and foot elevation ease the ache so you sleep better while you build strength, and about 7 inches of hi-low lift raises the bed so standing puts less strain on the knee. After the operation, the same bed is ready: raise the foot as your surgeon advises, use the optional support rail for your first steps, and let underbed lighting guide night trips.

  • Height about 17.9 to 25.4 in.
  • Zero gravity, three presets
  • Twin XL, Full, Queen, Split King

Bringing a Loved One Home from a Nursing Home

More families are choosing to care for a parent at home instead of in a facility. The bed is the first thing to get right.

Match the bed they are used to

In a skilled nursing facility, the bed raises and lowers for caregivers, changes position for meals and comfort, and has rails within reach. Your loved one, and the home health staff who visit, will expect the same at home.

Talk with the facility's care team about the plan, then call 800-233-7382. We will match a bed to their needs and have it delivered and set up before the move.

Facility bed feature
What we offer at home
Raises for caregivers
Every bed on this page is hi-low.
Head and foot positions
Standard on all six beds.
Trendelenburg and reverse
Tuffcare and Supernal 5; Ascend tilts up to 7 degrees.
Side rails
Optional on every model, half rails or a support rail.
Locking casters
Eight on the Tuffcare long term care bed.

Latexpedic Natural Latex Mattresses

Handmade, one at a time, in our Burbank factory and sold factory direct, with natural materials that are kind to allergy sufferers.

Natural Talalay latex with an open-cell structure that breathes
Open-cell natural Talalay latex.

When you wake up sneezing every morning

A stuffy nose at bedtime, a sneezing fit at dawn, itchy eyes all day. For many allergy sufferers, the trouble lies right under them: a fiber-filled or pillow-top mattress that, over the years, collects dust and becomes home to dust mites.

Natural latex naturally resists dust mites and mold, and its open-cell structure lets air move freely so moisture does not linger. A Latexpedic is wrapped in cotton and wool, with no polyester fiberfill, and its zippered cover comes off. Many allergy sufferers find it a cleaner place to sleep.

Factory direct
Made, sold, delivered and guaranteed by Electropedic. No middleman.
Handmade, one at a time
Each mattress built individually by hand in Burbank.
Fully reversible
Latex from top to bottom, so it can be flipped.
Quilted on both sides
Cotton and wool on each face.
Handles and a zipper
Easy to turn; the firmness can be changed later.
20-year limited warranty
From a family in the bed business since 1964.
Latexpedic 7-inch low-profile natural latex mattress

7-Inch

Low profile

Designed for hi-low beds and easy transfers, and light enough to turn.

Latexpedic 10-inch natural latex mattress

10-Inch

Best seller

A softer comfort layer over firm latex, the height most customers choose.

The Ultimate 12-inch Latexpedic latex mattress

12-Inch

The Ultimate

Three independent latex layers, each in the firmness you choose.

Four Firmnesses

The 7-inch, 10-inch and 12-inch models are each made in all four firmnesses, softest to firmest.

  1. Soft

    Cradling comfort for side sleepers.

  2. Regular Firm

    Balanced support for most people.

  3. Extra Firm

    Firm, lifting support for back sleepers.

  4. Ultra Firm

    Our most structured surface.

Latexpedic in Detail

Twenty-four photographs of the mattress, its materials, the beds it pairs with and our factory.

  • Latexpedic natural latex mattress made up in a bedroom
    A Latexpedic at home.
  • Latexpedic natural Talalay latex mattress
    Natural Talalay.
  • Latexpedic certified organic latex mattress
    Certified organic.
  • Latexpedic latex mattress on display in the Burbank showroom
    In the showroom.
  • The Ultimate organic 12-inch all-latex Latexpedic mattress
    The Ultimate.
  • Cutaway of a Latexpedic mattress showing natural latex layers
    Latex inside.
  • Latexpedic mattress with zippered cover and carrying handles
    Handles and zipper.
  • Reversible Latexpedic latex mattress quilted on both faces
    Quilted on both sides.
  • Completely reversible Latexpedic latex mattress
    Fully reversible.
  • Talalay latex core rated for firmness and support
    A rated Talalay core.
  • Natural latex mattress conforming to the body
    Conforms, then springs back.
  • Illustration of a latex mattress relieving pressure at shoulders and hips
    Pressure relief.
  • Cotton, wool and latex layers of a natural Latexpedic mattress
    Three ingredients.
  • Dawn House hi-low bed with a Latexpedic latex mattress
    On a Dawn House.
  • Flex-A-Bed hi-low bed with a Latexpedic latex mattress
    On a Flex-A-Bed.
  • Dual king electric adjustable bed with latex mattresses
    A dual king.
  • Natural latex mattress on an electric adjustable bed
    On an adjustable.
  • Twin adjustable bed with a Latexpedic latex mattress raised
    A twin, raised.
  • Latexpedic natural latex mattress from the Electropedic collection
    From the collection.
  • Latexpedic latex mattress from the Electropedic gallery
    Finished by hand.
  • Natural latex sap collected from a rubber tree
    Rubber tree sap.
  • Sheep wool used as the natural fire barrier in Latexpedic mattresses
    Wool fire barrier.
  • Electropedic factory in Burbank where Latexpedic mattresses are handmade
    Our Burbank factory.
  • Beds and Latexpedic mattresses on the Electropedic showroom floor
    The showroom floor.

Serving Norwalk

What we have learned delivering across Norwalk, and the questions families here ask first.

Single-story homes, built for staying put

Much of Norwalk was built in the years after World War II, in neighborhoods of single-story homes that make aging in place much easier than a two-story house. Bedrooms can be compact, so measure the room and doorways before you call, and we will recommend a bed that fits.

Home from Coast Plaza

Many Norwalk families call us after a stay at Coast Plaza Hospital on Studebaker Road or another hospital nearby in Downey or Whittier. As soon as you know the discharge date, call us so the bed can be delivered and set up before your family member comes home.

Straight up the 5

From Norwalk, our Burbank showroom is about 25 miles away, almost entirely on the I-5. Bring the person who will use the bed, try the heights and firmnesses, and let us handle delivery back home.

Norwalk questions

Do you deliver to Norwalk?

Yes. We deliver and set up hi-low beds and Latexpedic mattresses throughout Norwalk. Call 800-233-7382.

How far is your showroom?

About 25 miles on the I-5. Plan on 35 minutes to an hour depending on traffic.

Is latex good for allergies?

Natural latex naturally resists dust mites and mold, and a Latexpedic has no polyester fiberfill and a removable zippered cover.

Can we bring Mom home from a nursing home?

Many families do. Talk with the care team, then call us to have a long term care bed delivered and set up before the move.

Do you rent hospital beds?

Yes, by the month, and we buy, sell and trade used electric beds. Call for current availability.

Electropedic Showrooms

Norwalk is served by our Burbank showroom and factory. Our Phoenix showroom serves Arizona.

Electropedic Burbank

Serving Norwalk and Southern California

907 N. Hollywood Way
Burbank, CA 91505

800-233-7382

Monday to Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday, noon to 4 p.m.

Showroom and Latexpedic factory. Delivery, set-up and service.

Electropedic Phoenix

Serving Arizona

1035 E. Camelback Road
Phoenix, AZ 85014

800-733-1818

Monday to Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday, noon to 4 p.m.

Delivery, set-up and service.

Directions from Norwalk to Our Burbank Showroom

The drive from Norwalk to 907 N. Hollywood Way, Burbank, about 25 miles.

One freeway, nearly door to door

  1. Take the I-5 north from Norwalk through Downey, Commerce and downtown Los Angeles.
  2. Past Griffith Park, take the SR-134 Ventura Freeway west toward Burbank.
  3. Exit at Hollywood Way and drive north about a mile. We are half a block south of Magnolia Boulevard.

Traffic changes the best route; the map always shows today's.

Call 800-233-7382 before you leave and we will have your beds ready.

Electropedic Burbank, 907 N. Hollywood Way, Burbank, CA 91505. Open these directions in Google Maps.