Collection: Adjustable Beds for Seniors

Adjustable beds provide seniors with improved comfort, safety, and independence. With customizable positions for the head and feet, these beds can alleviate common issues like back pain, poor circulation, and difficulty getting in and out of bed. They’re designed to improve overall quality of life while maintaining a stylish and functional addition to any home.

Not all mattresses are compatible with adjustable beds. Most modern mattresses, such as memory foam, latex, and hybrid models, are designed to flex and bend with adjustable bases. Traditional innerspring mattresses, however, may not work as well. For the best experience, pair your adjustable base with a mattress specifically made for adjustability, like the Dawn House Mattress.

Medicare typically only covers hospital beds that meet specific medical criteria and are prescribed by a doctor. Dawn House beds are considered consumer products designed for comfort, not durable medical equipment required for medical purposes as per Medicare guidelines. You can learn more in our recent medicare article.

Health Savings Accounts (HSA) and Flex Spending Accounts (FSA) allow you to pay for eligible health care costs using pre-tax dollars that you have saved. ​ If a doctor diagnoses you with a health condition and writes you a letter of medical necessity recommending a Dawn House product to help with your health care, you may be able to use your HSA or FSA dollars to cover a portion of the cost. HSA and FSA plans may vary, so check with your plan administrator to confirm eligibility. ​

To use your HSA or FSA dollars for a Dawn House purchase, follow the steps below:

1. Contact your HSA/FSA plan administrator and ask if your Dawn House bed purchase will be covered under your plan and what documentation is needed so that you can use your HSA/FSA dollars for your purchase.
2. Talk to your health care provider about obtaining a letter of medical necessity.
3. Purchase the Dawn House product that your health care provider recommended in the letter of medical necessity.
4. If required, submit the letter of medical necessity and any other related details to your HSA/FSA administrator for reimbursement. Please note, the claims process varies by plan, so be sure to check with your plan administrator for details.