Genie Bed
System

Superior Care for Children through to Adult

Genie Bed Features:

  • Mattress level can be lowered to enable independent transfers.
  • Mattress level can be raised high to assist carers when tending to the client.
  • High quality craftsmanship – durable Beech timber with attractive aesthetics.
  • Perspex panels provide free eye contact with carers, and the individual can take in what is going on around the bed.
  • Adjustable lying surface
  • For carers in wheelchairs, the Genie provides ample clearance of 66cm.
  • Sufficient clearance for hoist transfers.

Safety Features:

  • Safe interior to prevent entrapment of head or limbs.
  • Special door locking system prevents the doors being opened from the inside.
  • High quality fittings and locking mechanisms.
  • Power cut-off plug. When the hand switch is not activated (power disconnected state) all electrical components of the bed are disconnected from the mains and therefore no electricity is used. Electric and magnetic fields in the bed are prevented.
  • Emergency lowering in the case of power failure
  • Special wooden surface coating that seals the surfaces for maximum hygiene.
  • Sweat and saliva resistant wood treatment in accordance with DIN 71-3 Children’s Toys Safety Act.

 

Media
Introduction to the Medifab Genie 98 Bed
Close up image of small child in a Robbies Genie Bed with person holding dinosaur teddy near small child's face.
Robbie  
3 years old
Robbie's Genie Bed
"The bed has definitely been life-changing..."
Specifications
Description
Warrant
Frequently
Asked
Questions
Q

Are these beds available for hire? 

A

Hire may be available depending on a few details that can be discussed with one of our product consultants. Please call our team to discuss your requirements.

Q

Does Medifab hold stock of these beds?

A

Medifab does not hold stock. Please contact us to discuss timeframes as there are many variables.

Q

Are there any colours available?

A

No, there are not any colour options available.

 

Q

Do these beds get government funding?

A

An assistive technology application must be lodged, and if approved, the NDIS will provide funding. For more information visit the NDIS website. We also suggest you speak with your allied health professional to aid in this process.

Q

How can I trial the bed?

A

Virtual trials are available upon request via Zoom/Teams. We suggest calling our customer support team to discuss a suitable time to arrange this. We suggest that all parties involved such as family members, carers, and the occupational therapist should be present during this trial, making sure everyone is on the same page as to what is required for the user and to discuss the best way to have funding justified.

Q

What is the cost?

A

These beds cost more than $19,000. We suggest calling our customer service team for a more detailed estimation.

Q

Do these beds come with a warranty?

A

The manufacturer guarantees that the product is free of manufacturing and material defects. The guarantee amounts to 24 months and starts with the delivery/install date.

Testimonials
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