If you or someone in your care needs a hospital bed at home, you’re in the right place. Through government-backed benefits and trusted nonprofit organizations, you may be eligible to receive a hospital bed at no cost—and the process is easier than you think.
This page walks you through how to apply step by step, what documents you need, and where to turn for fast, reliable support.
Who Can Apply?
You may qualify for a free hospital bed if:
- You have a medical condition requiring home-based care
- A licensed healthcare provider confirms that a hospital bed is medically necessary
- You are enrolled in Medicare Part B, Medicaid, or VA health benefits
- You meet low-income or disability-based eligibility through local or national assistance programs
What You’ll Need to Get Started
To successfully apply, have the following ready:
- A doctor’s note or prescription stating the need for a hospital bed
- A copy of your Medicare, Medicaid, or VA ID (if applicable)
- Proof of income or benefits participation (for nonprofit or Medicaid-based programs)
- Your contact information and shipping address for equipment delivery
How to Apply for a Free Hospital Bed
Follow these simple steps to begin the process:
- Fill out the online application form on this page with your contact and eligibility information.
- Upload supporting documents such as your doctor’s prescription and proof of benefits.
- Our team or a partnering provider will review your application and connect you with the right program.
- If approved, your hospital bed will be shipped directly to your home or made available for pickup—often within a few days.
Need help? Reach out to us via email, phone, or social media and we’ll guide you through the application process.
What Kind of Beds Are Available?
Depending on your needs and program availability, beds may include:
- Manual hospital beds
- Semi-electric hospital beds (motorized head/foot, manual height)
- Fully electric hospital beds (full motor function, easier caregiver access)
State-Based Programs Available
Because nonprofit and Medicaid coverage varies by location, availability may differ by state. When you apply, we’ll help match you with local loan closets, state-funded Medicaid providers, or nonprofit organizations like:
- FODAC
- ALS Association
- Goodwill Medical Equipment
- Local Area Agencies on Aging
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