What is the life expectancy of an adjustable bed?
The truth is, the amount of time adjustable beds last depend on a great number of factors, such as how often they’re used, which model you’ve chosen, whether it’s a couple’s bed or a single, and other factors. According to the National Sleep Foundation, the average mattress has a life expectancy of nine to 10 years.
Are adjustable bed bases interchangeable?
Almost every mattress type we sell is perfectly compatible with your new adjustable bed. So if you have a memory foam, innerspring or hybrid mattress, you’ll be all set. And the best part? It works on any size mattress.
Do adjustable beds wear out?
They simply can’t withstand the constant changes in shape, and they don’t fit properly to the base. All of this increases stress on the mattress, making it less durable, and decreases its lifespan. The second aspect is the size and weight of the mattress.
Can I put any mattress on an adjustable base?
You can’t use just any mattress on an adjustable bed because not every mattress type is compatible. But if you have one that is compatible, it’s possible to use your existing mattress with an adjustable bed base. Generally, non-innerspring mattresses are compatible with adjustable beds.
Can a regular mattress be used on an adjustable bed frame?
You can use a regular mattress with an adjustable bed if it is one of many compatible types. Latex and memory foam mattresses will do. Hybrid models are popular and most also work well with an adjustable bed. Innerspring and air mattresses may or may not work.
Will Medicare pay for a Craftmatic adjustable bed?
Yes, Medicare provides coverage for the purchase or rental of adjustable beds for home use as long as the bed is deemed “medically necessary” by your doctor. Adjustable beds are considered to be “durable medical equipment” (DME) and are covered by Medicare Part B along with many other types of DME.
Does Medicare cover adjustable beds for seniors?
Medicare covers adjustable beds under Part B. Medicare Part B pays for outpatient medical costs, such as durable medical equipment. This includes adjustable beds. Part B will cover these beds when your doctor orders one for you to use in your home.