How much does a hospital bed rental cost?
The priced hospital-bed listings we researched show $135–$200 per week and $400–$600 per month. These are examples from Denver and Phoenix, not a national average or a delivered quote.
Published price examples
This selection illustrates different purchase and rental arrangements from our researched city guides. Each price keeps its original basis; request a complete current quote for your address and requirements.
| Provider & city | Published price | Price basis & other options |
|---|---|---|
| Rocky Mountain Medical RentalsDenver | $135 / week | Standard bed; published monthly rate $400. Bariatric option: $175/week or $600/month. Confirm the exact supplied configuration. |
| Colorado Medical RentalDenver | $145 / week | Published monthly rate $450. Confirm the bed and mattress specifications separately; their stated capacities differ. |
| Fountain MobilityPhoenix | $200 / week | Published monthly rate $600. The listing does not specify the exact bed or included accessories. |
| ElectropedicPhoenix | Request a quote | Rental pricing by enquiry. Confirm the supplied model, mattress, accessories, and rental period. |
| Sky Medical SuppliesDenver | Request a quote | Date-specific rental request; stable rate not confirmed. Alterra high-low model listed; published height range 7.25–26 inches. Confirm the actual bed supplied. |
| You Can Home MedicalDenver | Request a quote | Ask the Denver store for current bed pricing. Rental catalog lists a full-electric bed; confirm model, mattress, rails and any upgrade. |
| Cloud of GoodsDenver | Quote for your dates | Duration, destination and checkout charges determine the total. This listing is semi-electric. Confirm the model, height-adjustment mechanism, mattress and rails before comparing it with full-electric packages. |
| AZ MediQuipPhoenix | $140 / week | Premium foam package; $420/month. Foam mattress and rails included; delivery cost varies. |
What does the rental price include?
Rocky Mountain Medical Rentals describes a standard full-electric bed with mattress and rails. Colorado Medical Rental describes a full-electric twin XL bed with mattress and half rails. Fountain Mobility’s rental listing does not identify the exact bed or accessories, while Electropedic provides rental pricing by enquiry. Ask for the actual bed and mattress configuration before treating two prices as equivalent.
How much does delivery add?
Rocky Mountain publishes included delivery, setup and pickup within 30 miles of Aurora, with a $100 fee beyond that radius. Colorado Medical Rental publishes included delivery, setup and pickup in its Colorado Springs–Longmont service corridor and a $100 after-hours charge. AZ MediQuip’s Phoenix bed packages also require a delivery quote. Give each supplier the delivery address and building-access details to confirm the full charge.
Is a monthly rate cheaper for my dates?
A weekly price multiplied by four is not necessarily the supplier’s monthly arrangement. Request both a weekly and a monthly quote for the dates you need. Confirm whether “month” means a calendar month or a fixed number of days, when billing ends, and what happens if you extend or return the bed early.
Do specialty beds cost more?
Rocky Mountain’s separate bariatric listing is $175/week or $600/month, compared with its standard offering at $135/week or $400/month. AZ MediQuip separately prices 36-inch foam, low-air-loss and 42-inch heavy-duty packages. These are different offers, not a universal surcharge. Confirm the specifications your care team recommends and have the supplier quote that configuration.
Ask for these details in writing
- Bed and mattress model, size and included accessories
- Exact dates and minimum rental period
- Delivery, setup, pickup and after-hours charges
- Extension, early-return and cancellation terms