Description
The Medline Medlite full electric hospital bed (model MDR107003L) is a homecare hospital bed with three motors that raise and lower the head, the foot and the overall bed height from one hand pendant. It supports a weight capacity of 450 lbs, adjusts from 14.5″ to 22.5″ in height and fits a standard 36″ x 80″ hospital bed mattress. Motion Care Mobility is an authorized Medline dealer in Concord, Ontario, with free delivery across Toronto and the GTA on orders over $200 and free shipping across Canada on orders over $300.
What is the Medline Medlite full electric hospital bed?
The Medline Medlite full electric hospital bed is Medline’s standard-height homecare bed for people who need hospital-style positioning at home. Every movement is electric, so neither the user nor the caregiver has to turn a crank to change position.
A full electric hospital bed differs from a semi-electric bed in one key way. On a semi-electric bed, the head and foot are electric but the height is set with a manual crank. On the Medline Medlite full electric bed, the height is electric too, which makes transfers and caregiving much easier.
Medline builds the Medlite for home care, but it also works in assisted living and long-term care rooms where a portable full electric frame is enough. It is the regular-height Medlite, not the low version that Medline lists as MDR107003LO.
What are the Medline Medlite hospital bed specifications?
The Medline Medlite hospital bed specifications are a 450 lbs weight capacity, a 14.5″ to 22.5″ height range and a 36″ x 80″ sleep surface. Here is the full list from Medline.
- Model: Medline Medlite MDR107003L full electric hospital bed
- Weight capacity: 450 lbs (user, mattress and accessories combined)
- Height range: 14.5″ to 22.5″ from floor to sleep deck
- Sleep surface: 36″ W x 80″ L, for a standard hospital bed mattress
- Motors: three motors for head, foot and height, 24 V DC with a transformer for a standard 120 V outlet
- Hand pendant: full electric pendant (Medline part MDR630154R) for head, foot and height
- Deck: split-spring deck with mattress retainers at the head and foot
- Headboard and footboard: wood-grain headboard and footboard panels
- Casters: four smooth-rolling casters, two locking
- Power backup: emergency crank plus an emergency battery box (two 9-volt batteries, not included)
- Water resistance: motors, junction box and pendant rated IP66
- Warranty: Medline lists 5 years on mechanics and electronics and a lifetime warranty on welds and frame
How does the Medline Medlite electric hospital bed adjust?
The Medline Medlite electric hospital bed adjusts with one hand pendant that controls three motors. One motor raises the head section, one raises the foot section and one moves the whole bed up and down.
Raising the head helps with eating, reading, breathing and watching TV. Raising the foot helps with leg swelling and comfort. Changing the bed height helps with every transfer in and out of bed.
The pendant has large buttons that most users can press without help. A caregiver can also hold the pendant and adjust the electric bed while helping the user reposition.
Why does the bed height range of 14.5″ to 22.5″ matter?
The height range matters because the right bed height is different for getting in and out of bed than it is for caregiving. At 14.5″, the Medline Medlite full electric bed is low enough for many people to sit on the edge with their feet flat on the floor.
At 22.5″, the bed height brings the user up to a comfortable working height for a caregiver. Changing linens, helping with dressing and repositioning become easier on the caregiver’s back.
If you need a sleep deck closer to the floor than 14.5″ for fall concerns, ask us about a low height or hi-low hospital bed instead. The Medline Medlite low version and other low beds bring the deck closer to the floor.
A low electric hospital bed starts closer to the floor for users at high fall risk, while the regular Medline Medlite homecare bed keeps a standard 14.5″ low position that suits most transfers. If falls are a concern, pair the low position with a floor mat beside the electric hospital bed.
What is the Medline Medlite weight capacity?
The Medline Medlite weight capacity is 450 lbs. That weight capacity includes the user, the mattress and anything else on the bed, such as rails, pillows or a pressure overlay.
A typical foam hospital bed mattress weighs about 15 to 25 lbs, so plan for it when you check the weight capacity. For example, a 400 lbs user on a 20 lbs mattress with 10 lbs of bedding and rails adds up to 430 lbs, inside the limit. If the user is close to the 450 lbs weight capacity, we recommend a bariatric bed with a higher weight capacity and a wider deck, such as the Medline full-electric bariatric homecare bed.
Which mattress should I use with the Medline Medlite hospital bed?
The Medline Medlite hospital bed takes a standard 36″ x 80″ hospital bed mattress. The right mattress depends on how many hours the user spends in bed and their risk of pressure injuries.
Here are the three main hospital bed mattress types to consider:
- Foam mattress: a high-density foam mattress is the most common choice for users who are in bed overnight and up during the day. The Drive Gravity 7 pressure redistribution mattress is a 36″ x 80″ x 6″ foam mattress that fits the Medline Medlite deck.
- Pressure redistribution mattress: a multi-layer foam mattress spreads body weight to reduce pressure on the hips, heels and shoulders. The Gravity 8 pressure redistribution mattress adds extra heel protection.
- Alternating pressure mattress: an air mattress that shifts pressure on a cycle, for users in bed most of the day or with a higher pressure injury risk. The Med-Aire Plus 8″ alternating pressure mattress also offers low air loss.
Avoid using a regular household mattress on a hospital bed. A household mattress is usually too thick and too stiff to bend with the deck, and it can leave gaps at the rails. A proper hospital bed mattress bends with the head and foot sections and stays in place with the mattress retainers.
Mattress thickness also matters for rail height. A thick mattress raises the user closer to the top of the rails, so check the rail height whenever you change the mattress. A 6″ foam mattress works well with most half rails and full rails.
Not sure which mattress fits the user’s needs? Call us and we will help you match a foam, pressure redistribution or alternating pressure mattress to the Medline Medlite hospital bed.
Do I need half rails or full rails on the Medline Medlite bed?
Half rails or full rails depend on how much help the user needs getting in and out of bed and their fall risk. Rails are sold separately so you can choose the right style.
- Half rails: half rails cover the upper part of the bed. Half rails give the user something to hold when sitting up, turning and standing, while leaving the lower part of the bed open for transfers. Many home care users choose half rails.
- Full rails: full rails run most of the length of the bed. Full rails are for users who need more protection from rolling out of bed.
- Assist rails: a small assist rail or bed handle gives a grip point without enclosing the bed.
Always use rails that are made for the bed frame, and check for gaps between the rails, the mattress and the headboard. Ask us to confirm which half rails or full rails are compatible with the Medline Medlite before you order. Our Medline clamp-on half rail is one option we can check for you.
What comes in the box with the Medline Medlite full electric bed?
The Medline Medlite full electric bed ships in two cartons. Inside are the head spring, the foot spring, the wood-grain headboard and footboard, four casters (two locking), the drive shaft, the hand pendant, an emergency crank and the emergency battery box.
The mattress and rails are not part of the bed frame. Ask us about pairing the Medline Medlite with a mattress and rails as a hospital bed package, so everything arrives together.
Can I buy the Medline Medlite as a hospital bed package?
Yes. You can order the Medline Medlite as a hospital bed package with a mattress and rails, so the full electric bed arrives ready for home care. A bed package saves you from matching parts yourself and makes sure the mattress and rails fit the Medline Medlite homecare bed.
A typical hospital bed package includes:
- Bed frame: the Medline Medlite full electric homecare bed with headboard, footboard and hand pendant
- Mattress: a 36″ x 80″ foam, pressure redistribution or alternating pressure mattress
- Rails: compatible half rails or full rails
Every bed package is built around the user. Tell us the user’s weight, how many hours they spend in bed and any pressure injury risk, and we will put together a Medline Medlite bed package with the right mattress and rails. Call for current bed package pricing and delivery dates in Toronto, the GTA and across Canada.
How does each motor on the Medline Medlite work?
Each motor on the Medline Medlite full electric bed handles one job. The head motor raises the backrest, the foot motor raises the knee and leg section, and the height motor lifts and lowers the entire frame. Each motor runs on 24 V DC through a transformer, so the electric bed plugs into a regular household outlet.
Because every motor is electric, the Medline Medlite homecare bed needs no hand crank for daily use. The emergency crank is only for a power outage. A quiet motor also matters at night, so the user can change position without waking the household.
How is the Medline Medlite hospital bed assembled?
Assembly of the Medline Medlite hospital bed joins the head spring and foot spring, attaches the headboard and footboard, connects the drive shaft and plugs in the hand pendant. The split-spring design keeps each section light enough for two people to carry up stairs. During assembly, attach the headboard and footboard first, then lock the casters before connecting the pendant.
Plan assembly in the room where the bed will be used. Check doorway widths and leave space on both sides of the bed for caregiver access. Assembly is simpler with two people, and no part of the full electric bed is too heavy to carry once it is split into sections. Call us to ask about delivery and assembly options for your address in Toronto and the GTA, and read the Medline assembly guide before you start.
What safety features does the Medline Medlite hospital bed have?
The Medline Medlite hospital bed includes an emergency crank, an emergency battery box, locking casters and recessed headspring supports. Together they keep the bed safe and usable even during a power outage.
- Emergency crank: lets a caregiver move the bed by hand if the power goes out
- Emergency battery box: can lower the head and foot sections with two 9-volt batteries fitted
- Locking casters: two locking casters keep the bed in place during transfers
- Recessed headspring supports: designed by Medline to reduce pinch points
- IP66-rated motors and pendant: can be wiped clean with standard water pressure (do not pressure-wash or steam the bed)
Who is the Medline Medlite full electric hospital bed best for?
The Medline Medlite full electric hospital bed is best for people who need a hospital bed at home with electric head, foot and height adjustment, and who weigh well under 450 lbs.
- Seniors who find a regular bed hard to get in and out of
- People coming home from hospital after surgery or illness
- People living with arthritis, MS, Parkinson’s or other conditions that make repositioning hard
- Families and home care workers who need a comfortable working height for caregiving
- Palliative care at home, paired with a pressure redistribution or alternating pressure mattress
How does the Medline Medlite compare with other electric hospital beds?
The Medline Medlite compares well with other electric hospital beds on value, weight capacity and ease of use. Here is how it stacks up against the other home hospital beds we carry.
- Medline Medlite vs semi-electric beds: the Medline Medlite full electric bed adds electric height, so no hand crank is needed for daily use.
- Medline Medlite vs the Drive Delta Ultra-Light 1000 full electric bed: both are standard-height full electric hospital beds for home care. Compare warranty, weight capacity and the headboard and footboard style to choose.
- Medline Medlite vs low beds: choose a low bed if the user needs the deck closer to the floor than 14.5″ for fall protection.
- Medline Medlite vs bariatric beds: choose a bariatric electric hospital bed if the user needs more than a 450 lbs weight capacity or a deck wider than 36″.
Browse all of our home hospital beds to compare full electric, semi-electric and bariatric models.
How do I care for a Medline Medlite hospital bed at home?
Caring for a Medline Medlite hospital bed at home takes a few minutes a week. Wipe the frame, headboard, footboard and pendant with a damp cloth and a mild cleaner. The IP66-rated motors and pendant handle normal cleaning, but do not pressure-wash or steam the bed.
Check the pendant cord for damage, keep the casters free of hair and dust, and test the emergency battery box every few months. Wash hospital bed linens often; our Medline knitted sheet set for hospital beds fits a 36″ x 80″ mattress.
Is the Medline Medlite hospital bed covered by warranty?
Yes. Medline lists a 5-year warranty on the mechanics and electronics of the Medline Medlite hospital bed and a lifetime warranty on welds and frame. Keep your invoice, as warranty claims need proof of purchase.
- Mechanics and electronics warranty: 5 years, covering each motor, the hand pendant and the junction box
- Frame warranty: lifetime warranty on welds and frame
- Mattress and rails warranty: covered separately by each manufacturer’s own warranty
As an authorized Medline dealer, Motion Care Mobility handles warranty questions for you and provides in-house repair service for equipment bought from us. A long warranty is one of the main reasons families in Canada choose the Medline Medlite full electric bed over a low-cost electric bed with a short warranty.
Does insurance cover a Medline Medlite hospital bed?
Many extended health insurance plans reimburse part of the cost of a hospital bed for home care, depending on your plan. We provide a detailed invoice and product documentation for your claim. Buy Now, Pay Later financing is also available at checkout.
Do you deliver the Medline Medlite hospital bed in Toronto and across Canada?
Yes. We offer free delivery across Toronto and the GTA on orders over $200, including Toronto, North York, Scarborough, Etobicoke, Vaughan, Markham, Richmond Hill, Mississauga and Brampton. Outside the GTA, we offer free shipping anywhere in Canada on orders over $300.
Delivery times depend on stock and your location. Call us to confirm a delivery date before a hospital discharge, so the Medline Medlite hospital bed is ready at home when it is needed. Toronto delivery can often be arranged quickly for urgent home care needs, and we will tell you the expected delivery window when you order.
- GTA delivery: free delivery on orders over $200
- Canada-wide delivery: free shipping on orders over $300
- Delivery prep: clear a path to the room and measure doorways before delivery day
- Delivery of a bed package: the bed frame, mattress and rails can arrive in one delivery
Ask about delivery to a condo or apartment, too. We will confirm elevator access and the delivery time slot with you, so the electric hospital bed arrives without surprises.
Why buy the Medline Medlite hospital bed from Motion Care Mobility?
Motion Care Mobility is a family-owned medical supply store in Concord, Ontario serving Toronto, the GTA and customers across Canada. More than 500 customers have trusted us, and every one of our Google reviews is 5 stars.
- Authorized Medline dealer for genuine Medline home care beds
- Free delivery in Toronto and the GTA on orders over $200
- Free shipping across Canada on orders over $300
- Help choosing the right mattress and rails for the Medline Medlite
- We price match all retailers in Canada
- In-house repairs and after-sales support from certified technicians
You can learn more about Medline home care products on the Medline website. Questions before you order? Call (647) 765-0035 and we will help you choose.
Medline Medlite full electric hospital bed FAQ
Is the Medline Medlite a full electric or semi-electric hospital bed?
The Medline Medlite MDR107003L is a full electric hospital bed. The head, foot and height all adjust electrically from the hand pendant.
What is the weight capacity of the Medline Medlite bed?
The Medline Medlite has a weight capacity of 450 lbs, including the user, the mattress and anything on the bed.
Does the Medline Medlite come with a mattress?
No. The bed frame does not include a mattress. It fits a standard 36″ x 80″ hospital bed mattress, and we can help you choose a foam, pressure redistribution or alternating pressure mattress.
Does the Medline Medlite come with rails?
No. Rails are sold separately. Ask us to confirm compatible half rails or full rails for the Medline Medlite.
What happens to the Medline Medlite bed in a power outage?
The emergency battery box can lower the head and foot sections when two 9-volt batteries are fitted, and the emergency crank lets a caregiver move the bed by hand.
Do you deliver the Medline Medlite in Toronto?
Yes. Delivery is free across Toronto and the GTA on orders over $200, and shipping is free across Canada on orders over $300.
Is the Medline Medlite the right hospital bed for your home?
The Medline Medlite full electric hospital bed (MDR107003L) is a homecare electric hospital bed that gives you electric head, foot and height adjustment from one hand pendant, a 450 lbs weight capacity, a 14.5″ to 22.5″ height range and a 36″ x 80″ sleep surface for a standard hospital bed mattress. It includes an emergency crank, an emergency battery box and locking casters, with Medline’s 5-year warranty on mechanics and electronics.
Motion Care Mobility, an authorized Medline dealer in Concord, Ontario, delivers free across Toronto and the GTA on orders over $200 and ships free across Canada on orders over $300. Call (647) 765-0035 to order the Medline Medlite full electric hospital bed.







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