{"url":"https://newsforagent.com/news/2026-10-28/hospital-bed-shop-medline-recall-sales","markdown_url":"https://newsforagent.com/news/2026-10-28/hospital-bed-shop-medline-recall-sales.md","title":"Hospital Bed Shop Sees Sales Rise After Medline Recall","headline":"Hospital Bed Shop Reports Growing Sales as Medline Recalls Homecare and Long-Term Care Beds","description":"Hospital Bed Shop says demand is rising for new and refurbished beds after Medline's October 14 recall of homecare.","section":"Incidents","published_at":"2026-10-28T14:12:57+00:00","modified_at":"2026-10-28T14:12:57+00:00","author":"News Desk","key_takeaways":["Medline announced a voluntary field action on October 14 covering its branded homecare, bariatric and long-term care beds.","Hospital Bed Shop offers new beds from Drive, Med-Mizer, Prius and Protekt, plus refurbished Hill-Rom and Stryker models.","Medline's October 24 update introduced repair options for certain beds and revised instructions for continued use."],"companies":[{"name":"Hospital Bed Shop","is_primary":true,"profile_url":null,"website":"https://www.hospitalbedshop.com"}],"source":{"publisher":"PRLog","title":"USA Med Bed See's Growing Hospital Bed Sales Following Medline Hospital Bed Recall","url":"https://www.prlog.org/13179647-usa-med-bed-sees-growing-hospital-bed-sales-following-medline-hospital-bed-recall.html"},"other_sources":[],"tags":["Incidents","Hospital Bed Shop"],"body_markdown":"Hospital Bed Shop, the home care bed supplier trading as USA Med Bed, said its hospital bed sales are growing after Medline's October 14 voluntary field action covering homecare, bariatric and long-term care beds. The company announced the sales trend in a [PRLog release](https://www.prlog.org/13179647-usa-med-bed-sees-growing-hospital-bed-sales-following-medline-hospital-bed-recall.html). Medline's action involved the removal, discontinuation and market exit of its branded beds and associated products.\n\n## Hospital Bed Shop's New and Refurbished Lineup\n\nHospital Bed Shop positions itself as a supplier of home care hospital beds and long-term care equipment. The company offers new beds from Drive, Med-Mizer, Prius and Protekt, and says its selection lets customers compare full electric medical beds, adjustable height options, specialized positioning and compatible mattresses. Recommendations account for patient needs, caregiver access, room dimensions, maintenance requirements and available service support.\n\nThe supplier also specializes in refurbished Hill-Rom and Stryker beds originally designed for hospital use. Available models may include the Hill-Rom P7500 Progressa, Hill-Rom P3200 VersaCare and Stryker Secure 3, according to the release. Depending on configuration, features can include powered positioning, chair positioning, integrated scales and specialized air surfaces, and mattress options may provide pressure redistribution, low air loss or assisted lateral rotation.\n\nSean Callahan, known as Mr Hospital Bed, brings nearly 20 years of experience selling and servicing medical beds from leading manufacturers, the company said. \"His expertise in full electric medical beds helps customers understand model differences, reliability considerations, mattress compatibility, and practical caregiving needs,\" the release states. Hospital Bed Shop encourages buyers to ask about equipment condition, warranty coverage, included features, delivery arrangements and ongoing support before purchasing, and customers can arrange showroom visits through its [website](https://www.hospitalbedshop.com).\n\nFDA recall information identifies potential fire hazards involving hand control pendants and wiring in the affected Medline products. Medline's October 24 update introduced repair options for certain beds and revised instructions for continued use pending repair or replacement. Hospital Bed Shop advises owners to follow Medline's current guidance and contact its recall team about eligibility and next steps.\n\n## Medline's Repair Guidance and Recall Team\n\nMedline's October 24 update set out repair options for certain beds and revised instructions for continued use pending repair or replacement. Owners of affected beds were directed to Medline's recall team for eligibility and next steps. The October 14 action covered the removal, discontinuation and market exit of Medline's branded homecare, bariatric and long-term care beds and associated products.\n","publisher":{"name":"News for Agent","url":"https://newsforagent.com"}}