Safety Beds for Special Needs Children
Safe Sleep Solutions with Options That May Be Covered by Insurance
Finding the right safety bed can feel overwhelming. Whether you’re concerned about nighttime wandering, falls, or overall sleep safety, the right solution can make a meaningful difference for your child and your family.
In many cases, safety beds may be covered by insurance. Our team helps guide families through the process from start to finish.
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Safety Beds Covered by Insurance
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Safe Place Permanent Bed 300
Check Insurance NowThe Safe Place Permanent Bed 300 is our flagship enclosed safety bed. Built for long-term durability, it provides a safe environment for children with special needs.
This bed is often the right choice for children who need safer sleep support without complex medical needs. -
Safe Place Permanent Bed 200
Check Insurance NowThe Safe Place Permanent Bed 200 is for insurance plans that do not cover monitoring systems. Like our Safe Place Permanent Bed 300 bed, this enclosed bed offers offers a secure sleep for special needs children.
Please note that the Safe Place Permanent Bed 200 is only available to providers. -
Safespace Room Bed
Check Insurance NowThe Safespace Room offers flexible sides and a soft padded floor, providing a comfortable and safe environment.
This bed is often the right choice for children with self-injurious behaviors such as head banging or those that seek sensory feedback from hard surfaces. -
Safespace Hi-Lo Bed
Check Insurance NowThe Safespace Hi-Lo bed offers a comfortable and adaptable sleep environment designed to support both safety and daily care needs.
This bed is often the right choice for individuals who need easier caregiver access. Its height-adjustable platform supports transfers while allowing access for medical lines and overnight support. -
Safespace Siesta Hi-Lo Bed
Check Insurance NowThe SafePlace Siesta Hi-Lo provides a safe, supportive sleep environment for individuals who require daily care or nursing support.
This bed is often the right choice for individuals who need safer transfers and easier caregiver access. Its height-adjustable base and open-top design support patient lift use. Soft, padded sides help reduce injury risk. -
SleepSafe® LOW Bed
Check Insurance NowThe SleepSafe® LOW Bed offers low-profile protection for ambulatory users who may be at risk of rolling or falling from bed but do not need a fully enclosed design. This can be a good first safety bed for special needs children and adults who transitioning away from a standard bed.
The lower foundation height supports easier transfers and helps reduce the distance of a fall. -
SleepSafe® II MEDIUM Bed
Check Insurance NowDesigned for active sleepers, the SleepSafe® II MEDIUM Bed provides taller side rails and increased fall protection. This bed is a good fit for special needs children and who move frequently during sleep.
Higher safety rails create a secure boundary while preserving caregiver visibility. Foundation and padding options can support positioning. -
SleepSafe® TALL Bed
Check Insurance NowThe SleepSafe® TALL Bed provides the highest side-rail protection in the hardwood bed collection. Its deep sleep area is designed for individuals who may sit, stand, move actively, or attempt to climb out during the night.
Extended rails and gap-conscious construction help create a more secure space. Fixed, articulating, and Hi-Lo foundation options are available for positioning and caregiver access. -
SleepSafe® Extension Bed
Check Insurance NowBuilt to accommodate changing needs, the SleepSafe Extension Bed offers a modular design that can adapt as a child grows. It provides a longer-term option for families who want to maintain familiar safety features into adulthood.
High side rails help protect active sleepers or individuals at risk of climbing out. Foundation options and tubing access ports support transfers, positioning, and medical equipment use.
What is a Safety Bed?
A safety bed is a specialized, handcrafted medical device registered with the FDA to provide a secure, durable, and sensory-friendly sleep environment. Unlike standard "bed tents," these systems are built to meet rigorous clinical standards to prevent falls and stop nighttime wandering, or "elopement". They are specifically designed for children and young adults with conditions such as Autism, Epilepsy, Angelman Syndrome, and complex medical needs
Why Families Choose A Safety Bed
A safety bed can help create a more secure sleep environment for children who may be at risk of nighttime wandering, falls, climbing, or injury.
At Safe Place Bedding, we offer multiple safety bed solutions for different levels of need, from long-term home use to more advanced medical support and portable travel options.
This page is designed to help families understand what a safety bed is, who it may help, and which options may be available through insurance.
Compare Safety Beds
Finding the right safety bed is about matching your loved one's specific needs with the correct support.
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Primary Need
Key Features
Safe Place Permanent Bed 300
Children requiring safe sleep support who do not have complex medical needs.
Flagship enclosed system designed for long-term durability.
Safespace Room Bed
Individuals exhibiting self-injurious behaviors or those seeking sensory feedback from hard surfaces.
Features flexible mesh sides and a soft padded floor to provide a sensory-friendly, low-injury risk environment.
Safespace Hi-Lo Bed
Individuals requiring easier caregiver access and support for assisted transfers.
Includes a height-adjustable platform to support transfers and dedicated access for medical lines.
Safespace Siesta Hi-Lo Bed
Individuals requiring continuous nursing care or safer daily caregiver transfers.
An adaptable system with a height-adjustable base, padded sides to reduce injury, and patient-lift compatibility.
SleepSafe® LOW Bed
Individuals who need added fall protection without a fully enclosed bed.
Features a low-profile foundation for easier transfers and gap-free construction.
SleepSafe® II MEDIUM Bed
Individuals who are active sleepers and need taller side protection to prevent falls.
Includes higher safety rails for a more secure sleep boundary, with foundation and padding option.
SleepSafe® TALL Bed
Individuals who may sit, stand, or attempt to climb out of bed during the night.
Features extended safety rails, gap-conscious construction, and fixed, articulating, or Hi-Lo foundation options.
SleepSafe® Extension Bed
Children who need a safety bed that can continue to support them into adulthood.
A modular hardwood bed with high safety rails, customizable foundation options, and access ports for medical tubing.
Understanding the Level of Support Your Loved One Needs
Not all safety beds are designed for the same level of need. Understanding the difference can help you find the right safety bed.
Finding the Right Type of Safety Bed
Why Choose a Safe Place Bedding Permanent Safety Bed?
The Safe Place Bedding Permanent Safety Bed is designed for long-term use at home and is often the right choice for special needs children when the primary concern is safety during sleep.
The Permanent Safety bed is commonly used for individuals who:
- Wander or leave the bed at night
- Climb out of bed
- Are at risk of falls or injury
- Need a more structured and secure sleep environment
This bed focuses on creating a safe, enclosed space while supporting a consistent nighttime routine. In many cases, the bed may be covered by insurance and is available nationwide.
When Is a Medical Safety Bed the Right Choice?
Medical safety beds are designed for individuals who require a higher level of support, including caregiver assistance or medical needs during the night.
They may be appropriate when:
- Assisted transfers (such as a lift) are needed
- Repositioning or elevation is required
- Medical equipment is used during sleep
- Ongoing caregiver support is needed
These beds offer additional functionality, such as adjustable height or positioning, to support both safety and care.
Can a Safety Bed Be Covered by Insurance?
In many cases, safety beds may be covered by Medicaid or other insurance providers when medically necessary.
Our team works closely with families to help:
- Understand eligibility
- Gather required documentation
- Navigate next steps
Need Safety on the Road? Shop our Travel Bed
Looking for a portable option? Our SafePlace Adaptive Bed is available for direct purchase and designed for families who want a safe sleep solution they can use anywhere.
