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Ergomotion Ascend High-Low Adjustable Bed

Starting at $2,249.00 $1,599.00

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Description

Ergomotion Ascend adjustable bed in full-bed tilt with an organic latex mattress in a bedroom

Ergomotion Ascend · Specialty

The hi-low adjustable bed that looks like furniture, not a hospital bed

Seven inches of height adjustment, gentle full-bed tilt, and head and foot articulation in a clean, upholstered design. The Ascend makes getting in and out of bed easier and caregiving safer, without turning your bedroom into a hospital room.

Twin XL $2,249 $1,599 Queen $2,499 $1,799 Split King $4,498 $3,198
7″ of lift height adjusts from 17.85″ to 25.35″
Full-bed tilt gentle head-up or feet-up angling
10-year limited manufacturer warranty
Free shipping in the contiguous U.S.

Independence, Comfort, Dignity

A hospital bed alternative for real bedrooms

Most beds that raise and lower are institutional: steel rails, vinyl decks, medical styling. The Ascend combines the comfort and health benefits of a premium adjustable bed with the added features people actually need as mobility changes: high-low height adjustment for easier transfers in and out of bed, gentle full-bed tilt for side and stomach sleepers who want to sleep head-up, and an optional support rail that assists independence without boxing the bed in. It uses standard mattress sizes, works beautifully with our natural latex mattresses, and looks like something you chose for your home, because it is.

See it move

Height, tilt, and articulation in one base

Lower the bed for a safe, easy exit. Raise it so a caregiver can help without bending. Tilt the whole bed up to 7 degrees for head-up sleeping, or articulate the head and foot like any premium adjustable base. The lift mechanism hides inside a clean deck-on-deck shroud, so it never reads as medical equipment.

Pair it with an organic latex mattress

Feature Set

What the Ascend includes

High-Low Adjustability

Seven inches of powered height adjustment makes bed transfers easier and caregiving safer.

Full-Bed Tilt

Gently tilts the entire sleep surface up to 7 degrees, head-up or feet-up, while your body stays straight.

Head & Foot Articulation

Elevate the head, foot, or both for reading, relaxing, circulation, or pressure relief.

Optional Support Rail

A padded assist rail supports safe entry and exit and adapts as needs change. Add it in the builder.

3 Programmable Presets

Save favorite positions to memory, plus one-touch Zero-G, Anti-Snore, and double-click flat.

Underbed Lighting

Soft light under the base helps with nighttime trips without waking the room.

15-Button Wireless Remote

Direct control of height, tilt, articulation, presets, and lighting from one simple remote.

Deck-on-Deck Design

The lift mechanism hides inside an upholstered shroud with a lift safety panel, so it looks like furniture.

Anti-Snore Preset

A one-touch position that gently elevates the head to help open the airway.

Ergomotion Ascend adjustable bed in full-bed tilt, the flat sleep surface angled head to foot
Full-bed tilt: the entire flat surface angles head-to-foot while your body stays straight.
Ergomotion Ascend raised to caregiver height with head and foot articulated
Lift and articulation together: raised toward caregiver height with head and foot elevated.

Honest Comparison

Ascend vs. a home hospital bed

The Ascend is not a medical device, and for many households that is exactly the point. Here is how it compares to a typical home hospital bed.

ConsiderationErgomotion AscendTypical home hospital bed
Looks like bedroom furniture·
Standard mattress sizes (Twin XL to Split King)Narrow hospital sizes
Use your own mattressUsually proprietary
Height adjustment for transfers7″Varies
Sleeps two (Split King)·
Comfort features (presets, lighting, Zero-G)Rare
Medical-grade Trendelenburg positioning·
Covered as durable medical equipment·Sometimes

Current Sale Pricing

Ascend sizes

Pricing matched to Ergomotion’s own store sale. Choose your size above to build the cart.

SizeMSRPSaleBest for
Twin XL$2,249$1,599Single sleepers, one side of a split king
Full$2,499$1,799Single sleepers who want more room
Queen$2,499$1,799Couples who move together
Split King$4,498$3,198Couples with different height or tilt needs

Optional padded support rail: add $185 in the builder.

Latex Compatible

The natural mattress match for a hi-low base

Natural latex is the best mattress material for adjustable bases: it flexes cleanly with height, tilt, and articulation changes, recovers instantly, and contains no glued layers to fight the motion. For sleepers with sensitive skin or breathing concerns, pairing the Ascend with a certified organic latex mattress keeps the whole sleep surface free of polyurethane foams and chemical flame retardants.

Specs

Ascend details

BrandErgomotion
ModelAscend
TypeHi-low adjustable bed base with tilt
SizesTwin XL, Full, Queen, Split King
Height range17.85″ to 25.35″ (7″ of travel)
Deck height8.85″ without legs
Zero clearanceYes, works on platforms and inside bed frames
Full-bed tiltUp to 7 degrees
ArticulationHead to 60°, foot to 45°
PresetsZero-G, Anti-Snore, flat, 3 programmable
Remote15-button wireless
LightingUnderbed LED
Legs9″ adjustable (3″+3″+3″)
ConstructionDeck-on-deck with lift safety panel
AccessoriesPadded support rail, matching slate headboard (with brackets), interchangeable legs
Warranty10-year limited manufacturer warranty

Warranty

The 10-year Ergomotion warranty, in plain English

Every Ergomotion base carries a 10-year limited manufacturer warranty for the original purchaser. Here is exactly how it works.

PeriodWhat Ergomotion coversWhat you pay
Years 1-2
Hassle-free
Repair or replacement of any defective part, including labor and transportationNothing
Years 3-5
Parts
Replacement of any part found defective by the manufacturerService, installation, and shipping costs
Years 6-10
Prorated
Mechanical base defects on a shared-cost basis1/5 of the replacement part’s MSRP per year past year five (year 6 = 1/5, year 10 = 4/5)

The prorated years 6-10 apply to the mechanical base; wear items and electronics such as the cover, legs, motors, control box, remote, and power supply are covered through the earlier warranty tiers. Register your base with Ergomotion after delivery to activate coverage; we include the registration link with every order. Full terms are available from Ergomotion, and our team handles the claim process with them for you.

Questions

Ascend FAQ

Is the Ascend a hospital bed?

No. The Ascend is a furniture-grade adjustable bed base, not a medical device. It offers the two features people most often want from a home hospital bed, height adjustment and gentle tilt, in a residential design with standard mattress sizes. If a clinician has prescribed medical-grade positioning or a certified hospital bed, follow their guidance.

Will insurance or Medicare pay for it?

Generally no. The Ascend is sold as furniture, not as durable medical equipment, so it is typically not eligible for insurance or Medicare reimbursement. Many families choose it precisely because it is a comfortable, non-institutional purchase they control.

How does the height adjustment help?

Lowering the bed makes it easier and safer to get in and out, especially for shorter sleepers or anyone with joint or mobility concerns. Raising it brings the sleep surface to a comfortable working height for a caregiver, helping with transfers, dressing, and bedding changes without stooping.

What does full-bed tilt do?

Instead of bending at the waist like standard articulation, tilt raises the entire flat sleep surface a few degrees, up to 7. Side and stomach sleepers can sleep gently head-up without changing position, which many people find more comfortable than raising the head section alone.

Should I add the support rail?

If anyone using the bed wants help steadying themselves getting in or out, yes. The padded rail mounts to the base, adds $185, and can be removed later if needs change.

What mattress works on an adjustable base?

Adjustable bases need a mattress designed to flex. Our natural latex mattresses are the ideal match: they bend cleanly, recover instantly, and their unglued layers move with the base instead of fighting it. Mattresses specifically built for adjustable beds also work. Traditional innerspring mattresses with rigid border rods should not be used on an adjustable base. If you are unsure about your current mattress, ask us before ordering.

Need Help Choosing?

Talk through your situation with a specialist

Every mobility situation is different. Talk with a Sleeping Organic specialist about sizing, the support rail, split king setups for couples, and which mattress makes sense on a hi-low base.

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