Introducing our new NASCIC sponsored partner, ProBed Medical, designer of the Freedom Bed, an automated turning bed built for people living with spinal cord injury and other conditions that limit independent movement at home.
ProBed Medical is the company behind the Freedom Bed, an automated lateral rotation bed designed for people who cannot reposition themselves through the night. The product was developed to address a specific reality of life with a spinal cord injury or similar condition, the cycle of being woken every few hours for manual repositioning, and the impact that cycle has on the person in the bed and on the family member or aide doing the turning.
ProBed operates from two locations, ProBed Medical Technologies Inc. in Abbotsford, British Columbia and ProBed Medical USA Inc. in Sumas, Washington. The Freedom Bed is in use in homes across North America and is featured by partner organizations in the disability and neurological care community.
NASCIC welcomed ProBed as a sponsor in late 2025, and this page introduces them to our members. Future content with ProBed, including an educational video conversation, will live alongside this page as it is produced.
A short introduction to the Freedom Bed from ProBed Medical. More videos in ProBed’s video library. A NASCIC conversation with ProBed is planned and will be added to this page when it is recorded.
Letters from families using the Freedom Bed at home, including a recent piece from the parents of a young adult living with a C4 complete spinal cord injury. Read the testimonials at pro-bed.com.
ProBed’s featured profile of Jimmy and his family, sharing how the Freedom Bed reshaped their overnight routine and caregiving rhythm. Read Jimmy’s story.
Product demonstrations, user perspectives, and clinical context from ProBed’s own video collection. Browse the ProBed videos.
ProBed Medical designs, manufactures, and distributes the Freedom Bed, with engineering and operations in Canada and a sales and service presence in the United States. ProBed works directly with families, clinicians, and rehabilitation programs to place the bed in homes where automated overnight repositioning is part of the care plan.
NASCIC members and care partners can reach ProBed through the contact details below, and the team is happy to talk through whether the Freedom Bed is a fit for a specific situation.
446 Harrison Street, #83A
Sumas, WA 98295
#602, 30930 Wheel Avenue
Abbotsford, BC V2T 6G7
This introductory article is produced as part of a sponsorship partnership between ProBed Medical and the North American Spinal Cord Injury Consortium (NASCIC). NASCIC provides this content as an educational resource for the SCI community and does not endorse any specific commercial product or medical device. Individuals should consult their healthcare provider to determine whether the Freedom Bed is appropriate for their situation.
Visit ProBed’s website for product details, testimonials, and contact information, or read more sponsored conversations and educational pieces on the NASCIC blog.
