The Harmony Hi-Low is an adjustable home care bed built to look like bedroom furniture. The frame is fully upholstered, so it reads as a bed rather than as equipment brought into the house.
Its defining feature is that the entire deck raises and lowers at the touch of a button. Lowered, the mattress sits close to the floor, which makes getting in, getting out and standing up easier, and shortens the distance in a fall. Raised, it brings the person being cared for to a comfortable working height, so care can be given without bending over. The head and foot sections also move independently, for reading, easier breathing, or lying flat to sleep.
 Frequently asked questions:
 Who makes the Harmony Hi-Low, and is it Canadian? Harmony Products is a family owned company in Barrie, Ontario, part of Golden Technologies of Canada, which has supplied equipment since 1990. The bases are built in Taiwan and the mattresses in Canada.
 How is the Harmony Hi-Low different from a regular hospital bed? A hospital bed has an exposed metal frame. The Harmony is fully upholstered and looks like bedroom furniture, while the whole deck raises and lowers at a button. Low, it cuts the risk of a fall; high, it works at a comfortable height for care.