Healthcare & Long-Term Care Bedding
Build your bedding order for hospitals, nursing homes, and long-term care facilities. Explore pillows, sheets, blankets, protective bedding, and towels, then choose sizes and quantities that fit your facility.
Whether you are furnishing resident rooms or replenishing daily linen supplies, start with your bed dimensions, laundry process, and purchasing requirements.
Bedding for your care facility
Explore the current collections and compare each product’s sizes, construction, care instructions, and case pack.
Choose bedding around your facility’s needs
Confirm the fit. Measure mattress width, length, and depth, including any topper. Compare those measurements with the selected sheet or protector variant, and group mixed bed sizes before ordering.
Review care and construction. Match each item’s materials, construction, and care instructions to your facility’s laundry process and procedures. Ask for product-specific information when your purchasing requirements call for documentation.
Plan quantities and replenishment. Count beds in service, items issued per bed, laundry reserves, and replacement needs. Check case packs and quantity increments for every selected product.
Plan for the setting you serve
Hospitals. Group your order by department, room type, bed dimensions, and the products required for each area. Share any item-specific purchasing specifications with sales.
Nursing homes. Plan around resident rooms, mixed mattress sizes, and your ongoing linen replacement needs. Confirm sheet and protector fit before choosing quantities.
Long-term care and rehabilitation. Build a replenishment plan from beds in service, items used per bed, and your laundry turnaround. Review reserve quantities as occupancy and room needs change.
Talk with sales about your facility order
Send the products and quantities you need, mattress dimensions, delivery location, and target date. Share fabric or construction preferences, customization details, and any required specifications or documentation.
Our team can discuss suitable options and confirm case packs, availability, pricing, and lead times for your selected items.
Healthcare & Long-Term Care Bedding FAQs
Answers to common questions about planning bulk bedding orders for hospitals, nursing homes, and care facilities.
What bedding can hospitals and long-term care facilities order in bulk?
Browse our current collections of pillows, sheets and pillowcases, blankets, pads and protectors, and towels. Compare each selected item’s dimensions, materials, care instructions, and case pack with your facility’s requirements. Contact sales to confirm options and availability for your order.
How do I choose fitted sheets for hospital or nursing home mattresses?
Measure the mattress width, length, and depth, including any topper beneath the sheet. Compare those measurements with the selected variant’s listed dimensions. A standard size name alone may not describe the fit you need. For facilities with mixed bed sizes, group the mattresses by measurement and share those details with sales before ordering.
How should our facility choose pillows?
Compare the selected pillow’s dimensions, fill, cover construction, and care instructions with your facility’s requirements and procedures. Consider the types of rooms you are supplying and how your facility handles pillow care and replacement. For specific construction or documentation requirements, ask sales to review the product details before you choose.
Can these bedding items be used with our facility’s laundry process?
Check the care instructions for each selected product and compare them with your facility’s washing, drying, and handling process. Requirements can differ between sheets, blankets, pillows, and protective bedding. Ask sales for item-specific care information if the product listing does not answer your questions; do not assume that every item is suitable for the same laundering conditions.
How much bedding should a healthcare or long-term care facility order?
Start with beds in service by mattress size, the items used per bed, and the extra sets your laundry turnaround requires. Add reserve and replacement quantities based on your facility’s operations. The calculator below estimates flat sheets, fitted sheets, and pillowcases; plan pillows, blankets, protectors, and towels separately. Round each final order to the selected product’s case-pack increment.
Are volume pricing and custom bedding options available?
Yes. Contact sales about volume or contract pricing and custom requirements for your order. Depending on the product, customization may include sizes, fills, fabrics, packaging, or private labeling. Share the finished dimensions, construction requirements, quantities, and target date, along with a specification sheet or sample if available. Available options, minimum order quantities, sample requirements, pricing, and lead times will be confirmed for your project.
Can you review our purchasing specifications and documentation needs?
Yes. Send the exact specifications and the product information or documentation your purchasing team needs. Sales can review your requirements against the selected items and discuss available information. Any required performance claims, certifications, or compliance documentation should be confirmed for the specific product before purchase rather than assumed from the collection name.
What should I send when contacting sales about a facility bedding order?
Use the Contact Us page and include the products, quantities, mattress dimensions, delivery location, and target delivery date. Add any material or construction preferences, customization details, purchasing specifications, and documentation requests. Ask the team to confirm availability, case packs, lead times, and delivery arrangements for your selected order before purchasing.
Healthcare Linen Par Level Calculator
Estimate flat sheets, fitted sheets, and pillowcases for your facility. Enter beds by size, occupancy, your chosen par level, and a reserve, then adjust the items used per bed. Choose settings based on your facility’s operations and laundry turnaround. Round orders to case packs and plan other products separately.
Step 1 — Facility details
Enter bed counts by size, occupancy, and par level.
(Average beds in use ÷ beds in service) × 100. Use a 30–90 day average when possible.
Extra inventory for delays, replacements, or peak days.
Step 2 — Bed setup
Choose a sheeting method and confirm items used per bed.
This pre-fills counts below. Edit if needed.
Items per bed
Step 3 — Results
Review totals and export for your team.
| Bed size | Flat | Fitted | Pillowcases | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Twin | — | — | — | — |
| Twin XL | — | — | — | — |
| Full | — | — | — | — |
| Full XL | — | — | — | — |
| Queen | — | — | — | — |
| King | — | — | — | — |
| Totals | — | — | — | — |