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Thank you for telling us about your loved one

Based on your answers, a Cubby Bed may not be the right fit right now. Often, that's good news, it means nights at your house sound calm. And if nights still feel hard, this page can help you understand what to watch for.

Why we asked what we asked

The Cubby Bed is an FDA Class I medical device, not a traditional bed. Coverage is generally tied to a documented diagnosis and safety concerns.

The concerns families come to Cubby with

Insurance looks for documented safety needs like these. If any start to sound familiar down the road, they're worth noting:

Wandering (elopement): leaving safe spaces unexpectedly during the night
Falls from bed: a higher likelihood of falls or injury overnight
Self-injury: nighttime behaviors that may cause them harm
Frequent nighttime intervention: getting up again and again to keep your loved one safe
Condition-related sleep safety: seizures or other medical conditions that call for supervision overnight

Tip: if you start noticing any of these, write down what happens and when. Those notes help your loved one's doctor understand what nights really look like.

A few things to keep handy

In the meantime, here's what other families find useful.

The safety + concerns worksheet

Track nighttime patterns over time. It's useful for doctor visits if concerns develop.

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How to get a Cubby Bed guide

The full path, step by step, whenever you want to understand how it works.

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