How Much Does Stryker Nara Baby Bassinet Cost?

Updated on August 17, 2026 | Written by Alec Pow
This article was researched using 10 sources. See our methodology and corrections policy.

A Stryker Nära hospital bassinet currently costs about $550 on the used equipment market and around $1,350 for a refurbished unit from a medical-equipment dealer. Stryker does not publish a current new-unit price and instead requires hospitals and other healthcare buyers to request a quote. For a useful new-equipment benchmark, a 2023 Northern Nye County Hospital District equipment plan budgeted $3,950 for one new Stryker Nära 4402-000-001.

That makes roughly $1,000-$1,500 a reasonable public-market planning range for a professionally refurbished Nära, while a facility considering new units should think in terms of around $4,000 as a historical planning benchmark and request a current Stryker quote before setting the capital budget. Freight, mattress condition, warranty, service history, model number, and refurbishment work can change the final delivered cost.

The Nära is a clinical bassinet for newborn care rather than a consumer bedside sleeper. Stryker’s current Nära product page describes a height-adjustable hospital bassinet with a narrow cabinet, tilting soft-edge basket, three-point basket attachment, steer-locking casters, two-way drawers, and a retractable work surface.

Article Highlights

• Current used-market example: approximately $550 (at $30 per hour, earning that amount would take about 2.3 full-time workdays, before taxes).
• Current refurbished dealer price: $1,350.
• New Stryker price: quote required rather than publicly posted.
• Historical hospital planning benchmark: $3,950 per new unit in a 2023 equipment plan.
• Refurbished savings example: $1,350 is $2,600 less than the $3,950 historical new-unit benchmark.
• Warranty matters: Stryker’s current U.S. warranty lists NARA maternity furniture at one year, with five-year coverage for Nära bassinet welds.
• Used-unit check: verify the exact model, serial number, service history, mattress, and applicable recall or field-correction history before purchase.

How Much Does a Stryker Nära Baby Bassinet Cost?

The public market is split between used equipment, professionally refurbished equipment, current quote-only new equipment, and rental. Those categories should not be averaged together because the warranty, service work, expected condition, and seller responsibilities are different.

Buying route	Current or documented price	What the number represents
Used Nära	$550 (about 2.3 full-time workdays at $30 per hour)	Current marketplace asking price
Refurbished Nära	$1,350	Current medical-equipment dealer price with one-year parts-only warranty
New Nära from Stryker	Quote required	Stryker does not display a current public selling price
2023 new-equipment planning benchmark	$3,950	Hospital district capital-equipment estimate, not a current Stryker quote
Clinical rental	Quote required	Available through medical-equipment rental providers

DOTmed currently shows a Stryker Nära asking price of $550 from a medical-equipment seller. Marketplace listings can change quickly and do not by themselves establish refurbishment quality, warranty coverage, or patient-ready condition.

At the more controlled end of the secondary market, Gumbo Medical currently lists a refurbished Stryker Nära at $1,350. The listing specifies a one-year parts-only warranty and gives an adjustable height of 30.5 to 39.5 inches.

What You’re Actually Buying

The Stryker model 4402 Nära is hospital furniture designed for newborn clinical care. It consists of a base cabinet, transparent infant basket, mattress, drawers, work surface, casters, chart storage, and a height-adjustment mechanism. It is built around bedside access and movement through maternity and newborn-care areas rather than the portability and home-sleep features sold with consumer bassinets.

The official product design includes a soft-edge basket that can tilt for visibility, three points securing the basket to the base, steer-locking soft-wheel casters, a narrow cabinet, two-way storage drawers, and a retractable work area. These are the features a hospital is buying when it compares the Nära with other clinical bassinets.

The correct adjustable-height specification is approximately 30.5 to 39.5 inches, not the older 22-to-34-inch range sometimes repeated online. A refurbished listing also gives an overall length of 42.5 inches, a base width of 21 inches, and a mattress size of about 26 by 12 by 1.5 inches.

The Old $2,529 MSRP Shouldn’t Be Used

Older descriptions of this product have circulated a supposed Stryker MSRP of $2,529 (about 2.1 full-time workweeks at $30 per hour). Stryker’s current U.S. Nära page does not publish that number or any other list price. Its purchasing path directs healthcare buyers to contact a representative.

A better public new-equipment benchmark comes from an actual hospital capital plan. Northern Nye County Hospital District’s 2023 medical-equipment schedule identifies manufacturer Stryker Medical, model 4402-000-001, Nära Bassinet, with a unit cost of $3,950. The same document states that its equipment estimate assumed new equipment.

That $3,950 figure is valuable, but it is not a 2026 Stryker price quote. Hospital contract pricing, quantity, configuration, freight, procurement agreements, and later price changes can all produce another number today.

For budgeting, the cleanest wording is therefore: about $1,000-$1,500 refurbished, while new units are quote-only and have a documented historical hospital planning benchmark around $4,000.

New vs Refurbished Nära

Refurbished equipment offers the largest visible price reduction. Comparing the current $1,350 refurbished dealer price with the $3,950 2023 new-equipment planning figure produces a difference of $2,600 per bassinet, or about 65.8%.

That percentage is not a guaranteed discount from today’s Stryker price because the two figures come from different years and purchasing channels. It does show why maternity departments with tight capital budgets investigate refurbished medical furniture.

Single-unit scenario: one refurbished Nära at the cited dealer price costs $1,350 before any applicable freight or tax.

Five-unit scenario: five units at $1,350 each produce a purchase subtotal of $6,750. Using the historical $3,950 new-equipment benchmark for comparison would produce $19,750, a difference of $13,000.

Ten-unit scenario: ten refurbished units at the same published price total $13,500. Ten units at the historical planning benchmark total $39,500. The difference is $26,000 before freight, service contracts, replacement mattresses, or other procurement costs.

These scenarios compare published numbers rather than two simultaneous bids. A facility purchasing multiple units should request actual delivered quotes in the quantity needed before making a sourcing decision.

Warranty and Service

The warranty attached to a medical-equipment purchase can be worth more than a small difference in sticker price. Stryker’s current U.S. Acute Care warranty schedule lists one year for NARA maternity furniture and separately lists five years for welds on the Nära bassinet.

That does not mean every component carries five years of coverage. It also does not mean a secondhand unit automatically inherits the same manufacturer protection. Stryker’s warranty terms apply under specified purchasing and use conditions, while a reseller can provide its own warranty.

The current $1,350 Gumbo Medical unit, for example, carries a one-year parts-only warranty. Labor, travel, freight, or service arrangements may differ from what is provided with new equipment.

Ask a reseller which components were replaced during refurbishment, whether the mattress is new, whether casters and height adjustment were serviced, who pays labor during the warranty period, and whether the unit receives a biomedical inspection before shipment.

Model and Recall Check

A low secondary-market price needs more due diligence than a new institutional purchase. Health Canada issued a 2018 medical-device recall for model 4402-000-002. The issue involved expansion of air inside the mattress at high altitude that could create an unintended gap between the inflated patient surface and tub.

This does not mean every Nära offered today is subject to an unresolved safety problem. It means a used-equipment buyer should identify the exact catalog number and serial number and verify that applicable recalls, corrections, mattress replacements, and service actions were completed.

Stryker continues to maintain model 4402 technical information. Its current technical library was updated in July 2025 and provides operations and maintenance documentation for U.S. model 4402 units.

For a patient-care device, a $550 used listing with unclear service history is therefore not financially equivalent to a $1,350 professionally refurbished unit with a stated warranty.

Clinical Rental

A short-term clinical rental is available, but public medical rental pricing is generally quote-based. Med One currently lists the Stryker Nära as rental equipment and states that it does not provide the equipment for home use.

That distinction matters because prop-rental prices sometimes appear in searches for this model. A film or television prop rental does not establish the cost of supplying inspected clinical equipment for newborn care.

A hospital evaluating rental should request the monthly rate, minimum rental period, freight in both directions, cleaning or biomedical fees, replacement responsibility, and the cost to purchase after the rental if that option exists.

Nära vs Other Hospital Bassinets

Consumer bassinets costing a few hundred dollars are not useful competitors for a hospital Nära. A better comparison is another product built specifically for maternity, nursery, or neonatal use.

Pedigo currently markets an institutional hospital bassinet line with welded construction and configurations for hospitals, clinics, and neonatal care units. Public dealer pricing illustrates how much configuration changes the bill.

Universal Medical lists a Pedigo stainless bassinet stand with an MSRP around $1,335, while a stainless cabinet model with doors carries an MSRP around $2,802. Those products differ from the height-adjustable Nära, but they provide a more relevant hospital-market comparison than home smart bassinets.

This puts the current $1,350 refurbished Nära in an interesting position: it costs roughly the same as the published MSRP of a simpler new institutional bassinet stand, while a cabinet-style hospital bassinet can already approach $2,800 before comparing feature sets.

When Refurbished Makes Sense

Makes sense if:

• The seller documents inspection, refurbishment work, and warranty coverage.
• The model and serial number can be checked against applicable recalls and service actions.
• The mattress and patient-contact surfaces are in suitable condition or being replaced.
• The delivered price remains materially below a current new-unit quote.
• The facility’s biomedical department can support the equipment after purchase.

Does not make sense if:

• The only advantage is a low marketplace asking price with no service history.
• The seller cannot identify the exact 4402 model or serial number.
• The warranty excludes the components most likely to require service.
• Freight, mattress replacement, repairs, and inspection erase most of the purchase savings.
• The facility needs manufacturer-backed support that is not available with the refurbished unit.

What We Verified

• Checked: Stryker still actively lists the Nära as a hospital bassinet and directs customers to a sales representative rather than displaying a public new-unit price.
• Confirmed: a current medical-equipment dealer lists a refurbished Nära at $1,350 with a one-year parts-only warranty.
• Cross-referenced: a current used-equipment marketplace shows a Nära asking price of $550.
• Verified: a 2023 hospital equipment plan budgeted $3,950 for a new Stryker 4402-000-001 Nära.
• Checked: current Stryker warranty material lists NARA maternity furniture at one year and Nära bassinet welds at five years.
• Confirmed: model 4402-000-002 has a documented 2018 Health Canada recall history that should be checked when evaluating used equipment.

Related Medical Equipment Costs

A Nära is specialized maternity furniture, so its price should not be compared directly with the cost of a consumer nursery product. Facilities planning broader patient-room purchases can compare it with the cost of a hospital bed, where powered adjustment, mattresses, controls, weight capacity, and clinical configuration push equipment prices into a much wider range.

For households rather than hospitals, the cost of a baby crib belongs to an entirely different market. Consumer cribs and home bassinets are not substitutes for a Nära in a maternity or newborn clinical-care setting.

Answers to Common Questions

How much does a Stryker Nära bassinet cost?

A current used-market example is about $550, while a professionally refurbished dealer currently lists the Nära at $1,350. New units are sold on a quote basis. A 2023 hospital capital plan used $3,950 per new unit as its equipment budget.

What is the current Stryker Nära MSRP?

Stryker does not publish a current U.S. MSRP on its Nära product page. Buyers are directed to contact a representative for pricing, so older claims of a fixed $2,529 current MSRP should not be treated as a 2026 price.

How much does a refurbished Stryker Nära cost?

One current medical-equipment dealer lists a refurbished unit for $1,350 with a one-year parts-only warranty. Other used and refurbished prices can differ based on condition, age, model, warranty, mattress, and service work.

Can hospitals rent a Stryker Nära?

Yes. Clinical medical-equipment rental providers currently offer the model, but public rental pricing is generally quote-based. Ask about the rental period, delivery, pickup, service, and cleaning costs.

What is the height range of the Nära?

Current product specifications put the adjustable height at approximately 30.5 to 39.5 inches.

What warranty comes with a new Nära?

Stryker’s current U.S. limited warranty lists NARA maternity furniture at one year and Nära bassinet welds at five years. Other components and accessories can have different coverage, and refurbished sellers use their own warranty terms.

Is buying a used Stryker Nära safe?

That cannot be determined from price alone. A healthcare facility should verify the exact model and serial number, service and refurbishment records, mattress condition, applicable recalls or corrections, and biomedical inspection before placing used equipment into patient service.