To markedly increase nursing efficiency with an assist by one nursing person and extremely improve reducing effect on nursing load, by lifting up a shower device having a water spray preventing function mounted under a bed to a part over the bed, and allowing pour of the shower.

This bed having a shower function is transformed from a lying position to a sitting position by pressing up a first spread floor 1 about a journaling portion 101 as a fulcrum. The journaling portion is jointed to a connecting tool 102, the first spread floor 1 is pressed up to automatically press down a fifth spread floor 5, and a foot tip is putted down to a foot bas 12. A second spread floor 2 drives a driving motor 104 under a guide rail 203 installed in the lower part and moves in parallel. A shower device 9 for preventing a water spray uses a remote control to move up and down an actuator 22, and is lifted up and down. Shower can be poured through a hot-water supply tank 16 and a hot-water supply pipe 107 using a built-in showerhead 18. Discharged water flows to a discharge opening 30 through a waterproof pan 109.