Commodes

Commodes are vital medical appliances exclusively designed for user convenience and dignity and for people with limited mobility. Generally found in hospitals, nursing homes, and home-care scenarios, these pooping contraptions are comprised of a chair-like structure held firmly, under which lies a removable bucket for easy disposal of the waste. Many of these models are height-adjustable to suit a variety of user needs and comfort modes. Commodes can also have padded seats, armrests, and that plus back support for improved stability and comfort. These are particularly useful for older patients, individuals recovering from some form of surgery, or even the disabled since it enables them to carry out their daily routine while still being organized and hygienic on their own.

Benefits

1) Safety: Providing a safe way to navigate the bathroom for the reduction of fall risk.

2) Convenience: Located right next to the bed for the easiest access especially at night.

3) Independence: The user does personal hygiene successfully without another person aiding or watching over.

4) Comfort: Most models have padding on the seats and height adjustment making it more comfortable.

5) Hygienic: Cleanliness is guaranteed, hence hygiene is ensured.