So your doctor recommended you or a loved one get a commode chair following an injury or illness to help in your rehab and recovery. But what the heck is a commode chair? The definition of a Rolling Shower Commode Chair is”a portable toilet that can be placed at the bedside of a patient whose activity is limited; these are often used in the home when the patient is too debilitated to reach the bathroom. The receptacle for waste can be removed and emptied.” While commode chairs are mostly used inside the bedroom there are a variety of different commodes such as
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- Shower Commodes
- Portable Commodes
- Bariatric Commodes
Now that you know what a commode is how do you know which one is best
for your individual situation? In this article will cover what a commode
is, benefits of using a commode, and the different types of commodes .
Benefits of Using a Commode
A commode chair is designed to act as a second toilet for individuals
who are recovering from an injury or illness and are unable to walk to
the bathroom. By using a bedside Bathroom Commode Chair
during your recovery you lower your risk of falling and re-injuring
yourself. A commode also makes it easier for caretakers to effectively
care for there patients without having to transfer their patient all the
way to the bathroom. In some instances the existing bathroom’s doorway
is to narrow for an individuals wheelchair to go through safely. In
cases like these a bedside commode is an affordable option compared to
remolding the existing bathroom.
Different Kinds Of Commode Chairs
There are a variety of different commode chairs designed to accommodate
every individuals needs. Before you purchase a commode you should
consider the following
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Bariatric Comode
Bariatric Commode: Like all bariatric products a bariatric commode is
designed to accommodate individuals that are over 3oo lbs. Unlike
regular bedside commodes that can only accommodate up to 300 pounds most
bariatric commodes are designed for individuals up to 600lbs. Unlike
traditional commodes that feature smaller seats a bariatric commode
features a wider seat that allows you to sit comfortably without feeling
confined. Many bariatric commodes also come with a drop arm for easy
transfer from a wheelchair or hospital bed.
Portable Commode
Portable Commode: Portable commode chairs are designed to be easily
maneuvered and pushed by a caretaker. Most portable commodes are
lightweight and feature 4 wheels and can be easily pushed over carpet,
tile, and wood flooring.
Shower Commode
Shower Commode Chair: Designed to be used specifically in showers, shower
commodes work as both a shower chair and a commode chair. Most shower
commode chairs are made out of lightweight rust proof aluminum, and
water proof material so that you do not have to worry about them
deteriorating over time. In addition shower commode chairs feature 4
wheels so that a caretaker can easily maneuver there patient in and out
of the shower.
