Raised Toilets

Choosing the right raised toilet seat or commode comes down to a few things: the person's mobility, whether they need armrests for support, and where the equipment will be used. A toilet raiser that sits on top of an existing toilet works well for someone who just needs a few extra inches of height. A bedside commode is a better fit when getting to the bathroom isn't always possible, especially during recovery or for overnight use.

For facilities, commodes and raised toilet seats are part of everyday fall prevention for elderly residents. The right seat height reduces strain on knees and hips, which means fewer assisted transfers and less risk of injury for both residents and staff. Shower commodes that double as transport chairs save space and simplify daily routines in nursing homes and assisted living settings.

When choosing for home use, think about the bathroom layout. Some toilet raisers clamp directly onto the bowl, while others are freestanding frames that don't require installation. If the person using it has limited upper body strength, look for a model with padded armrests or a drop arm bedside commode that swings out of the way for easier side transfers.

We carry these products individually and in bulk for facilities that need to outfit multiple rooms. If you're ordering nursing home supplies, hospice care supplies, or assisted living supplies for your community, we'd be happy to help you find the right fit. Sign up for a business account here or email us at info@keraemedical.com.