This bath seat sits inside the tub and turns, so a client can sit down facing out of the bath and then rotate to face along it. That single change makes the hardest part of a bath transfer, swinging the legs over the rim, much easier to do safely.
It suits clients with limited hip movement, reduced balance or pain that flares when they twist. The rotating seat also helps anyone who can manage a bath with supervision but loses confidence at the point of turning, which is where most bathroom falls happen.
For carers, having the client seated and facing out for the transfer means a shorter reach and a more controlled move, with less need to lean over the bath.
If bathing is still important to your client, this is a sensible way to keep it going.
