Raising the toilet seat is often the smallest change that keeps someone toileting independently after a hip replacement, a knee replacement or a general drop in leg strength. This one adds a lid, so the bathroom still looks and works like a normal bathroom and there is a surface to close over between uses.
Three raise heights are available, which lets you match the client closely. Too much height causes its own problems with foot contact and bowel position, so having a choice is worth using.
It clamps to the existing pan and takes the place of the standard seat, so nothing is left sitting loose on the rim. For clients who transfer with a rocking or sliding motion, that fixed mounting is the part that makes it safe.
