Bathroom Safety Equipment

Shower chairs, raised toilet seats, commodes, and more.

The bathroom is where most falls happen — wet floors, hard surfaces, and lack of proper support are where injuries occur. Most are preventable with the right durable equipment.

Feroz Medical supplies bathroom safety equipment across Los Angeles and Southern California. We partner with physicians and families, ensuring individuals receive the proper equipment and care they need.

Bathroom safety equipment — shower chairs, raised toilet seats, and commodes
What we carry

Featured Bathroom Safety Equipment

Here's some common items we provide.

Shower chair — aluminum frame with non-slip tips
Sit to bathe
Shower chairs & benches

Aluminum-frame shower chairs with height-adjustable legs and non-slip suction tips. Standard models for most patients, bariatric versions rated to 500 lbs. If someone needs to slide in from outside the tub rather than step over the wall, a transfer bench is the right call.

Raised toilet seat with safety arms
After hip or knee surgery
Raised toilet seats & safety frames

Raised seats add 2 to 6 inches above a standard toilet — a meaningful difference after hip replacement, or for anyone whose knees make standing painful. Arms-included versions give you something to push off from. Safety frames clamp on without permanent installation, useful for renters.

Bedside commode — 3-in-1 steel frame with removable bucket
May qualify for Medicare
Bedside commodes (3-in-1)

Steel-frame commode with removable bucket, lid, and splash guard. Works three ways: standalone bedside unit, over-toilet riser, or raised toilet seat without the bucket. The one bathroom item that may qualify for Medicare Part B coverage.

Insurance & coverage

Does Medicare cover bathroom safety equipment?

Here is the honest answer: most of it, no. Medicare Part B classifies items such as shower chairs, raised toilet seats, and grab bars as comfort or convenience items — not durable medical equipment — so Part B won't pay for them regardless of physician prescription or documented need.

The Exception
The Bedside Commode

When documented that the patient cannot physically access their bathroom toilet due to a medical condition, the commode can qualify as DME under Part B.

What we handle
Insurance Process to Delivery

Feroz Medical handles the insurance process and delivery of qualifying commode orders. For all other bathroom safety equipment, reach out to our team to discuss available payment options.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Q1
What is a 3-in-1 commode?

A 3-in-1 commode is a portable toilet that works three ways: as a standalone bedside unit with a removable bucket (useful when getting to the bathroom at night is a safety risk), placed over your existing toilet as an over-toilet riser, or used as a raised toilet seat once the bucket is removed. The steel frame, padded seat, lid, and splash guard are standard. It's the most versatile bathroom safety item that is covered by Medicare Part B.

Q2
What are the benefits of using an elevated toilet seat?

Elevated toilet seats add 2 to 6 inches of height above a standard toilet, reducing the range of motion required to sit down and stand back up. For instance, it aids individuals after a hip or knee replacement. They also help patients managing arthritis, general leg weakness, or balance instability. Models with integrated arms provide an extra push-off point that makes standing considerably easier.

Q3
Do you provide heavy-duty, bariatric options?

Yes. We carry bariatric options, such as shower chairs and rated to 500 lbs, and heavy-duty commodes with reinforced frames. Call ahead at (323) 263-3804 to confirm availability on a specific item before you come in.

Contact Us

Reach Out To Our Team

Call (323) 263-3804 or use the contact form linked below. We'll verify your coverage, answer your questions, and walk you through what to expect.