Three Ways to Use a Bedside Commode to Prevent Falls

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Do you have to go to the bathroom frequently? Do you feel like you won't make it without having an accident sometimes? How many times do you have to get up to go to the bathroom at night?
Frequent and urgent trips to the bathroom can lead to falls. A bedside commode, or 3-in-1 commode, can help reduce the risk of falls. It can also help reduce the risk of falls in the shower as well!
In this video, you will learn Three Ways to Use a Bedside Commode that will improve your independence and reduce your risk of falling.
0:00 - Bathroom Needs Can Lead to Falls
1:04 - What is a Bedside Commode / 3-in-1 Commode
2:43 - In the Bedroom - The Portable Throne
8:15 - Secret Cleaning Tip
9:49 - In the Bathroom - The Toilet Booster
13:48 - In the Shower - The Safety Seat
14:45 - More Tips
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@kayaba8702 5 месяцев назад

The 45 degree angle was a great tip, ❤

@yourPTguy 5 месяцев назад

I'm glad you found it helpful! Thank you 😊

@kathrynschultz1634 5 месяцев назад

I have often experienced sudden spells of vomiting, and having the bedside commode has been a great help. I started using one, because my father died after a fall trying to get to the bathroom at night.

@yourPTguy 5 месяцев назад

Oh no! I'm so sorry for your loss. I hope you are recovering from what can only be a heart-breaking event.

@kathrynschultz1634 5 месяцев назад

@@yourPTguy That happened in 1997, so we have had many years now for the grief to brcome less intense, but it still hurts. I didn’t start using a bedside commode at night until I had hip replacement surgery in 2016, then fell and broke my arm in 2019. Now I have weakness from CKD, so it really helps not to risk a fall during the night.

@katrinahmas884 5 месяцев назад

tHANK YOU, Good information.

@yourPTguy 5 месяцев назад

You are most welcome. Stay safe and independent 😊

@samanthadan 2 месяца назад

Hi. This is Samantha. I enjoy watching your videos. I am getting a Mariner shower/toilet commode delivered to me tomorrow. I am also getting this kind of commode in your video. To travel with. This video is helpful to me.

@yourPTguy Месяц назад

I'm glad you find the videos helpful, Samantha. Stay safe and independent 🙂

@ziggy33399 4 месяца назад

That was a really informative and well put together video! I was thinking of getting some kind of stroller or seat… but a commode is making more sense now. I’ve had two HARD falls & both at night before or after bathroom visits. Also, need a shower 🧼 badly & found out here in Florida we no longer have anyone to help with those things. So instead the Dr gave me physical therapy and occupational therapy. It’s impossible with the cancer and back surgeries… but I need to rest first and heal a bit. This shower idea will allow me to get to my private parts and I think I can manage. A little question would be getting in & out of said shower. 🚿 I used to take two to three a day… or bathe then stand up to shower off. I’d love that again. And someone to cook once a week & leave leftovers . ❤alas, I’d probably recover completely and I’m 76 yrs old & we don’t want to burden out younger generations, I know. Wish I lived in a place they still honor old people. Ahhhh….❤

@yourPTguy 3 месяца назад

I'm glad you found the ideas helpful. Thank you for sharing your story. To your question about the shower, I do think it would be super helpful to have the occupational therapist come out to the home if your doctor has ordered it to get his or her safety tips and input on your specific set up. Even if it's just for one visit, it would be so helpful to keep you safe. Also, please know that you aren't a burden! We need the older generation. We can glean much wisdom from those who have gone before us.

@dianewristen 2 месяца назад

I USE GLAD BAGS 13 GAL. AND FOLD IT DOWN. I FEEL THEY ARE STRONG AND HAVE NEVER HAD A PROBLEM. I READ ABOUT THE CAT LITTER ON HERE AND WILL INCORPORATE STARTING NOW. I FOUND A ROLLATOR WALKER THAT WEIGHS ONLY 13#, SO I CAN LIFT EASIER.

@yourPTguy 2 месяца назад

Excellent tip. Thanks for sharing. 🙂