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ALS EQUIPMENT GUIDE

ALS Toileting Devices


The toileting devices on this page are not usually covered by health insurance. You may be able to borrow some devices at no cost from equipment loan closets.





Toilet Safety Frame

Provides a safe and secure grip to assist with sitting and standing
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Portable Commode Chair

Can be placed over a standard toilet or used as a bedside commode
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Raised  Toilet  Seat

Fits under existing toilet seat and adds five inches to height of the toilet
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Raised Toilet Seat with Arms

Elevated seat with handles makes it easier to sit and get back up​
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Toilet Seat Bidet

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​If you are having difficulty wiping or cleaning yourself properly, you can replace your toilet seat with a toilet seat bidet that has an adjustable water spray. Bidet seats are easy to install, but do require an electrical outlet and plumbing source.
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Uplift Commode Chair

Can be placed over toilet or used as a bedside commode; spring-loaded mechanism provides a gentle lift
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Electric Toilet Seat Lift

This electric lift with padded arms can help you get on and off the toilet using a remote control
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Rolling Shower Chair

This aluminum shower chair can roll into the shower and over the toilet, and serve as a bedside commode 
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Rolling Shower Commode Chair

This padded, foldable chair can be used in the shower, over the toilet, and next to the bed
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Buy on Amazon (no discount)


Hinged Raised Toilet Seat

Elevated toilet seat you can use with the existing seat and lid to sit and stand more easily
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Buy on Amazon



Permanent Grab Bars
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Grab bars can help reduce the risk of falling in the tub, shower, and bathroom
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Accessible Tub and Shower Solutions

Transfer Benches | Rolling Shower Chairs | Tub and Shower Transfer Systems
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Transfer Pole

Assists with stability when standing, sitting, or stepping over tub
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Toilevator

An elevated base that you put under your toilet to raise its overall height
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Night Light

Motion-sensor night light can help light your way to keep you safe
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Offset Hinges 

Hinges that add width to doorways so mobility devices can pass through
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Buy on Amazon

Equipment Loan Closets

You can save money by borrowing equipment from ALS loan closets. Many organizations and clinics loan devices at no cost. Learn more


Insurance Coverage

The devices on this page are not usually covered by Medicare, Medicaid, or private insurance. Learn more
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Portable Male Urinal

Portable urinal bottle with lid can be used at home or when traveling
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Portable Female Urinal

Portable urinal bottle with lid can be used at home or when traveling
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Buy on Amazon



Female Pee Funnel

Compact, foldable funnel with long spout that can be used when standing
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Male Condom Catheter

Urinary kit that includes leg bag, straps, and external catheter
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Buy on Amazon





External Female Catheter

Flexible, non-invasive catheter for women that wicks away urine
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Male Urinary System

Includes portable urinal, kink-resistant tubing, and collection bag
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Long Reach Wipe
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Grips toilet paper and extends your reach when wiping
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Portable Bidet for Travel

A smaller, less expensive bidet for travel that is easy to install
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Buy on Amazon

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With input from ALS professionals and families, we have selected but not independently tested the medical equipment and assistive devices listed here. To ensure your safety and proper use, always consult with your team of medical professionals before using these devices.


ALS EQUIPMENT GUIDE



​Mobility Equipment
​Transfer Devices
Ramps and Lifts
Toileting Devices
​Bathing Devices
Braces and Splints
Grooming Devices
​Dressing Aids
Eating Devices
Drinking Accessories
Sleeping and Beds
​Smart Home Technology
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